The coordinator of the Baltic Republican Party, Vadym Petrov, believes that representatives of the Russian opposition will not be able to decide what to do with the state that did not take place, called imperial Russia. He announced this at a public meeting with representatives of the anti-war committee, which was held in Dusseldorf (Germany).
“The so-called Russian opposition is far from understanding what to do with a fascist society in the future of post-Russia,” Vadym Petrov emphasized. – It is necessary to think about this and develop strategies now. Most of the regional forces from the republics and regions have an idea of how to deal with this chauvinistic state and turn it almost painlessly into post-Russia. However, this requires the conditions and support of the civilized world.”
Anastasia Shevchenko and Maksym Reznik, who answered questions from the guests, were also present at the meeting.
For reference: Anastasia Shevchenko was born in Buryatia, and she is a representative of “Open Russia”. Maksym Reznik, a native of St. Petersburg, represents the “European Petersburg” organization.
