Chechen wars. Chechnya indepedence fails. Russian territorial integrity restored.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Putin is an interesting character I think for a large country like the Russian Federation there are multiple options for a successor in around his cabinet and in military circles that could take over besides China does not want a weak Russian Federation one that could fall to an abyss like it was in the 1990s but nor does it want a aggressive or strong Russia to counter Beijing's ambitions in Eurasia itself Russia will stay afloat via gas sales to China and China buying military hardware and tech from Moscow so I dont see the RF breaking up into pieces like the USSR but will be propped up be Beijing for its interests in the region and abroad

RF is not going anywhere i was specifically mentioning Chechans. FSB and Kadirove dont like each others and Putins tends to stay away and doesn't takes sides last time when there was a public disagreement between FSB and Kadirove Putin disappeared from the scene he went on a personal vacation to let the things die down. Thats why i said Putin needs to choose a suitable and level headed successor.

Even in Syria some chachans were fighting on Russian side and some were with FSA.

 

[Yankee-stani]

RF is not going anywhere i was specifically mentioning Chechans. FSB and Kadirove dont like each others and Putins tends to stay away and doesn't takes sides last time when there was a public disagreement between FSB and Kadirove Putin disappeared from the scene he went on a personal vacation to let the things die down.

Even in Syria some chachans were fighting on Russian side and some were with FSA.

I am just looking at a bigger picture its more than just Chechens the main reason Russia intervened was to keep its influence in the Caspian and Black Sea, and Chechnya is one small republic the Caucasus is home to multiple nationalities as well had Grozny went next would be Dagestan then Inghusthia thus Russia loses its route to the Caspian and Black sea

 

[mike2000 is back]

CIA was using Wahhabi Mullah to create more countries in Russian Territory,

Ramzan Kadyrov fought first Chechen War against Russian, when he come to know CIA is using Wahhabi Terrorists to separate Chechnya from Russia, he joined United Russia political party and started to Support Russia...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramzan_Kadyrov

Lool So you mean all Chechens that fought and were slaughtered Iike pigs for their independence were all CIA agents ? Lol.
Using your logic, many will also claim Kashmiris fighting against India for their independence were/are merely CIA/Pakistani agents/Wahabbists extremists like India claims. Lol.
Seriously, people should try and be more rational and not let their anti Western hatred cloud their judgement.

 

[vostok]

Taking what?

All former Soviet sphere, all former colonial shperes in Africa, new allies in America where USSR never had access.
I strongly affirm it will not be some Empire or slave-master relations but a balance of mutual interests with Russian influence as a dominance force in one or another country and Russia as a supreme judge in all disputes. At the same time those countries will have sovereign economic and diplomatic relations with any regional forces.

 

[Piotr]

One day historians will name 1989-2000 events as Second Times of Troubles or Decade of Humiliation or something like that. Those days harmed Russia harder than Napoleon and Hitler combined.

And oligarchs that looted Russia in 1990s just fled to England.

Well, I believe after Putin true revival of Russia begins.

That's why US imperialists hate Putin so much:

After 2014 Russian economy had some short time problems related to fall of the price of oil, but sanctions and subsequent counter-sanctions helpen Russia strengthen it's economy.

 

[That Guy]

Well, I believe after Putin true revival of Russia begins. Putin just building a foundation. The world waits for revision of spheres of influence after US collapse. And we will take as much as we can in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. It already begins - slowly but surely.

You're free to believe as such, I do not.

There's nothing to decline. Already it's China's Canada with an overrated military. Maybe in the future will turn into a Chinese province altogether.

There is plenty to decline I do bot believe that Russia's current borders are going to survive a post-Putin russia. In fact, once Putin is gone, I believe that Russia will face a number of separatist forces, and many of them will succeed. Putin currently has no real successor, and once he's gone, there is gonna be a power struggle to see who'll rule Russia next.

 

[JackTheRipper]

Lool So you mean all Chechens that fought and were slaughtered Iike pigs for their independence were all CIA agents ? Lol.
Using your logic, many will also claim Kashmiris fighting against India for their independence were/are merely CIA/Pakistani agents/Wahabbists extremists like India claims. Lol.
Seriously, people should try and be more rational and not let their anti Western hatred cloud their judgement.

In Reality, Chechens Wahhabi Terrorists funded by CIA were slaughtering Russian Soldiers,
Videos are also available on shocking sites like Ogrish and others..

 

[mike2000 is back]

In Reality, Chechens Wahhabi Terrorists funded by CIA were slaughtering Russian Soldiers,
Videos are also available on shocking sites like Ogrish and others..

There are also videos available to show islamic extremists and CIA/Pakistani Wahabbists extremists targeting/killing Indian forces. Many Indians will also attest to that. Lol
So what's your point ?

 

[PakFactor]

You're free to believe as such, I do not.


There is plenty to decline I do bot believe that Russia's current borders are going to survive a post-Putin russia. In fact, once Putin is gone, I believe that Russia will face a number of separatist forces, and many of them will succeed. Putin currently has no real successor, and once he's gone, there is gonna be a power struggle to see who'll rule Russia next.

Besides the Chechen separatists what other groups are their? And is their a link to read up on internal Russian divisions.

 

[That Guy]

Besides the Chechen separatists what other groups are their? And is their a link to read up on internal Russian divisions.

There is literally a giant list of separatist movements within Russian, on wikipedia...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_active_separatist_movements_in_Europe

Just go to the Russian section, the list is massive. Although a lot of those movements are peaceful, post-Putin, that may not remain as such.

One interesting case is the south ossetian and Abkhazia case, where Russia technically hasn't annexed them, but controls all levels of their government and military.

Post-Putin, I'm pretty sure Georgia will likely retake SO, and Ab.