Russians in a special military operation situation

Abstract

The article considers the special military operation (SVO) as one of the deepest and most acute military crises in the social history of Russia. Based on qualitative and quantitative empirical data at the all-Russian level, the complexity of the social situation of Russians in the combat zone and on the territory of municipalities is revealed and justified. Features of the behavior of various subjects showing solidarity and social responsibility for large-scale opposition to the Nazis and Western anti-Russian aggression are presented.