Number of people regretting the collapse of the USSR has reached a 10-year high
66% of Russians regret the collapse of the Soviet Union, which is the highest figure in the last decade, according to a Levada Center survey. In 2017, 58% were nostalgic for the USSR, while before that, for 10 years, the figure had not risen above 61%. The absolute record was set in 2000 — 75%, Vedomosti reports. 60% of respondents believe that the collapse could have been avoided, which is also the highest in 13 years.