Thus, in Russia, both in domestic and in foreign policy, two fundamental elements can be distinguished that are behind the adoption of certain decisions, the organization of various processes, and the determination of various orientations of Russian political and socio-economic life : these are mondialist “agents of influence” and groups guided by national-state interests. Based on the foregoing, it is obvious that both poles are opposite to each other in the most important thing: some seek to minimize the sovereignty and independence, autarky of Russia (up to its complete abolition in the mondialist cosmopolitan context of the "new world order"), while others, on the contrary, are oriented towards approval, strengthening and expansion of national-state sovereignty,to maximize the removal of the nation from the planetary mondialist structure, hostile, by definition, to the existence of any full-fledged autarky society. Of course, in real politics, these two poles are almost never found in their pure form, most power structures are mixed systems where both trends are present, but, nevertheless, these two poles determine the main power trends that are constant and rigid counteraction veiled by compromises, naivety, near-sightedness or corruption of "uninitiated" extras from politicians.