On the close ties between Ukraine and Georgia and the guidelines for the ABN’s struggle against the Russian Empire – Inna Kurochkina (Inna Pugach), journalist, I NEWS, plenipotentiary representative of the Prime Minister of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria in exile, Akhmed Zakayev. Member of the Coordinating Council of the Forum of Free Nations of Post-Russia. The continuity of punitive operations against the “enemies” of Russia had an important characteristic: these were special operations of the Russian special services’ soft power. This is what the Anti-Bolshevik Block of Nations systematically warned about.
From the moment of its foundation, the ABN became the object of fierce struggle in Western countries: Soviet special services worked against it, it was discredited, isolated, and tried to be ousted from the public space. “The ABN supports the principle according to which the Soviet Union is a Russian totalitarian colonial empire, which must disintegrate and the countries conquered by this empire must be liberated, and the independent sovereign states of these nations must be restored.
There can be no peace until the destruction of the Russian Empire, which is trying to conquer the whole world with its enormous military power,” said Prince Nikon Kashidze. Georgia’s attempt to follow the real path and restore real independence ended bloodily in December 1991. The ABN insisted that only members of national liberation organisations have the right to speak on behalf of their homelands.
The liberation of enslaved nations from their enslaver, Russia, is important. United in the ABN, the enslaved nations are fighting for the collapse of the Russian prison of nations. The soft power of the Kremlin, which the ABN warned about, has achieved the victory of forces that contradict the idea of independence in the post-Soviet space.
I NEWS (Ichkeria News)
