Militarily, I agree. But Russia is actively (and successfully) eroding out democracy and societal coherence. They don't need to win militarily if they can instead promote infighting and help corrupt and russia-friendly parties rise to power.

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mvuijlst 6 days ago | parent | next [-]

This is obviously more a risk in the US than in Europe.

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suddenlybananas 6 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Blaming the rise of the far-right on Russia is a bit absurd. Immigration isn't popular even if you think it should be.

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cycomanic 6 days ago | parent [-]

There is plenty of evidence that Putin is propping up far right actors all over Europe, is running considerable Desinformation campaigns but yeah it's all those pesty immigrants fault /s

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holoduke 6 days ago | parent | next [-]

Evidence by who? Der Spiegel, BBC, La Monde? All in the pockets of warmongering western institutions. Do not believe those networks.

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suddenlybananas 6 days ago | parent | prev [-]

I sincerely think you need to understand that people can have different beliefs and values than you without that being the result of misinformation.

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		If those beliefs just so happen to perfectly mirror Russian propaganda then it's probably just Russian propaganda. When it's getting to a point where far-right leaders appear to care more about the prosperity of Russia than their own nation or their allies... yeah it's probably misinformation. At best. At worst, it's targeted propaganda - lots of bots online!