Former Fox News star Tucker Carlson caused a stir last week when he traveled to Moscow to interview President Vladimir Putin, becoming the first foreign journalist to do so since 2019.
While the rare interview was primarily aimed at Western audiences, Russian state media and authorities have also been eager to promote the two-hour talk to the Russian public. We asked people on the streets of Moscow what they thought of the interview.
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