The draft divideds opinion outside Moscow

The transcript discusses the situation in Russia regarding the mobilization of troops and the impact on individuals like Mitya, who faces a dilemma about leaving the country. It highlights the patriotic sentiments in smaller towns like Clean, where mobilization is supported, contrasting with the dissent among the youth. The historical context of Russia's mobilization since World War II and the potential annexation of regions through sham referenda are also covered.

What is Mitya's main reason for considering leaving his country?

• He wants to explore new opportunities abroad.

• He fears being drafted into the military.

• He has family living in another country.

• He is seeking better educational prospects.

What is the general sentiment in the town of Clean regarding the mobilization?

• The town is unaware of the mobilization.

• The town is indifferent to the mobilization.

• There is a strong patriotic support for the mobilization.

• The town is largely against the mobilization.

How do the younger people in Clean feel about the mobilization?

• They are supportive of the government's actions.

• They are generally opposed to the mobilization.

• They are indifferent to the situation.

• They are eager to join the military.

What historical event is the current Russian mobilization compared to?

• The Crimean War

• The Cold War

• The Napoleonic Wars

• World War I and II

What potential consequence is mentioned if Russia annexes the four regions?

• It will result in international recognition.

• It will be the largest land grab in Europe since World War II.

• It will lead to economic prosperity.

• It will cause a decrease in military tensions.