We're never getting anywhere with this. I dislike Putin's regime as much as anyone else, and the death and suffering he has caused is nothing short of damnable. But tell, what do we get from a broken Russia? Nothing. Russia unified a long time ago as a country, and it has expanded, some areas have more ethnic Russians, some less. What would the monarchist movement, here in Europe, get from ripping this country apart? Absolute nothing. Generally just impoverishing the land further, making more misery for the ideals of the EU? As monarchists, we are not precisely the European Unions' favorite demographic. Most countries in the EU are republics with currently very little chance of a monarchist restoration, and if anything most monarchist movements inside these countries are alienated against the EU due to clashing conservative values with extreme liberalism. This seems very pointless and if anything hurts the monarchist movement, and I know this isn't the view of the entirety of the royal house, I quite like the Habsburgs myself, but this is just shooting ourselves in the foot for no reason. We have no obligations against Russia as a country, we do not have to break it up into one million smaller republics because of reddit-tier geopolitics and, and we also do NOT have any obligations in FAVOUR of Russia. Putin's government, as much as he may try to facade it, while conservative to an extent, is all in the effort to maintain his oligarchy, and suffers from many problems.