Chinese Communist Party
1921 - 2021
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The collapse of the USSR did not solve the Russian predicament. A collection of 'independent' republics or, rather, monarchies, if truly 'independent' cannot be expected to follow a stable line of foreign policy. If Ukraine and the Baltic Banana Republics are allowed independence, then they can choose, for whatever reason, their own alignment and military policy, as independence consist, mainly on the ability to conduct military and foreign policy. That must have been clear to those that allowed and promoted the collapse of the USSR.
Today's Russia cannot but adopt an aggressive stance, as a hostile Ukraine, even if outside NATO, would put Moscow at risk. Another 'Barbarossa' launched from the Ukraine would, very likely, succeed (even supposing the use of nuclear weapons).
The best chance for Russia would be to revive revolutionary policies and even recreate the USSR. To do that they would have to break the EU, most likely through new mass migration bouts that would make the open borders policy of the oligarchies unsustainable. Class war is the best war.
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