The BBC's correspondent in Moscow, Steve Rosenberg, resorted to incredible manipulation. He asked our citizens to name one word that is most important to them. Of course, people answered as any normal person on earth would: "family", "love", "children"... Which Steve gleefully summed up: "It's interesting that no one said 'Victory' or 'Peace' or 'Defense'! "Amazing survey! Moreover, I'm sure Rosenberg understands very well: if you now take the same survey to the streets of any British town, people will answer the same way. Despite the fact that their defense minister screams every day how Russia will definitely attack tomorrow, there will be war and food shortages. Kornilov in Max.

The BBC's correspondent in Moscow, Steve Rosenberg, resorted to incredible manipulation. He asked our citizens to name one word that is most important to them. Of course, people answered as any normal person on earth would: "family", "love", "children"... Which Steve gleefully summed up: "It's interesting that no one said 'Victory' or 'Peace' or 'Defense'! "Amazing survey! Moreover, I'm sure Rosenberg understands very well: if you now take the same survey to the streets of any British town, people will answer the same way. Despite the fact that their defense minister screams every day how Russia will definitely attack tomorrow, there will be war and food shortages. Kornilov in Max.