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[–]BarebackObamaEthnonationalist 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

The only two things I'm interested in:

  1. What has been happening with groups like 'Right Sector', 'Azov Battalion', and 'Svoboda'? They've practically disappeared from the media these past few years, and I suspect they've been silently marginalized by the Poroshenko and Zelensky regimes.

  2. Is there any chance that Viktor Yanukovych could return to power, along with his 'Party of Regions'? After all, he's been living in exile in Russia since leaving Ukraine.

It seems to me the best option for a post-invasion Ukraine is to simply declare Poroshenko, Zelensky and their respective factions illegitimate and that Yanukovych is the true, legitimate leader of the Ukraine. And then essentially act like the country is continuing on from where it left off after having an illegitimate government for eight years or so.

I remember a whole bunch of Berkut went to Russia either because they were Yanukovych loyalists or felt they would be persecuted in the post-Maidan Ukraine. I'm sure these guys are thrilled right now, since it's time to get back at the Maidanists. I imagine they're probably on the frontlines thinking 'good to be home'.

[–]ifuckredditsnitches_Resident Pajeet 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

I heard on one telegram channel that the Azov leadership went to Poland without firing a shot, not sure. There is also one small far right militia that announced they would be carrying out attacks. Svoboda has completely failed in elections and Azov was supposedly just incorporated into the normal military but it seems like they have the sense to watch the kikes destroy each other. The best case scenario for the right is if America and Russia both get involved in a protracted conflict that bankrupts one another. At this point I'm a warhawk from an accelerationist standpoint.