The video of the famous Russian publicist Mikhail Pozharskiy about decolonization can be regarded as a means to start a public discussion on this topic, but if the Russians may like Pozharskiy’s theses, then representatives of the indigenous peoples of the current Russian Federation have something to say about this.

There is a fairly widespread opinion that the Kremlin and the Russian Federation as a whole as a state  cares only about the so-called Russians and no one else. But is this concern for Russians so great, and why do Russians often consider themselves the most oppressed part of the population of the empire they adore so much?

The well-known Ukrainian blogger Ali Tatar-zade told about the scheme, which was rolled out in the russian Empire 100-150 years ago. It is according to such a scheme that Putin’s mobilization is taking place.

Zakat, the Charitable Foundation of the Spiritual Muslim Board of Tatarstan  collected 1.8 million rubles during the action to support mobilized Tatarstan residents. First of all, they plan to use the collected money to buy warm clothes, first aid kits, and halal products. Fundraising continues. Boxes for donations are set up in rural shops and they explain to fellow villagers the importance of supporting  soldiers fellow believers whom Putin sent for a slaughter in a foreign country. However, earlier the Spiritual Muslim Board of Tatarstan stated that Ukraine is in the hands of “neo-Nazis”, so there is no need to be surprised here. As well as how freely pro-Kremlin muftis interpret Islam.

At least three medical institutions of the republic announced purchases for the supply of firewood for heating. This is reported by Proofy edition.

With the big war against Ukraine, the Kremlin only spurred the processes of both de-communisation and decolonisation (demoscovitisation, de-russification, de-russianisation – whatever you call it) of this country.

Ruslan Gabbasov, head of the Bashkir political center, talks about this.

For the national republics, this is the worst possible scenario.

In the Soviet Union, the popular science magazine Vokrug Sveta was published, in which there was a heading Сlorful World, which ridiculed the “grimaces of capitalism.” Articles about stupid bourgeois laws were often published there. For example, “There is a law in Wisconsin that prohibits opening umbrellas near horse-drawn carriages!” “Ha ha ha! Those silly Americans!”

Most Western military analysts, as well as representatives of British, American, Estonian and Ukrainian intelligence, are now openly expressing the same fears that Arkadiy Babchenko, a journalist, blogger and still a citizen of the Russian Federation, announced for everyone a long time ago.

They lie in the fact that after losing the current war, the empire will not fall apart, but will only become more united around the dictator and even more zombified. The Kremlin will be preparing for revenge within 10-15-30 years and preparing for a much larger war, which will be not only against Ukraine and other post-Soviet countries, but also against all Europe and the NATO bloc.

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The materials were prepared by Liza Tumanova of the Ukrainian Women’s Guard for “Free Idel-Ural”

Kremlin teaches us all that there was no one worse than the Nazis.

Dzhokhar Dudayev, President of Ichkeria, said that rashism is worse than Hitler’s Nazism, communism and fascism combined.

October 15, 2022 is a non-anniversary but a notable date in Tatar history. 470 years since the capture of Kazan Khanate by Ivan the Terrible in 1552. Memorial Day of the Defenders of Kazan.

In Estonia, there are two Erzya societies, and the number of Erzya or people with Erzya roots is in the hundreds of people (someone gives numbers of a thousand or more). Erzya organizations, however, like the entire Erzya diaspora in Estonia, ignored the Erzya congress in Otepää. It is no secret that the Erzya people of Estonia are afraid of the national movement like fire. Even after the start of the full-scale Russian-Ukrainian war, the Erzya diaspora of Estonia prefers to remain silent and speaks out only in cases where it is simply impossible to sit quietly, because one can get into obstruction by the Estonians.

Today, the inhabitants of the republic recall that once their homeland proclaimed sovereignty. On October 11, 1990, thanks to the republican public and the Bashkir national movement, the republic acquired state sovereignty, i.e. independence.

Sometimes, when reading articles about language discussions in Ukraine, I think with envy: we should have their problems! After all, everything is going up with the functioning of their native language, while with us it is on the contrary. There, for example, soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine of Russian ethnic origin argue about the obligatory transition to the Ukrainian language in everyday communication. Some say, “We are Russian-speaking Ukrainian patriots! No one dares to force us to speak Ukrainian, in the trenches under shelling we answer Ukrainian words in Russian, and everything is clear to everyone!” Some of their “compatriots” answer, “But we are fighting, among other things, for the state Ukrainian language!”