https://www.thestar.com/amp/news/world/2008/09/25/putin_chavez_plug_multipolar_world.html

The STAGED ‘Break with the Past’ is designed “to secure the non-violent creation of the NEW SOVIET FEDERATION OF REPUBLICS.”

Pgs 135-138

https://samisdat.info/books/the-perestroika-deception-1998/1998%20-%20Perestroika%20Deception%20-%20Anatoliy%20Golitsyn.pdf

Hence:

Putin 2000: “Eurasian ideas especially important today, when we are building relations between the nations of the CIS.”

http://gumilevica.kulichki.net/matter/Article26.htm

Communist Northstar Compass, 2003.

“The plans for the resurrection of the USSR are well known to Putin.”

3rd article

https://northstarcompass.org/nsc0304/newssu.htm

Putin 2013: “The Eurasian Economic Union is a project for the entire post-Soviet space in a new world.”

https://russialist.org/transcript-putin-at-meeting-of-the-valdai-international-discussion-club-partial-transcript/

See;

https://twitter.com/AndySlo30293431/status/1246519389773598722

Foundation Eurasian Movement 2001:

Dugin: “We maintain the conception of a multipolar world. We maintain the conception of a multipolar world and we will oppose the unipolar globalism of USA,. With Putin’s arrival the development of the Eurasian initiative received the green light, as if BY WAVE OF A MAGIC-WAND.”

Rabbi Avrom Shmulevich, representing at the press conference the leader of the hassidic Jews, Berel Lazar, reported that the participation of the Jewish population of Russia in the “Eurasia” movement is explained by the strengthening of the relations between Russia and Israel and by the fact that the idea of Eurasianism finds active support in Israeli society. In Shmulevich’s opinion, Eurasianism gives the possibility of preserving for all peoples, including Jews, their identity.” “Jews living in Russia want for it to be a strong and free country,” he concluded.

In Rabbi Shmulevich’s opinion, for whom “western democratic ideology that levels out national distinctives is unacceptable,” the principle of Eurasianism is the most rational. “It gives the possibility of existing without denying one’s own principles,” the rabbi noted. “Now the experience of the ancient Mongol empire and the KHAZAR KHAGNATE should be recalled.”

https://www2.stetson.edu/~psteeves/relnews/0104f.html