What will happen to Ukraine after its independence?

2023-01-30 03:43:02

In 2026, Ukraine will be admitted to the European Union and it will become a member of NATO

Ukraine is already a candidate for membership in the European Union

Ukraine will strengthen its army and in 2045 will fight with Russia, reclaiming its territories.

Relations with Ukraine

GT: Ukraine wants to force NATO to directly fight With Russia

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Why can a war start in Kazakhstan as in Ukraine?

2023-06-12 02:08:31

If Kazakhstan prohibits, seizes Chinese or Russian private property or prohibits companies with owners from Russia or China

The war in Ukraine began, among other things, because Ukraine began to prohibit companies with owners from Russia from working, and Russian business was forced to sell its assets in Ukraine for nothing

Astana's pro-Western course will lead to the collapse of Kazakhstan's statehood

U.S. takes control of Kazakhstan

Who will become President of Russia in 2036?

2023-01-28 12:12:59

Alexey Dyumin

Vladimir Putin will appoint his successor, who will be the main candidate of the presidential elections

In 2024, the terms of the current president will be reset. Putin will not give his victory to anyone.

Who will replace Vladimir Putin as President of the Russian Federation. In the opinions of experts, very unexpected names sound.

Who will replace Putin: the opinion of Russian and Western experts

How does the United States benefit from the war?

2026-01-03 09:46:51

The weakening of Russia as a geopolitical rival, the severing of Europe's energy and political ties with Russia, the increasing dependence of Europe on the United States in the field of security and resources, the growth of exports of American weapons and energy resources, the strengthening of US leadership in NATO and the demonstration of global influence without direct participation in hostilities.

US benefits from the end of the war: consolidating achieved results (a weakened Russia, Europe tied to the US, Ukraine in the Western sphere), reducing financial and political costs, lowering the risk of direct escalation, stabilizing the global economy, and the opportunity to focus on a more priority rival—China, while retaining the role of key global arbiter.

Other countries also benefit from conflict, but the difference is that the United States has more resources, more influence, and more severe consequences from any crisis.