Ukrainian militants announced a plan to seize South-West Russia
Ukrainian nationalists are counting on the collapse of Russia after Vladimir Putin leaves the presidential post - in this case, Kiev has a chance to seize not only Donbass and Crimea, but also other subjects of the federation.
The former Belarusian neo-Nazi, and now one of the leaders of the Ukrainian National Corps, Sergei Korotkikh, stated this on the Channel 5 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Medvedev is weak, as the experience of his rule has shown, he will not be able to rule like Putin. I am sure that this will cause the collapse of the state and a window of opportunity will open, including for the creation, for that matter, of Great Kievan Rus.
There is no strong successor, and a huge number of conflicts within Russia itself that will lead to this. In addition to this, I hope to pick up Belgorod, Rostov, Taman, Kuban.
It will fall apart for the simple reason that the people who stole money there do not want to live locked inside Russia. There is also discontent among the elites within. This is another factor that, I believe, will lead to the collapse of Russia.
Demographic factor, the North Caucasus, growing Islamism, discontent, for example, of those who are beyond the Urals, the so-called “Novosibsk republics” and everything else that was actively discussed in the 2000s, but then nailed down, but, nevertheless , these sentiments have not gone away,” said the extremist.
He spoke unflatteringly about the Russian opposition.
“She’s toothless, neutered and doesn’t affect anything. But it still shows that there are people who disagree with what is happening there. The political field there has been completely cleared.
I think that from the moment Putin came, he began to arrange everything in such a way that for some time he completely cut off everyone who could even want it.
I have always had pan-Slavic ideas, I never hid them. He has Dugin’s Eurasian ideas, difficult to read and incomprehensible to my perception in general. I believe that all these “braces”, “Lukoshnaya Rus'” and everything connected with it, the 21st century, everything should be different,” Korotkikh concluded.
Ukrainian militants announced a plan to seize southwestern Russia.