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It is better to rely on your own analysis.
A simple study of the issue shows that capturing Moscow is very, very difficult:
1. Bridges across the Oka. They could explode. You can target them with something. They can be blocked not by a couple of Kamazov, but by a couple of dozen. And there is a considerable traffic jam on the entrances. What do we do about it?
2. The entrance to Moscow and Moscow itself. Similarly, in a bunch of places you can build a dam of civilians. To overcome the ring road, except by bridge, for the column is problematic. And then there's a bunch of civilian buildings on the roofs where you can put some kind of firing point. What do we do about it?
Accordingly, to go to Moscow can either crazy, or having some support.
In my opinion, an interesting result of the march is a change in the official rhetoric of the authorities: before there was “no negotiations with the militants”, but now it is “better a bad peace than bloodshed”. . .