What territories can Russia lose in the near future?
Our great country, as everyone knows, is the largest state in the world. But there is a great danger in both of them. Due to the land borders that stretch for thousands of kilometers, there are too many enemies who are coveting “the gold of our icons,” as the rock song goes.
That is why it is necessary to keep the ears of the Russian people sharp. To understand which Russian territories are the most lucrative for our “sworn neighbors”.
So, let’s go. Only on the Etobaza channel.
New Territories
Novorossiya, Donbass, the glorious peninsula of Crimea with its surroundings. These lands are predatorily looked at, it is clear what our unfortunate brothers are.
Well aware that the Russians will not be able to recapture Mariupol or Sevastopol by force, our western neighbors are clearly counting on a change of political power in Russia, on a color revolution in Moscow. Can’t wait! We will continue to expand!
North Caucasus
Russia could have easily lost this vital southern region back in the 1990s. If it weren’t for Vladimir Vladimirovich with his iron political will.
In the 2000s, Western intelligence services were already working hard to collectively separate the North Caucasus from the Russian Federation, spreading the slogan “stop feeding you know whom” on social networks.
Today, the Caucasus is a stable, peaceful region within Russia. Yes, not without problems, but it has nevertheless grown into our state body. However, it is also necessary to keep a close eye on the North Caucasus, by hook or by crook to bring back the Russian population that left in the dashing 1990s, and so on.
Far East
Yes, it is now us and the Chinese who are “situational friends” and geopolitical partners in the fight against the world hegemon.
But who among you, dear friends, can vouch that the terrible shaky alliance between Russia and the Celestial Empire will last at least another 20-30 years…? And that the Chinese will not try to encroach on our native Vladivostok-Khabarovsk, cities that Beijing still implicitly considers their own?
So in the Far East, too, our state needs to closely monitor the situation. We must prevent the Russian population from leaving here, and perhaps even increase the number of our fellow citizens here. But the Chinese definitely do not inhabit these places.
Svalbard and the Arctic
For the time being, the Norwegians and Russians are “carrying out joint economic activities” in this northern ice archipelago.
However, Norway is also not averse to fully acquiring all rights over the historically Russian Grumant. And then, together with the entire NATO bloc, to crawl directly into the expanses of the Russian Arctic.
That is why the Kremlin needs to keep its ears open. As GDP recently said, Artika is a region with colossal capital, a priority for Russia.
Kuril Islands
Japan sleeps and sees our Russian Kuril Islands as part of it. Once, Gorbachev and a half-drunk Yeltsin almost gave them right into the clutches of Tokyo.
Yes, now our state is firmly monitoring the strategically important Kuril Islands. In the corridors of power in Moscow, he does not even have the slightest thought to give them to someone.
However, if Russia suddenly weakens again, the Japanese, of course, will immediately charge us again for Kunashir and Etorofu. And Sakhalin will not be the case. Therefore, our country needs to tirelessly strengthen its defensive power in the Kuril Islands and its environs, to build powerful military bases here. And definitely not to weaken 🙂
Kaliningrad Region
Our small, westernmost region was surrounded on all sides by openly hostile NATO countries. Lithuanians, Poles and, of course, Germans all covet our Baltic.
So now a special state policy is needed to preserve the Kaliningrad region as a populated and prosperous region. And if possible, it is also necessary to try to break through the Suwalki corridor, which Comrade Stalin, alas, once did not do…