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Putin’s War Driven by Domestic Politics – Boris Kagarlitsky

Jun 24, 2022

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Do the Oligarchs Have Any Choice?

02:39

What Have You Done for Eight Years?

02:52

Russia Is an Aggressor in This War

05:32

Introduction

2min

Russia Is an Aggressor in This War

6min

Dunbas Progressivesd and Donbas People, We Lost That Battle

2min

Is There an Imminent Threat of a Massive Ukranian Assault on Dunbas?

2min

Do You Know Why Ucranian Troops Are Massed Around Donbas?

5min

The Communist Party in Russia Is a Complex Thing

4min

The Best Way to Reverse the Trend Is to Have a Little Victorious War

5min

What Have You Done for Eight Years?

3min

Doing Anything Practical Is Not Good

3min

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Do You Think This Is the Problem of Russian Politics?

2min

11.

The War Is a Mess

3min

12.

Do the Oligarchs Have Any Choice?

3min

13.

Do We Know What He Is Ill From?

2min

14.

Is the Anti War Sentiment Growing Not So Much?

2min

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What Is the Difference Between the Arac War and the Network Television Show?

5min

16.

Dod News Interview - Boris

3min

NATO expansion and the defense of Donbas are not the primary motivations for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, says Kagarlitsky. Stoking nationalism to shore up support for Putin’s government is. Two corrupt oligarchies fight a war that only fossil fuel firms and Western arms manufacturers can win.

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