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I don't see Russia breaking up over this, too many of those republics would be totally isolated and would not have viable economies.
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I don't see Russia breaking up over this, too many of those republics would be totally isolated and would not have viable economies.
I don't see Russia breaking up over this, too many of those republics would be totally isolated and would not have viable economies.
STILL many new states ´d have it much better than todayI don't see Russia breaking up over this, too many of those republics would be totally isolated and would not have viable economies.
I don't see it happening.STILL many new states ´d have it much better than today
Karelia
all Kuril Island under Japan
Sakha
Tataria
Eastern Prussia
etc.
It hasn't happened in over a hundred years and I don't see it happening again anytime soon.it has happened 2 times just in 75 years, almost in 1905 and 1856
map from 1918, WIKI :
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whats about 1991?It hasn't happened in over a hundred years and I don't see it happening again anytime soon.
Remember Pootler's grand predictions that "sanctions imposed by the West will just bring a temporary slowdown in our economy, as we broaden trade with China". Didn't work out. one for sure, China wants back outer Manchuria, Siberia and the lake Baikal , bad news for the Nigeria with snow
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The attempt was quickly put to rest.
- November 9 - A Presidential Decree number 1874 on the dissolution of the Sverdlovsk Regional Council, and then, on November 10 - the Decree No. 1890 on the dismissal of Eduard Rossel. All their decisions regarding the Ural Republic were declared null and void.[10] Valery Trushnikov was appointed as the head of Sverdlovsk Oblast' administration.
Unfortunately Putin's history is to put down such efforts with as much force and he deems necessary to crush them.couple interesting articles on the same subject
1)
The unwieldy Russian Federation consists of 85 “federal subjects,” of which 22 are republics representing non-Russian ethnicities, including the North Caucasus and Middle Volga, and numerous regions with distinct identities that feel increasingly estranged from Moscow.
Instead of pursuing decentralization to accommodate regional aspirations, the Kremlin is downgrading their autonomy. This is evident in the new language law designed to promote “Russification” and plans to merge and eliminate several regions.
Pressure is mounting across the country, with growing anger at local governors appointed by the Kremlin and resentment that Moscow appropriates their resources. Indeed, regions such as Sakha and Magadan in the far east, with their substantial mineral wealth, could be successful states without Moscow’s exploitation.
Emerging states will benefit from forging closer economic and political contacts with neighboring countries rather than depending on Moscow, whose federal budget is drastically shrinking. Collapsing infrastructure means that residents of Siberia and Russia’s far east will become even more separated from the center, thus encouraging demands for secession and sovereignty.
Given Russia’s ailments, an assertive Western approach would be more effective than reactive defense. Washington needs to return to core principles that accompanied the collapse of the Soviet Union by supporting democratization, pluralism, minority rights, genuine federalism, decentralization and regional self-determination among Russia’s disparate regions and ethnic groups.
Managing Russia’s dissolution
Rising social, ethnic, economic and regional pressures indicate that Russia is heading toward fragmentation.thehill.com
2)
Tens of thousands protest in Russia's far east after Kremlin ...
https://www.wsws.org › articles › 2020/07/15 › russ-j14
15 Jul 2020 — On Saturday, up to 35,000 people protested in Khabarovsk, ... the secession of the far east from Russia was discussed as a real possibility ...
huge protested in Khabarovsk have had Belarusian flags, Ural Republic Flags, but No Muscovite flags
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Remember Pootler's grand predictions that "sanctions imposed by the West will just bring a temporary slowdown in our economy, as we broaden trade with China". Didn't work out. one for sure, China wants back outer Manchuria, Siberia and the lake Baikal , bad news for the Nigeria with snow
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