Is Russia truly on the brink of collapse? Renowned analyst Mark Levinson shocked us with his prediction: the empire that has terrorised the world for decades could disintegrate into five parts! The Caucasus, the Volga region, Siberia, the Far East, and even Kaliningrad—all these regions are ripe for secession, and the process could begin much faster than we imagine. Why is Moscow losing control over its own territories? What role will China and Turkey play? And what will Russia’s disintegration mean for Ukraine and the rest of the world? Watch this video for a detailed analysis, expert arguments, and unexpected conclusions that upend our understanding of the future.
Светло ИстиныMark Levinson: Russia is bursting at the seams
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