Poll shows majority not expecting a 'Russian Spring'

Poll shows majority not expecting a 'Russian Spring'

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
Poll shows majority not expecting a Russian Spring

A general view of a demonstration against recent parliamentary election results in Moscow December 24, 2011. REUTERS Photo

A poll conducted on the Hürriyet Daily News website showed a crushing 74 percent of respondents did not think the protests in Russia would pave the way for a “Russian Spring,” similar to the uprisings throughout the world.

Twenty-one percent said they thought the mass rallies could lead to a “Russian Spring.”

Five percent said they had no idea on the matter.

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