“Our authorities always ignore what people think, the less we know about what they are doing in Syria the better, it seems,” Aleksanda Sedelnikova, a Nizhny Novgorod pediatrician told The Daily Beast. The first memories that came to Sedelnikova’s mind as soon as she heard of the senate’s decision were of “Black Tulips”—the dark nickname for the planes that brought dead Russian soldiers back from Afghanistan in the 1980s.
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