For the second year running, Moscow's Victory Day commemorations have been staged as war rages. Vladimir Putin's message at the military parade in Red Square was that we are in it for the long haul. The day began with Russian missiles raining down on Ukraine's capital Kyiv. We hear from a Russian president who claims a "real war" has been unleashed against his country. Is that how ordinary Russian citizens see it? As sanctions bite and the body count rises, will enthusiasm wax or wane?