The conflict between Ukraine and Russia has been going on for almost two years, and the current situation suggests that the four eastern regions of Ukraine are likely to be annexed to Russian territory or become dependent independent regions of Russia. Although NATO has been supporting Ukraine, due to the gap in national strength between the two sides, it is difficult for Ukraine to have the ability to recapture the four continents in eastern Ukraine. Ukraine's economic situation is already in disarray, and even after the war is over, rebuilding Ukraine will be a huge challenge. Russia, on the other hand, is in a relatively advantageous position by virtue of its years of accumulation and the undamaged local areas of the war. Therefore, the question of the ownership of the four continents in eastern Ukraine is already a sure thing for Russia.
In addition, the war between Russia and Ukraine has had a huge impact on both economies. Any country participating in the war will face enormous financial pressure, and even a country with a strong economy like the United States has certain financial problems after spending large sums of money on military expenditure year after year. And in comparison, the level of the economy of Ukraine is much weaker. Although the support and assistance of NATO countries helped UkraineNational economySustaining the war, but rebuilding after the war and debt problems will be a huge challenge for Ukraine. Russia, on the other hand, is facing a better situation than Ukraine because of its strong national strength, relatively little impact from the war, and the fact that it does not owe huge foreign debts.
While Russia was able to cope with the consequences of the war, this does not mean that Russia was not affected. In fact, Russia's hidden hidden dangers are already looming. While it is impossible to know what the basis for the United States to propose Russia's entry into a "wartime economy", it can be seen from the Russian budget plan for 2024, which was personally approved by Putin, that for the first time, defense spending exceeds social welfare spending, suggesting that Russia will increase in the futureMilitaryInput. The United States believes that Russia's economy is already in trouble under the sanctions of many countries, and the continued expansion of the military will also have an irreversible impact on the younger generation. While this is not an exaggeration, it is undeniable that Russia's overall strength has slipped in the war in Ukraine.
But even the decline in Russia's power will not be able to bring down this huge country. ExperiencedWorld War IIBaptized Russia has a strong national heritage and will not collapse because of a local war. Although the war will have a certain impact on Russia, Russia's main income** - natural gas, is currently stable and will not have major problems in the short term. However, we cannot ignore some of the hidden dangers facing Russia. How to continue to make a stable transition to the previous state under the stability of the current situation, how to adjust the post-war political and diplomatic strategy, and how to deal with the sanctions imposed by Western countries are all issues that Russia urgently needs to face.
In short, the conflict between Ukraine and Russia has entered the stage of a war of attrition, and the two sides are testing each other, and behind the war is a competition of national strength. Although countries such as the United States and Britain have always supported Ukraine, the pressure on Russia is not as great as they advertise. What Russia needs to consider now is how to continue to send ammunition to the front line and increase itMilitaryinput, which does not conflict with the 2024 budget plan signed by Putin. However, when the war situation stabilizes, Russia will face the question of how to make a smooth transition and adjust its political and diplomatic strategies, as well as how to respond to sanctions imposed by Western countries.
While the overall impact of war and economic sanctions on Russia is enormous, it is not impossible to cope with as a large country. Most importantly, we must pay attention to the future trends of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, whether Western countries will adopt new sanctions instruments, andMiddle EastWhether the conflict will have a more profound impact on the United States. In any case, no one wants to see the war expand, and the dawn of peace is already beckoning.