The republics of Bashkortostan and Tatarstan today are the keys to the lock, which opens the way to the collapse of Russia. Russia is a classic empire that expanded by conquering other states and peoples. The first major independent national state that was conquered by the Russians was the Kazan Khanate. Then the Tatars and other peoples that were part of this state lost their independence, and after them the Bashkirs. Feeling the taste of blood, the empire began to expand further: Siberia, the Caucasus, Poland, Turkestan. But it all started with the Tatars and Bashkirs, and it is with the Tatars and Bashkirs that today's Russia should end. After the inevitable defeat of Russia in the war with Ukraine, irreversible processes will begin to take place in the country. 

Moscow liberals, or, as they are called today, "good Russians," if they come to power, are already ready to grant independence to the Chechen Republic, Ingushetia, and Tyva. For the sake of preserving the integrity of the main part of Russia, they will even be ready to let go of Sakha-Yakutia, Buryatia, and the entire Caucasus. Even without these republics, Russia will remain a gigantic country. But they are not ready to let go of the two largest republics — Bashkortostan and Tatarstan. If these two Turkic republics declare their independence, then Russia will split into two parts and everything beyond the Ural Mountains will automatically fall away.

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Also, together with Tatarstan and Bashkortostan, four more national republics of the Volga region will declare their independence: Udmurtia, Mari El, Chuvashia and Mordovia, which will be divided into Ěrzäń Mastor and Mokšeń Mastor. Thus, only Russian territories will remain in Russia, which will pick up the baton in the same way and, most likely, will also begin detaching, for example, the Urals and Siberia. Of course, this option is unacceptable for those who want to replace Putin and continue to rule the entire country from the Moscow Kremlin.

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