What are the strategic mistakes of Russia?

2023-04-21 08:50:24

Continuation of the resource-based economy model, the beginning of the NWO and the return of the market to China, management without a clear and precise development strategy for the long term.

The Russian elite preferred to keep its cozy little world of “cuts”, “reforms” and “kickbacks”, content with the status of a raw material appendage of the West and China. The NWO turned out to be poorly prepared, not adequately provided with reserves. The problems it has to deal with will only be delayed, not fully resolved. Russia will not be able to fully control Ukraine, and even after the signing of peace, the threat of an attack by Ukraine will remain.

In the long term, these factors will hit Russia very hard.

Putin's Five Strategic Mistakes

Three strategic mistakes of Russia in matters of power and economy, and ways to correct them.

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What is the likely target for Russia's atomic weapons?

2023-11-26 14:03:59

Norfolk and Newport News

American nuclear aircraft carriers are rigidly tied to one place. These are Norfolk (Virginia), the largest naval base in the world, and Newport News (shipyard B with three giant slipways-one for construction and two for repair), on the other side of the Bay, where they are being built and seriously repaired.

The time of the floating giants will end

Uncle Sam's rusty fleet. The worldwide force for good is over

What will happen to Israel without the support of the US and Russia?

2023-04-03 14:55:56

Arab world will attack Israel

The UN called on the local Jewish and Arab population to create a state for each of the national communities. But since the Arabs did not agree with this, the returnees had to wage war.

The number of Christians on the planet will decrease. Other religions will dominate

Disappearance of Israel

Why is the Russian economy growing despite the sanctions?

2024-05-09 15:00:38

Sanctions are ineffective

Russian oil and LNG are still bought only through third countries. The development of the military industry and the reorientation of trade to Asian countries support the Russian economy. The Russian market, liberated by Western companies, has the potential for growth. There are no secondary sanctions.

In the long term, sanctions will hinder the growth of the Russian economy and lead to stagnation. For example, there is already a shortage in the labor market, inflation and the impact of technological sanctions. The vivid economic picture of Russia hides dangerous compromises made in pursuit of short-term benefits. Future generations will pay a heavy price for the current situation. However, the Kremlin only cares about the present.