There are no sovereign institutions in client states except in name. And anybody who tries otherwise (like spurning the IMF), gets economic, diplomatic, and even personal blackmail. Propping a dissident far right ultra-nationalist minority to build up as "mass revolt" is then easy, classic Banana Republic style.
A 'far right' government that has a jewish president, and which large numbers of LGBT+ citizens have flocked to support militarily.
>A 'far right' government that has a jewish president
Why, are we in 1930s Germany when those things were incompatible? It's 2025, get on with the times:
https://jacobin.com/2025/04/orban-netanyahu-israel-war-crime...
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/le-pen-as-frenc...
Supporting Jews and Israel especially is a great way for modern far-right to get allies on its anti-immigrant and anti-muslim campaigns. The same is increasingly true for LGBT+ rights (take Geert Wilders as an example).
The constitutional crisis in Ukraine in 2014 was between President Yanukovych and the Ukrainian Parliament, which is actually the sovereign institution. In a constitutional sense it wasn't even really a revolution because the sovereign institution was never overthrown. It pressured Yanukovych into resigning, backed by massive public support.