Cossack Fighters Replace Wagner Forces in Ukraine
Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 21 Issue: 5
Cossack Fighters Replace Wagner Forces in Ukraine
Diaspora
MFA statement on President Vladimir Putin’s 10 lies on Poland and Ukraine which were not rectified by Tucker Carlson (interview of 8 February 2024)
MFA statement on President Vladimir Putin’s 10 lies on Poland and Ukraine which were not rectified by Tucker Carlson (interview of 8 February 2024)
09.02.2024
Chechens in Ukraine – English subtitles – French interview
Chechens in Ukraine – English subtitles – French interview
February 7, 2024
Chechens in Ukraine (English subtitles)
– History of struggle for freedom of North-Caucasus people
– Mountain Republic (1917)
– Independence of Ichkeria
– Russian Wars against Ichkeria
– Chechen bataillions in Ukraine
– Future and perspectives Read more
Paul Goble’s 50 Windows on Eurasia / / February 04, 2024
Another Circassian Organization Breaks with Moscow-Controlled Group
Saturday, January 27, 2024
Another Circassian Organization Breaks with Moscow-Controlled Group
Paul Goble
Independence is the Basis for Circassian National Survival
Independence is the Basis for Circassian National Survival
Adel Bashqawi
January 28, 2024
Photo: Meeting of the confederated princes of Circassia on the bank of the Urin Edmund Spencer, Travels in Circassia, Krim-Tartary &c: including a steam voyage down the Danube from Vienna to Constantinople, and round the Black sea.
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Kyiv Raises Stakes by Expanding Appeals to Ukrainian ‘Wedges’ Inside Russia
Kyiv Raises Stakes by Expanding Appeals to Ukrainian ‘Wedges’ Inside Russia
Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 21 Issue: 12
By: Paul Goble
January 25, 2024 04:46 PM
Executive Summary:
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has ordered Kyiv to devote more attention to Ukrainian “wedges” within the Russian Federation.
- Zelenskyy’s pronouncement has set off alarm bells in official Moscow, which is already worried about what such attention and contacts may mean to its control over critical parts of the country.
- Moscow will likely increase repression against Ukrainians and other minorities inside Russia, moves that may prove counterproductive not only for Russia itself but for the outcome of the Kremlin’s war against Ukraine as well.