The latest report from the “Sova” Research Center delves into the activities of far-right groups during the winter-spring of 2024.
Researchers have observed a resurgence of the far-right movement in Russia, with nationalists regaining significant influence in the political arena by the end of autumn 2023. Their impact has only continued to grow since then.
These far-right factions can be categorized into two main groups: those aligned with the current government and those in opposition. The pro-government factions actively engage in politics, supporting the Kremlin’s policies, including the conflict in Ukraine. On the other hand, opposition nationalists criticize the authorities and push for radical changes.
“Pro-Kremlin”
Notable pro-government or neutral entities include the TV channel “Tsargrad”, the Telegram channel “Multinational”, organizations like the “Russian Community” (RO) and “Northern Man”, as well as figures such as Vladislav Pozdnyakov and the movement “Call of the People”. The report highlights their involvement in various activities, stating:
“Pro-government nationalists often take on secondary roles in dealing with the ‘fifth column’ and issues of moral conservatism, focusing primarily on anti-migrant sentiments.”
“Opposition”
On the other side of the spectrum, the report mentions opposition nationalists like the Russian People’s Party (RNP) and journalist Svyat Pavlov, formerly associated with ”Sputnik and Pogrom.”…
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