Sky News reporter on streets in Moscow with riot police

The transcript discusses the ongoing protests in Russia against the government, highlighting the large police presence and the Kremlin's stance. Despite official claims of indifference, the significant police deployment suggests concern over the protests led by Alexei Navalny. The persistence of protesters, despite personal risks, indicates widespread public dissent and a strong sentiment of protest across the country.

What is the Kremlin's official position regarding the protests?

• They are deeply concerned.

• They are indifferent.

• They are supportive.

• They are afraid.

What does the large police presence suggest about the government's true feelings towards the protests?

• They are unaware of the protests.

• They are concerned about the protests.

• They are indifferent to the protests.

• They are supportive of the protests.

What does the presence of protesters in Moscow indicate?

• A lack of interest in political change.

• Fear of government retaliation.

• A strong sense of dissent and willingness to take risks.

• Support for the current government.

What risk do people face when they come out to protest?

• Losing their jobs and endangering their families.

• Gaining government support.

• Receiving financial rewards.

• Being ignored by the media.

What does the repeated occurrence of protests across the country suggest?

• A decrease in political activism.

• A lack of interest in political matters.

• A widespread feeling of dissent.

• A unified support for the government.