The Return of Kremlin Terrorism

Key points

• 0:00

  Moscow-born individuals took seven people hostage in a Ukrainian supermarket.

• 0:22

  Russian leaders historically used divide and conquer strategies against NATO.

• 0:22

  Russia previously relied on swarming NATO forces or creating distractions in Western countries.

• 0:22

  Russia is now sponsoring terror cells across the West instead of simple sabotage.

• 0:22

  Pre-war Ukraine contained significant populations of ethnic Russians and Russian speakers.

• 0:22

  Pro-Russian groups exist in areas despite Russian damage to those regions.

• 3:07

  Recruitment requires only a handful of broken and zealotous people.

• 3:07

  Europe has passed peak far-right influence due to Russian sabotage.

• 4:08

  Far-right political groups are retreating from power in European nations.

• 4:08

  Disintegrating rightist groups may seek violent options when political appeal fails.

• 4:08

  Russia will target nationalist groups, neo-Nazis, and biker gangs this time.

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