I just wonder. When I was in Moscow during the collapse of the Russian Empire, USSR, I heard stories that sabotage was happening all over the country!
Why do I think so about this sad ending of a daughter's life? When I was in Moscow, the things Russians on the street were complaining about was their goods made-in-Russia didn't filter into American stores. They aren't making it to here now, some 30 years later. The Russians want to be liked for what they do, they produce, not for whom they must war against.
Personally, when I visited Russia years ago, I was astounded how these people were kept isolated, away from Western Civilization, where I believe, they could be appreciated for who they are--in helping make the same things that are sold to Westerners.
I don't think they like their isolation, that Putin must think is for their own good! But they certainly manufacture usable products. It's a way those of other cultures come know of theirs. While I was there on vacation I bought a pair of shoes made there--in Russia; and proudly wore them out on the streets of San Francisco!
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