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An inverted positioning by having the back of your hand seen, making the gesture downwards instead of upwards, and a general irrelevance of the other fingers than thumb and index finger is widely used as a slur to indicate a person is gay.
Other than both symbols making a chamber using thumb and index fingers, yeah A OK and that has no relation at all.
And on the topic of "The Fig", I have never seen it used to indicate vagina. It has always been a very rude rejection of a request or a simple taunt similar to showing one's ass in a "kiss my ass" kind of meaning. At least from what I have seen in my childhood and teenager years, this had no open meaning about vagina, although it is not far fetched to have it mean "pussy/chicken" as a similar taunt.
first one I haven't come across yet and I am a turkish person maybe it's older and not as widely used anymore? but yeah ur right about "the fig" (or "nah" hehe)
It can vary from place to place and group to group I guess. These things hardly have the same meaning in a general population. They sometimes even derive more meanings. The top comment (by u/soulreaverdan) in this reddit post suggest that it is a 90s joke with somewhat meaning a "got you" or derivatively derogatory "you got cucked/you are a bottom" among teens horsing around.
Never heard of the political or in-group meanings, tho.
But definitely not something a lot of mildly unruly teens would use. It was more of a bully or toxic alpha male thing back when I was a teen. I don't see it anymore, either, thankfully.