The Illusion of Power: How Putin’s Russia is Making the Same Mistakes as its Past Leaders

The Illusion of Power: How Putin’s Russia is Making the Same Mistakes as its Past Leaders
The Illusion of Power: How Putin’s Russia is Making the Same Mistakes as its Past Leaders

Modern Russia and the USSR are very different things.

The invasion of Ukraine is an explicit confirmation of this.
The Kremlin wanted to emulate the authorities of its youth, occupying European capitals in a matter of days, but those same authorities would have shot today’s imitators.

The hastily constructed ideological structure of Putin’s Russia cobbled together from conflicting fragments of past ideologies, is a dummy that can be used to build palaces with golden toilet brushes and send soldiers to the ground under Bakhmut for absolutely unclear purposes.

The regime, promising God, the king, the homeland, socialism, ice cream, and “new pioneers,” only repeats the form, praising both Stalin and Nicholas II simultaneously.
It exponentially increases the sentences for disagreement with its line and tightens the mobilization mechanism.
As a result, Russia is rapidly becoming feral. They came to “save” the Ukrainians, but as practice shows, they must save themselves.

Source: https://www.e-ir.info/

The civilized world has noticed this, so the number of countries in the anti-Putin coalition is increasing with each step.

The world map consists of states formed due to wars that should not have started. Just think of the two World Wars.

The invasion of the Russian army into Ukraine was just as insane. The attempt to seize Ukraine with a 300,000-strong group was illogical and irrational, as were the massive missile strikes on Ukrainian territory.

Putin used a strategic stockpile of missiles worth billions of dollars. After the third or fifth mass strike, it was clear that it was impractical, but they continued to persist in their delusions. Once again, the set of insanities the opponent commits shows that big politics is driven not by logic and rationality (although such attempts exist) but by waves in the collective unconscious.

In hindsight, explaining the beginning of the war is possible. Still, it is difficult to imagine the scale and consequences of the invasion for those who do not believe in the collective unconscious. The Kremlin has already lost the strategic war and confidently marches towards defeat on the battlefield.

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