Donbass Communists - The War in Ukraine and the Russian Political Regime

#warinukraine #politics #marxism Article from Plan B - @plan_b_collective-svo-i-rossiiskii-politicheskii-rezhim1 The mentioned left conspiracy theory - @plan_b_collective-levaya-konspirologiya-na-marshe Cumolov’s interview with Semen about the Russian economy - Dobkin and Kernes’ trip to Moscow, against the background of the “Russian Spring“ in Kharkiv - Is war inevitable? (Igor Strelkov, Alexander Rybin) - (eba girkin on rabkor) - Putin speaks out against the annexation of Donbass - Freedom of speech in Ukrainian - @plan_b_collective-ukrainskii-svobodnyi-internet Withdrawal of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation from the borders on February 15 - Ruff in the swamp - a blow with outstretched fingers - Next comes the insertion from the Plan B post on fascism in Ukraine - , aideo and links there More and more often we hear questions in the spirit of “What makes you think that fascism is in Ukraine?“. For subscribers who are not aware of our and friendly materials on this topic, we remind you. Video: 1. Is there Fascism in Ukraine? Part One; 2. About some features of the current political regime of Ukraine. Ending; 3. Seven years of war in Donbass; 4. About the “bloodthirstiness“ of anti-fascists and tolerance of Nazism. Sources: 1. Andrey Pashinin. Some illustrations of the nature of the current political regime of Ukraine (for those who do not like to notice); 2. Maxim Grigoriev. Ordinary fascism. War crimes of Ukrainian security forces (2014-2016); 3. Maxim Grigoriev. Ordinary fascism. War crimes of Ukrainian security forces (2017-2020); 4. The White Book of Novorossiya; 5. Alexander Dyukov. Massive violations of human rights during the conflict in Ukraine. 2013-2014.