Collection by Jason Scott Montoya: Russia's Crisis

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 12, 2022

Subcollection in Rectifying Europe: Understanding Ukraine, Making Sense of Russia's Invasions, and Russia's Information War on the West

Understanding Russia's Systems, Culture & People

Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 15, 2022

Subcollection in Understanding Russia's Systems, Culture & People

Russia's Crisis

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Jun 28, 2023

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Mutiny in Russia: Assessing the Implications of Prigozhin’s March on Moscow - Hudson Institute Events Podcast

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Jan 19, 2023

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Tweet Jan 19, 2023

This requires a long response. But I'll start with dropping few theses: 1. Revolutionary changes proceed iteration by iteration, agenda and goals mutating on each step 2. Many (most?) independent movements do not look like one on iteration 1. Think

by Kamil Galeev

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Jan 13, 2023

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Tweet Jan 12, 2023

There’s an increasing amount of articles in Western media speculating about Russia’s collapse and disintegration. Having contributed to this trend myself, I think some points are worth clarifying.

by Kristi Raik

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Jan 3, 2023

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Tweet Jan 3, 2023

The collapse of 🇷🇺 should not be impeded. Some pundits and politicians currently engage in fascinating thought exercises raising concerns over the hypothetical suffering of the 🇷🇺 people. However, 🇷🇺 cannot become a democratic peaceful country overnight

by Madi Kapparov

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 29, 2022

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Video Oct 21, 2022

Monterey Conversations: Russian Foreign Policy, Past and Present | Kotkin | Kimmage

by Stephen Kotkin

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 29, 2022

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Tweet Dec 28, 2022

It looks like we enter historical moments of the collapse of Putin’s regime. Here are someindicators: 1. Putin’s health is deteriorating quickly. Leaving aside speculations, hard evidence is that only during past week PU cancelled several trips even

by Vsevolod

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 25, 2022

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Tweet Dec 23, 2022

⚡️⚡️Russian Telegram is saying that some 🇷🇺 banks are refusing to give people their money. To prevent cash withdrawals, they are blocking debit cards from working and turning off ATMs. twitter.com/officejjsmart/status/1606300584243601412/photo/1

by Jason Jay Smart

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 25, 2022

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Tweet Dec 24, 2022

HOW PUTIN STOLE CHRISTMAS: Russians who went o thier local post offices to recieve thier pensions were told they wouldn't be paid. The white sign says, "There is no cash". #Russia #Putin #bankruptcy #BankRun #Inflation twitter.com/ChuckPfarrer/statu

by Chuck Pfarrer | Indications & Warnings |

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 24, 2022

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Article Dec 22, 2022

Opinion | The Perils of a Post-Ukraine-War Russia

by Luke Coffey and Peter Rough

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 24, 2022

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Article Dec 14, 2022

Preparing for the Final Collapse of the Soviet Union

by Luke Coffey

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 24, 2022

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Tweet Dec 23, 2022

'WE ARE SO FUCKED RIGHT NOW' THREAD 1) 2023 is coming and what are the results? Well, there is a single thing I can say about Russia’s near future. This country is fucked. Not “showing the symbols of decay” or “bleeding occasionally”. Not “close to c

by Denis Zakharov

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Jason Scott Montoya @JasonSMontoya · Dec 15, 2022

Curated in Russia's Crisis

Tweet Mar 14, 2022

Crisis and Jubilee: What's happening in Russia? Russia's spiralling into a deep crisis. It was visible before the war but now it's rapidly accelerating. And every major crisis entails mass redistribution of power, property and status. Because crisi

by Kamil Galeev

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