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Russia Reconstitutes the Soviet Union
Russia seeks to re-establish the Soviet Union, driven by a desire to restore its geopolitical influence and historical borders. The scenario describes a political reunification, fueled by resurgent communist support and widespread unrest in former Soviet republics, leading to potential annexation or integration of these territories.
The March 1991 referendum showed that nearly 78% of voters across nine of the fifteen Soviet republics actually supported preserving a 'renewed federation,' a result that was ultimately ignored by the leaders who signed the Belovezha Accords dissolving the USSR later that year.
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Model used: Basic
Russia Reconstitutes the Soviet Union
Russia seeks to re-establish the Soviet Union, driven by a desire to restore its geopolitical influence and historical borders. The scenario describes a political reunification, fueled by resurgent communist support and widespread unrest in former Soviet republics, leading to potential annexation or integration of these territories.
The March 1991 referendum showed that nearly 78% of voters across nine of the fifteen Soviet republics actually supported preserving a 'renewed federation,' a result that was ultimately ignored by the leaders who signed the Belovezha Accords dissolving the USSR later that year.
Supports the reunification of former Soviet states under Russian leadership
Opposes the reunification and seeks to maintain national sovereignty
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