Category: Collapse of Russia

Alexander Savchenko, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Ukraine (1991-1992 and 2005-2009), Executive Director of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (1993-1996) and Deputy Minister of Finance of Ukraine (2009-2010) shares his opinion on the future of the Russian Federation. This is a “Free Idel-Ural” exclusive. 

The Collapse of Russia Live: A Brief Summary of the Key Events of the Dayю

One of the most influential Kazakh businessmen shared his views on the current state of affairs in the Russian Federation.

The collapse of Russia live: briefly about the main events of the outgoing day.

One of the most abundant Finno-Ugric ethnicities of the Russian Federation, Erzya people, residing predominantly in the Republic of Mordovia, expressed their solidarity with the people of Ukraine. The corresponding statement was published on the official wed-site of the national movement: http://inyazoro.info/

Latest news on the collapse of the Russian Federation: 07.03.2022

In the Republic of Kalmykia, a member state of the Russian Federation, a meeting of the Congress of the Airat-Kalmyk People, the national representative body of the Kalmyks, took place.

The top state secret of the Russian Federation is a number of bodies of Russian soldiers kicking around the Ukrainian fields and forests, streets and villages. That is to say, the number of killed “liberators” is security restricted and undisclosed. 

Visa and Mastercard suspended its operation in Russia.

Volunteer fighters continue to arrive in Ukraine to fight against Russian aggression. There are many nations enslaved by Moscow among volunteer fighters in Ukraine, including Erzian people (Erzya is one of the most populous Finno-Ugric nations of the Russian Federation). 

The Kremlin is seriously concerned about the growing discontent among oligarchs and big businesses. Special services warn Putin about a possible conspiracy of oligarchs, whose condition is rapidly declining under the pressure of sanctions.

The official propaganda continues to reassure the Russian population that “the sanctions will have a beneficial impact which will stimulate economic modernization and growth.” At the same time, even the pro-government media of Tatarstan, the richest republic of the Russian Federation, reveals the actual state of affairs.

Russian occupation forces have used at least 95% of their battalion tactical groups, has reported Oleksiy Danilov, the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine. A number of Russian mass media have reported about a great probability that Putin will announce general mobilization in the country this Friday.

Russian forces did not manage to capture Kharkiv, Chernigiv, Sumy, Poltava, Kyiv and other large cities of Ukraine. Having suffered serious losses, Russian could not gain a foothold in the cities. Instead, they have switched to rocket strikes on residential districts and bombarding of civilian infrastructure objects. Moscow bets on killing the large number of civilians in this way demoralizing the adversary.

The political and socio-economic situation in the Russian Federation is becoming worse. Unparalleled sanctions introduced not only for Russian political leadership but also for Russian business caused considerable damage to Russian economics. Frustration is also growing among the wealthiest individuals of the Federation and Tatarstan, which is famous for its will to save its sovereignty and Tatar identity.