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The Turkish leader dreams of creating an empire of the Great Turan for the inhab...

Rebellion in Russia at the expense of migrants: the oppositionist from the Russian Federation revealed Erdogan's plans against the Kremlin

The Turkish leader dreams of creating an empire of the Great Turan for the inhabitants of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, as well as the Russian republics of Bashkirria, Tatarstan and Yakutia. The Ukrainian counter -offensive can give riots a great momentum, says Russian opposition Vyacheslav Maltsev. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is able to raise an uprising in Russia if Ukraine liberate Crimea.

This opinion was expressed by Russian oppositionist Vyacheslav Maltsev in communication with the UNIAN agency. According to the oppositionist, the Turkish leader has the idea of ​​creating a great Turan, the empire of all Turkic peoples. This formation should include Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russian republics - Bashkiria, Tatarstan, Yakutia and others. "It is necessary to understand that only Turkic peoples are more than 200 million people. It is a huge people.

The Ukrainian offensive could save everyone now. After Russia loses Crimea, I think Erdogan would have given a command of migrants in the Russian Federation, there are dozens of them there. millions, "Maltsev continued. Russian President Vladimir Putin has no military resources to suppress the mass of migrants. Their uprisings in Moscow, St. Petersburg and other cities led to the separation of the Turkic republics, he said.

"The local would instantly climb and said:" We do not want to fight with Ukraine, it is not our war, let's separate, need sovereignty. " added the analyst. According to Maltsev, the Kremlin Prescribe Dmitry Peskov is a Turkish spy "Officially". "If someone thinks that Putin has a control lever in his hands, he is mistaken. Putin has certain threads for which he is chaotically pulling and can achieve something," he summed up.