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Our moscow correspondent, caroline davies, has been to belgorad, a city near ukraine's eastern border, to hear people's views there on the invasion. the roads to ukraine are icy and quiet. through the snow—laden fog, we spot them. we are about 20 miles away from the ukrainian border here. this is one of the main roads between belgorod and russia up the road and kharkiv down there in ukraine as well. and we've seen plenty of military vehicles along this route, including here where we've seen some military vehicles parked up behind. driving around belgorad, the signs of russia's military actio...

And subjecting them to genocide. a recent poll showed the majority of russians believe the us and nato countries are to blame for the escalation in ukraine. but some have protested, despite the risk of arrest. others showed their dissent with small acts of defiance. taken on the moscow metro, this woman has written "no to war" on her bag. in western russia, equipment continues to head to the border. the kremlin shows no sign of changing paths. i wanted to talk to sergei markov to understand president putin's view of the invasion ordered. here is what he had to tell me about this input