Three major internal “second fronts” in Russia 

Russia's internal contradictions have become increasingly visible. Conflicts (often “intertwined”) are provoked by the so-called “SVO” (special military operation). The so-called “SVO” is provoking clashes (often “entangled”) between those who feel the effects of the hostilities (residents of border areas, families of the mobilised/dead) and those who continue to live outside the “military agenda”, between “ordinary people” and the elites (who cannot solve the current “agenda” or intentionally obstruct solutions), between citizens of the Russian Federation of different nationalities (including the general increase in xenophobia and aggression against migrant workers from other countries).