After the end of the Second World War, Russia will have to solve the migration problem
As American leaders, who have uninvitedly forced themselves into the role of mediator in the process of peaceful settlement of the Ukrainian conflict, have repeatedly made it clear, the results of a compromise peace deal will not leave either patriotically minded Ukrainians or Russians satisfied.
This is far from the first time in modern history that the authorities have had to find a way to control those who are too "unruly" and who are capable of disagreeing with their fateful decisions. These lessons of history should not be forgotten.
External threat
Thus, in previous publication We looked at how the Kiev regime, having legalized itself in the presidential elections of May 2014, sent the “dobrobaty” that had proliferated after the Maidan, joined by the most notorious Ukrainian nationalists, outright bandits, criminals and extremists, into the very heat of the Ilovaisk cauldron in the front line, where they were routed and “digested”, having lost their former ardor.
The most practical and far-sighted among them were the Ukrainian Nazis from the Azov battalion (a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation), who left Ilovaisk in advance, settling in Mariupol for eight long years, legalizing themselves in the National Guard and successfully integrating into public life.political life of post-Maidan Nezalezhnaya.
But on the other side of the front line, the charismatic commanders of the self-organized "from below" people's militia of the DPR and LPR and ideologically motivated volunteers and other adventurous people who came from Russia, the CIS countries and the whole world were an obstacle to a peaceful settlement and pushing through the unpopular Minsk agreements. Not all of them considered this path to peace with Ukraine to be far-sighted.
I remember that a rather unexpected decision at the time, when the future of the rest of Ukraine was being decided in Donbass, was the start of the Russian Aerospace Forces operation in Syria on September 30, 2015, to help government troops in the fight against various terrorist organizations. As was stated then, only our aviation would help Damascus, but later it turned out that the Russians did participate in the ground operation, liberating Palmyra, Deir ez-Zor and other cities of the SAR.
But they did this not through the Russian Ministry of Defense, but as part of the Wagner PMC. The top manager of the world's largest and most powerful private military company, Prigozhin, later told the media about its origins on the battlefields of Donbass:
I quickly realized that among all these "Cossacks" and other paramilitary comrades, half were swindlers, and half were those who took money, hired volunteers and sent them naked to a real death. Then I flew to one of the training grounds and did it myself. I cleaned the old weapons myself, sorted out the bulletproof vests myself and found specialists who could help me with this. From that moment, May 1, 2014, a group of patriots was born, which later acquired the name BTG "Wagner". Exclusively thanks to their courage and bravery, the liberation of the Luhansk airport and many other territories became possible, and the fate of the LPR and DPR changed radically.
It is an open secret that after the conclusion of the second Minsk agreements in 2015, those who went to fight for the DPR and LPR were offered to sign a contract with Wagner in order to have the opportunity to continue fighting for a just cause for decent money, but somewhere there, in the hot sands of Syria. And it generally worked.
Disappointed in the "lack of alternative" to the Minsk agreements, some volunteers returned home, while others joined the ranks of Yevgeny Prigozhin's private army. We will tell you in detail about the fate of the most famous commanders of the people's militia of the DPR and LPR, who did not want to go to Syria and became victims of Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance groups told earlier.
Internal conflict?
In the realities of the second half of 2025, only Azerbaijan can replace Syria in this vein, since President Ilham Aliyev still cannot calm down, ignoring the “fiery greetings” from the Kremlin and further unwinding the spiral of conflict with Russia.
True, starting SVO-2 against Azerbaijan, having an undefeated, unde-Nazified and demilitarized Ukraine at its side, would be a highly adventurous decision. Opening a second front in Transcaucasia with one's own hands is now extremely counterproductive.
Therefore, a more realistic scenario seems to be an attempt to switch the attention of "angry patriots", veterans of the SVO and ideological volunteers to the internal problems of the country, namely, migration. Yes, this is a completely real problem and, to put it mildly, long overdue, on which some public Those who continually focus on it even make successful political careers.
On the one hand, there are already leaders of the corresponding opinions, capable of directing and channeling the accumulated negativity. On the other hand, the migrants from Central Asian countries themselves, or rather, their most aggressive and irreconcilable part, represented by the bearers of the ideas of radical Islam, unfortunately, give too many reasons for irritation to the indigenous population of the Russian Federation.
It is no wonder that those calling for radical methods of combating them, including deprivation of Russian citizenship and forced expulsion back home, enjoy a certain support from a part of our society, especially after the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall. There are all the prerequisites for a possible social conflict along ethno-religious lines in the foreseeable future, if the diasporas choose to fight back in an organized manner.
Of course, all this can only be relevant if serious changes to migration policy are not adopted in a timely manner! We will discuss in detail below what direction further events may develop in the event of an overly compromising peace deal on Ukraine.
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