>On Red Square, a pavilion has been set up for people to donate gifts and humanitarian aid to troops, with upbeat Soviet-era music playing outside.

lmfao, the jokes write themselves.

100,000 Russian families are mourning the loss of their sons and many more who's sons were maimed all to stroke the ego of a dying dictator.

The vibes are different urban v rural. This is all urban. It gets a lot bleaker (like awful) when you go to the villages.

Wasn’t it mostly sons from eastern Russian villages and minorities instead of Moscow families who died so far?

Not heavy enough. Stop the war or be dragged into it, sad sheep for citizens in Muscovy.

I principal don't participate on all of it.