VI Forum of the Free Peoples of Post-Russia will be held in Washington, Philadelphia, NYC

The organizers of the event told an Ukrinform correspondent about the forum’s agenda.

Representatives of the government of Ichkeria in exile, as well as representatives of the peoples and regions of the Russian Federation, will participate in the event. They will represent a number of organizations and movements from different parts of North-Eastern Eurasia.

Pacific region and Siberia: International Committee of Indigenous Peoples of Russia (Udege representative); three organizations representing Buryatia (Democratic Movement "Buryaad-Mongol Erkheten", Movement for the independence of Buryatia "Tusgaar Buryaad Mongolia", Buriyad Gurun Foundation), the Free Yakutia Foundation, and Movement for the Independence of Siberia/United States of Siberia.

Volga Region: Independent Government of Tatarstan; Bashkir National Political Center; Movement for the Freedom of Chuvashia; Congress of the Oirat-Kalmyk People; Nogai National Movement for the Independence of the Nogai People / Astrakhan Nogai Republic.

North Caucasus: Ingushetia Independence Committee; Council of United Cherkessia; Movement Malinovy Klin - Independent Kuban.

Western region: two organizations that will represent Ingermanlandia (Public and political movement Free Ingria, Non-governmental organization House of Ingria); Baltic Republican Party (Kaliningrad-Königsberg); East-Kryva platform (Smolensk); and Movement for the Freedom of Biarmy (Arkhangelsk).

Five sessions will be held at the Forum, where the national liberation struggle against the imperialism of the Moscow Kremlin will be discussed; strategies of proactive moves and possible scenarios of how to make the process of Russia’s collapse manageable, non-violent, and ultimately lead to the creation of a new architecture of regional and global security with the participation of the newly independent post-Russian states and their democratic neighbors – the EU countries, USA, and Japan.

On April 26, the Forum will host a public debate involving supporters of all-Russian unity and those of decolonization, de-imperialization – “Free Russia VS Post-Russian independent states: post-Putin or post-Russia?”

The forum will be opened by Luke Coffey, a senior researcher at the Hudson Institute. Among authoritative experts who will also take part in its work is Member of the European Parliament Anna Fotyga (Poland), Janusz Bugajski (Poland-USA), Anders Aslund (Sweden-USA), Oleksandr Motyl (Ukraine-USA), Brian Glyn Williams (USA), Diane Francis (Canada-USA), Edward Lucas (Great Britain), Vladislav Inozemtsev (Russia), Ilya Ponomaryov (Executive Council of the Congress of People's Deputies of the Russian Federation in exile), other experts, politicians, and public figures from Ukraine, Türkiye, Sweden, Lithuania, Estonia, and Serbia.

The event is organized in cooperation with the Hudson Institute (USA).

The next VII Forum of Free Nations of Post-Russia should be held in Japan this summer.

The previous V Forum was held late January 2023 in the building of the European Parliament in Brussels.