As Russia marks 1,000 days since its invasion of Ukraine, the effects of the war are deeply felt within Russian society. Propaganda saturates everyday life, fear persists, and a culture of denunciation has returned. Public displays glorifying the war contrast sharply with the quiet suffering of families of fallen soldiers. Despite widespread repression, surveys indicate significant support for President Vladimir Putin’s policies, suggesting a consolidation of public opinion around the war effort. This article explores the changing landscape of Russia in light of the ongoing conflict.