From Imperial Instability to Regional Alliances: Building a Security Model for the Post-Russian Space

The military-political crisis inside the RF forces analytical centres and liberation movement representatives to develop preventive models of regional security. Experts consider the central apparatus’s attempts to retain control over weapons of mass destruction and provoke interethnic conflicts to maintain power as the main threat following the empire’s disintegration.

The alternative concept involves creating regional security alliances—specifically between the entities of the Idel-Ural region, Caucasian confederations, and newly formed Siberian state entities. A key element of these agreements must be the complete delimitation of borders based on ethno-territorial balance and mutual recognition of sovereignty.

The international community is urged to engage in dialogue with national committee representatives now to agree on demilitarization plans, control over critical infrastructure, and the prevention of chaos during the dismantling of the power vertical.

Source Link: Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty research on future security architecture