At this point, it's possible to be a legal adult in Russia who has spent their entire life living under Vladimir Putin's administration.
And while enough Russians to make his political maneuvers viable have continued to vote for him, that doesn't mean his continued leadership has gone unchallenged.
As CNN reported, this was especially evident when thousands throughout the nation protested the imprisonment of Alexey Navalny, one of his largest opposition figures who was jailed in January five months after being poisoned by a nerve agent called Novichok.
But if those involved in those protests want to see Putin leave office, a recently signed law has made the prospect of removing him even more unlikely than before.