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The Guardian
Feb 8, 2023
SAINT PETERSBURG
The Guardian speaks to three St Petersburg residents: a soldier, a street artist and an actor, all with very different views on Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine which is nearing its first anniversary.
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Maxim, who has just come back from the frontline, thinks a Putin victory is in clear sight. 'MV Picture' shows her doubt towards the war through her art while Andrey, an actor, isn't quite sure where his loyalties should lie
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