This conclusion was reached in the private intelligence-analytical company of the USA Stratfor, the Observer reports.. "Two important and unexpected, at first glance, reasons why the Russian Federation loses Ukraine, among other neighbors, is the decline in the importance of the Russian language and the serious threat of protests in Russia itself," the private intelligence report says.. It is reported that the average age in Russia today is just under 40 years - just like in Ukraine and Belarus, which means that the average citizen of these countries spent less than half of their lives under Soviet rule. Only about half the population of Central Asia, where the average age is less than 30 years, generally learned Soviet life. In just two decades, most people in Eurasia will not have direct experience or memory of the Soviet Union. The change in demography promises political, economic and cultural transformation of the former Soviet states, which defies the influence of Russia in these countries. "The change of generations already has an impact on Eurasia. For example, the use of Russian is reduced throughout the region. Today, Russian is no longer needed by students in most educational institutions of the former Soviet republics. Instead, the training is conducted in the national language of the country, "the report says.. Also, as it turned out, Russia is not immune from massive riots.

"The economic downturns and corruption scandals that shocked the country in recent years are becoming less acceptable for Russians, especially the young. In response, people organized large demonstrations in Russian cities in April. The protests were noteworthy, both in terms of the number of cities in which they passed, and the large number of young people who participated in them, "noted in intelligence. In the United States, it was noted that as the post-Soviet population of Eurasia grows, Russia's position as the dominant power in the region will be increasingly threatened.