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How is that ironic?
It was a deliberate strategy to destabilize Russia and undermine their war effort. It worked.
toyg
on June 29, 2020
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I guess the irony is that, in the long run, it turned Russia into an even stronger competitor.
qbaqbaqba
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It's hard to say how Russia would look like without the Revolution. It could be democratic.
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Seeing how and where Kerenskij directed Russia after the february coup, we can safely say that Russia would be non-existent. Just like Ottoman or Habsburg empires, that disappeared at the same time.
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But Russia would be on the winning side. But that's just some alternative history.
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I don't know why everybody assumes the Russian populace doesn't like Putin.
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It was a deliberate strategy to destabilize Russia and undermine their war effort. It worked.