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Something tells me that if Russia would not have been so assertive and nostalgic about the soviet times we would get alone with them just fine. But they are st
by themihai 5y ago
Something tells me that if Russia would not have been so assertive and nostalgic about the soviet times we would get alone with them just fine.
But they are still in denial...Putin and a big part of russians would very much like the Soviet Union back. Just look at Putin's ratings after he annexed Crimea.
- SyzygistSix 5y agoPutin has mentioned nothing about returning to Soviet times. But has explicitly invoked the memory of the Russian Imperium though.
- themihai 5y agoPutin about the fall of Soviet Union: "It was a disintegration of historical Russia under the name of the Soviet Union". He said something similar about Crimea being part of the "historical Russia" and now Ukraine too. It doesn't take much research to know how the russians feel about the Soviet Union..just ask them! About Trust: >> The Kremlin has said Russia has no plans to launch a fresh attack on Ukraine and that the West appears to have convinced itself of Moscow's aggressive intentions based on what it calls false Western media stories. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/putin-rues-soviet-collapse-demise-historical-russia-2021-12-12/ https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/putin-rues-soviet-colla...
- dragonwriter 5y agoPutin has both claimed that the Soviet Union was a name of Russia, and that Soviet leaders betrayed Russia by transferring Russian territory from Russia to Ukraine within the USSR. (And that other Soviet leaders betrayed Russia by allowing the Soviet Union to fall.) Putin’s propaganda justifications for his wars of aggression aren't particularly coherent, but I don't think they are intended to form a logical theory of history so much as a powerful emotional appeal that neither invites nor rewards intellectual analysis.