How Radical Nationalists Infiltrated Russia's Police and Politics
Briefly

Far-right activists from Russkaya Obshchina, aligned with the Russian state, are aggressively targeting immigrants, highlighting a disturbing rise in ethnic hatred and nationalism in Russia.
Following new laws signed by Putin, deportations have surged, with over 60,000 immigrants expelled this year. This dramatic increase reflects a coordinated effort to target migrants.
The active support from the Russian Orthodox Church showcases how deeply entrenched the issue of ethnic nationalism has become, as it legitimizes the far-right movements in Russia.
The presence of thousands of nationalist supporters, chanting slogans amidst religious processions, underscores the alarming normalization of racist sentiment in modern Russian society.
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