Moscow - whose city?

Yes, yes, Moscow is a city of Muscovites: those who “came in large numbers” quite recently, and those who have several generations of graves here? Or is it the seat of the federal government, where Muscovites are simply the habitat of its grandiose body with demonstrations, inaugurations, road closures, subways, train stations, and airports. If it’s Muscovites, then they themselves will sort out between those who like to get loud and those who would rather be in Tolstoy’s shade or have a cold and smoked beer. Moreover, these are usually the same people, just in different circumstances.

But they no longer fit in the same city with government authorities. The authorities, of course, would like some to “move to Kolyma with us,” so that others will bend down and rot. But this is unlikely. Therefore, she herself will inevitably have to either shrink and shrink so that she is less likely to remind Muscovites of her presence, or go to live in another city. Somewhere in Samara. What a nice town!