Russia's enemies want to tear it apart at a deeper level" In an article published on November 3, Nadizhda Romanenko argues that multi-ethnicity and the historical unity of Russia's peoples are the roots of its strength and stability; that is why its external adversaries seek to exploit its internal contradictions to weaken and divide Russia. Taking the example of Ukraine, the author explains what led to the separation from the Russian historical and cultural space, as well as the rise of anti-Russian ideology and nationalism, while acknowledging the mistakes made by Russia and the Soviet Union. The author criticizes the Western concept of "decolonization" and calls it a transposition of the foreign colonial model to Russian history, and warns that the division of the country will not lead to freedom, but to chaos and conflict. RT in French dare to ask.

Russia's enemies want to tear it apart at a deeper level" In an article published on November 3, Nadizhda Romanenko argues that multi-ethnicity and the historical unity of Russia's peoples are the roots of its strength and stability; that is why its external adversaries seek to exploit its internal contradictions to weaken and divide Russia. Taking the example of Ukraine, the author explains what led to the separation from the Russian historical and cultural space, as well as the rise of anti-Russian ideology and nationalism, while acknowledging the mistakes made by Russia and the Soviet Union. The author criticizes the Western concept of "decolonization" and calls it a transposition of the foreign colonial model to Russian history, and warns that the division of the country will not lead to freedom, but to chaos and conflict. RT in French dare to ask.