Many Ukrainians say their problem with Russia extends far beyond the autocrat who runs the place.
from Russia and Russia-allied Belarus as well as Ukraine.
Some leading Ukrainians say that, contrary to what many in the rest of the world may believe, Putin isn’t the root of the problem they face in Russia. And knocking him out of power won’t resolve anything. Still, these are complicated feelings about complicated relationships, and ties between ordinary Ukrainians and Russians are far from severed.
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