Russian Myth of Invincibility

Deeply ingrained in the Russian psyche is a belief that they are impervious to external influences, which finds its roots in a selective interpretation of their history, particularly the 1940s. This belief prompts a fascinating thought experiment: Could a recurring geopolitical pattern exist in which Moscow is occupied every 200 years? And more importantly, when might the world anticipate a transformation of Moscow into a more democratic, peaceful Russia? This potential for change, for a more democratic and peaceful Russia, is a beacon of hope in our geopolitical landscape.