A scene of people storming a train belongs in a classic movie about the “Wild West” — or, at least, about Russia’s revolutionary years.
Except this is 2016, in a country where every State Duma deputy earns 450,000 rubles a month, while the head of Russian Railways leaves the company as a dollar billionaire.
The author of the video exclaims several times: What kind of lawlessness is this? What are you doing to people?!
Here are a few links that answer that question:
The house of former Russian Railways head and one of President Putin’s closest allies, Vladimir Yakunin, looks like this:
You can read the Anti-Corruption Foundation’s (ACF) investigation into how members of the Yakunin family live here (spoiler: they do not have to storm trains to get to work).
An ACF explainer on why suburban trains are being canceled in Russia (spoiler: negligence and theft) can be read here.
And the fourth item will not be a link, but a photograph:
There you have it — all the answers.