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       The government is in a dilemma
   DIR By: sakib5599
       Date: September 3, 2023, 10:54 pm
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       Because you have very strong anti-war sentiments and you have
       jingoistic militarism and nationalist pro-war movements that
       will turn into opposition once the regime reaches agreement. The
       worst-case scenario for Putin is that these forces, which are
       distinct and opposed to each other on every issue, could
       suddenly attack and this cannot be ruled out at some point,
       especially if Russia is defeated militarily. . Regime comes from
       both opposing sides simultaneously. That's what happened in
       Russia in 2001 when the tsarist regime collapsed not just
       because of the anti-war forces but because of the anger of those
       within the military and within the regime who were not happy
       with the way the war was being conducted.
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       the tsarist regime at the same time,
       leading to the collapse of the tsarist regime. Putin and his
       circle know this history but they can do nothing about it. I
       want to go back to the topic of the Russian anti-war movement
       but I want to continue your point about the explosion of
       far-right nationalist forces in Russia. This has to do with the
       debate over fascism in Russia and Ukraine. How would you
       characterize the Moscow and Kiev governments and the role played
       by far right fascists or nationalists inside and outside of
       those governments? Did the war fuel those tendencies or did it
       open up space for other voices.
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       Both sides accused the other of being fascists. But I think both
       sides no. Despite this, far-right ideologies and typical
       tendencies of right-wing populism and even fascism are present
       in both countries. In terms of their political and social
       content, the two sides are not very different. Of course there
       are differences. Ukraine, for example, has a much weaker state.
       This has created space for far-right elements to carry out a
       crackdown outside of state control, sometimes backed by
       Ukraine's security services. The Russian state does not allow
       these things to happen.
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