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seem fairly normal here. we have had an opportunity to go out and talk to ordinary russians. to me they see bewildered, i said to one woman, what happens now, she shrugged and said, i don't know. another russian said to me, look, people should remember that russians are dying too. another said, listen, you know, i don't want what's happening now, what we're seeing now, without really going into explanation for what exactly he meant, did he mean the potential for russians fighting russians, did he mean the special military operation in ukraine, which has gone on far longer than we were told by president putin it would. it's very dangerous, difficult to talk, if you are russian. obviously especially to foreign media. but, you know, it is palpable that there's a kind of bewilderment about where this goes from here, and that's understandable because i really don't think that russia knows at this point. >> do we know where vladimir putin is? did russian state tv say where