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After annexing Crimea and with troops massed on the border of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin will not stop trying to expand Russia until he has “conquered” Belarus, the Baltic states and Finland, one of his closest former advisers has said.
According to Andrej Illarionov, the President’s chief economic adviser from 2000 to 2005, Mr Putin seeks to create “historical justice” with a return to the days of the last Tsar, Nicholas II, and the Soviet Union under Stalin.
yeahsurexxx
reply to post by vkey08
Really?
So after a small bit of ukraine Mr Putin now want's to get a whole EU member country?
I smell BS
vkey08
yeahsurexxx
reply to post by vkey08
Really?
So after a small bit of ukraine Mr Putin now want's to get a whole EU member country?
I smell BS
I thought that at first, but there's a ton of sources reporting it, and there's live updating on it, kinda doesn't smell so BS'y...
seagull
reply to post by vkey08
There is historical presidence for this.
Russian imperialistic ambitions aren't anything new. Think Tsars, not Politburo. Think Peter the Great/Catherine the Great, and you've got it.
rigel4
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Already Posted.
This year Russia has become a different country. It is no longer a democratic country. It is no longer a free country.
seagull
reply to post by vkey08
There is historical presidence for this. Russian imperialistic ambitions aren't anything new. Think Tsars, not Politburo. Think Peter the Great/Catherine the Great, and you've got it.