This image — titled “Northern Eurasia 2030” — didn’t appear by accident.
It comes from the Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum, a network of activists and strategists openly discussing the “de-colonisation” and break-up of the Russian Federation.
They talk about “freeing nations” — but anyone who understands history knows where this kind of cartography leads: to war.
Redrawing borders, dividing peoples, and fantasising about who controls Russia’s oil, gas, and minerals is a recipe for catastrophe. You don’t build peace by planning the dismemberment of the world’s largest nuclear power.
This isn’t diplomacy — it’s dangerous geopolitical adventurism dressed up as “democracy.”
And it proves one chilling truth: some people don’t fear war… they want it.
Japan wants its northern islands back.
The Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum appears to be a bunch of Ukrainians in Poland who still think Ukraine is winning the war with Russia.