On the evening of Saturday, October 22, leaflets appeared in several villages of Muslyumovskyi district of the Republic of Tatarstan, with demands that Albert Khuzin, the head of the district, oppose the mobilization.

In the UN Charter, the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples is enshrined as a generally recognized norm of international law. The science of international law does not yet give an unequivocal answer to the question how to ensure the harmonious unity of the implementation of the principle of self-determination of peoples and the principle of the states territorial integrity? On this basis, acute conflict situations arise.

In Mariupol, Kremlin occupiers cynically and joyfully demolished the monument to those who died from the artificial Holodomor of 1932-33, arranged by the occupation authorities of Bolsheviks as a genocide of Ukrainian people and the suppression of any resistance to Kremlin.

The Statesmen live with the interests of the people and the state. The concubines are thinking about how to please moscow master and remain in the status of Putin’s beloved wife.

As Baza reports, in the base of the border service of the Russian Federation there are about a million people who are forbidden to leave the country due to the mobilization.

I read on one of the progressive national-democratic sites a project for the development of a national republic after the disintegration of the Russian Federation. Here we are talking about the language (I quote in the original form), “Russians who do not want to study and use the national language of the republic will be exchanged by ethnic Chuvash/Tatars, etc. Each one to his own republic, so to speak.

Powerful and invincible russians are already seeking to buy passports of different countries in order to be able to conduct business or simply travel and shop without falling under sanctions. And such a passport is not cheap: prices start at several thousand dollars.

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!”