In this episode we analyze the phenomenon of Siberian identity, exploring why Siberia is considered the most silent region of Russia. We examine how Moscow takes 95% of Siberia’s resources, the history of protests from Governor Gagarin to General Pepelyaev, current controversies involving governors Lebedev, Levchenko, and Furgal, and what it really means to be a "Siberian". We also delve into the origins of the conflict between Siberia and Moscow, which has lasted over 300 years.
