The Kremlin doubted a survey about the fear of Russians before the arbitrariness of power
Most of all, Russians are afraid of diseases of loved ones and children, world war and arbitrariness of the authorities, showed the results of a new survey of the Levada Center. Other fears associated with power also got into the top 7 of the rating-for example, a return to repression and tightening the regime. The Kremlin drew attention to the results, but considered the survey superficial, writes RBC with reference to the press secretary of the President Dmitry Peskov.