The ultranationalist Russian Imperial Movement, designated a terrorist group by the United States and Canada, criticizes what it calls the "anti-Russian"[1] policies of the Kremlin as the conflict in Ukraine becomes more protracted. The white supremacist group praises China's leadership stance on Taiwan, hinting that non-ethnic Russians rule the Russian Federation. YOU MUST BE
The paramilitaries who raided Belgorod include guerrillas with far-right connections, anti-Kremlin veterans and former members of Russia’s security services
United in a sense of victimhood, Russia has an ally in far-right Serbian groups. The west underestimates them at its peril, says Michael Colborne a journalist and researcher at Bellingcat
The Christian Orthodox and fascist "Russian Imperial Movement" (RIM), designated by the U.S. as a global terror group, posted on Russian social platform VK a video address, titled "News from the Front Line" featuring prominent RIM member Denis Gariev, head of the "Imperial Legion."
Joe Biden has the people who took over the Capitol on Jan. 6 figured out. In just two days, he had them pegged for “a bunch of thugs, insurrectionists, white supremacists, and anti-Semites, and it’s not enough.” Not enough? He also said they were “domestic terrorists.” Senators Charles Schumer and Lindsay Graham, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, “Squad” leader Cori Bush and plenty of others agreed that they were domestic terrorists. Even the mayor of Orlando says so, and DC mayor Muriel Bowser called the occupation “textbook terrorism” so that clinches it.
Curiously, there is a federal definition of domestic terrorism, but it isn’t a crime. There is now tremendous pressure to change that, and depending on what kind of law takes shape, there could be huge implications for dissidents.