RUSSIA: HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONER

The transcript discusses the political situation in Moscow, highlighting the lack of written military orders and the reluctance to sign them. It also touches on the weak but increasing pressure from the West and the potential impact of public demonstrations, referencing historical events in Moscow.

What is the significance of written orders in military operations according to the text?

Why might officers in the Russian army not have had written instructions?

What does the text suggest about the willingness of individuals to sign military orders?

How does the text describe the pressure from the West regarding military actions?

What historical event is referenced in relation to public response in Moscow?