Posted on 10/25/2022 8:53:52 PM PDT by UMCRevMom@aol.com
Nationalist activists from the republic sent shockwaves through the Kremlin after announcing the creation of their own army.
Russian soldiers claim they have not been paid
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Vladimir Putin is facing a serious political mutiny, after Bashkiri nationalists called for independence from Russia. The demand for independence poses a threat to Russia's territorial integrity and could encourage other rebellious regions to follow suit. The Bashkirs are one of the 193 ethics minorities that populate Russia and are of Kipchak Turkic descent.
hey have their own autonomous republic in Russia, called Bashkortostan, which is located between the Volga River and the Ural Mountains in the east of the country.
There are roughly four million Bashkirs living in Bashkortostan, making it the seventh most populous republic in Russia.
Nationalist activists from the republic sent shockwaves through the Kremlin after announcing the creation of their own army.
The nationalists said they intend to fight for a "free Bashkortostan", as they seek independence from Moscow.
The move appears to have been prompted by Putin's decision to invade Ukraine, which has created tensions between the Kremlin and ethnic groups.
This is due to the fact that ethnic minorities in Russia have borne the brunt of the Kremlin's military recruitment drives for the war and suffered significant losses in the process.
Ruslan Gabbasov, a nationalist leader, told the the media publication Verstka that Putin's war in Ukraine had nothing to do with Bashkir.
The 43-year-old said: "It is not our war. Ukrainians have never done anything bad to us, but the empire has always suppressed us.
"They suppressed our native language, they imprisoned our leaders.
"Why should we now have to fight for them?"
When Putin announced his "partial mobilisation" on September 21, an anonymous channel called the “Committee of the Bashkir Resistance” was created on the social media platform Telegram.
Its cover depicts a clenched fist on a red background, with a caption under it saying: "Bashkortostan will be free!"
The administrators wrote in their first post that the channel was "created to organise national resistance in Bashkortostan against Putin's power".
They vowed that there would be "no mobilisation" in a free Bashkortostan.
Mr Gabbasov said he knew the creators of the "partisan" Telegram channel.
He said: "These are real people who are directly related to Bashkortostan."
Since the appearance of the group, there have have been a number of attacks on government buildings.
Couldn’t happen to a nicer W guy.
This is not actual news.
It is fake news.
—>All narrative and talking points driven<—
Reality on the ground calls the peddlers BS, time and time again.
Walesa and Hodges declared the “de-colinization” and the presstitutes make appearance of it taking place.
What they won’t report is that the Bashkir freedom fighters are 5 guys from Kansas on Facebook, the father of one of them was a Bashkir immigrant, the rest liked his stories.
One question, what Hodges is going to do if Moscow decides to de-colonize the US and send tons of weapons to BLM?
I guess he's not the guy who handles the fatal Putin disease articles.
Wall Street just had an opinion piece”
“As Winter Nears, the West May Save Putin”...stating that
From Paris to Berlin, the coalition supporting Ukraine in its war against Russia is under heavy strain.......(Because Ukraine defeating Putin is a fantasy)
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If you check the FR articles link on John Varga that I posted, Varga has Putin getting “humiliated” or “mutinied against” a couple of times a month.
The funny part is that Zeepers get excited and post it every time.
If only they didn’t have to fling so much of it, it might be entertaining instead of annoying.
I did look at it and glad you popped it up there.
The peddlers are steady pumping NARRATIVE and TALKING POINTS in the same way that if you tell a lie long enough, repeat it over and over and over, people will just simply believe that lie.
Brainwashing is just the repetition of messages.
Peddlers in true form and undisguised.
Let me know when they get back to posting up all them Ukraine ‘is winning’ articles and threads from this ongoing Kherson set of offensives. Till then, I am out.
It’s now well known that a newly-unified, Russian-Belarussian command is planning a winter offensive….. …..a “second front” against unprepared, largely unguarded areas in the Ukraine’s north. There may be some diversionary raids, but it’s understood that the most likely axis of advance is near the Polish border, south to Lutsk and then potentially to Lvov….. …..cutting off the main supply lines into the Ukraine….. …..without which all organized resistance by Ukrainian forces employing large modern weapons, would cease totally in as little as six weeks.
(Yes, the Ukraine’s largely-electric trains, which now run those supplies once they cross the border, will very likely be brought out of commission well before the winter, as Russia continues to destroy the power distribution system, and no foreign-donated diesel locomotives can replace them, as Europe uses different track gauge from the USSR. But, some material can be brought all the way by road, and the Polish route is by far the most realistic, in terms of terrain, the number of available roads, and a well-established base on the Polish side.)
Outside of Kiev, the Ukraine simply does not have the manpower to guard its northern border against the force being assembled.
Mmmm groundhog day propaganda.
“flinging poo-paganda, to see what sticks”
Not as funny as postings by Putin’s Pedo Scott Ritter.
“getting my Zeep on!!”
They definitely need more and more hits on the zeep pipe to get through the day.
“Wall Street just had an opinion piece”
EDITORIAL
“Can Vladimir Putin win at the ballot box what he can’t attain on the battlefield?”
Interesting... but no new revelation
Ukraine's external financing needs "at best" will be $3 billion a month in 2023,
IMF director Kristalina Georgieva said.
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