Russia is facing serious problems in the near future. According to analysts, the economy of the aggressor turned out to be not as stable as the Kremlin claimed.
According to the American Institute for the Study of War, this is confirmed by Moscow's latest economic policy. The point is that the Russian economy will face serious problems in 2025. Russian ruler Vladimir Putin is concerned about the long-term economic stability of his country.
Russian authorities have recently made several decisions aimed at reducing government spending on retired military personnel, fighting inflation and addressing long-term demographic problems such as low birth rates and labor shortages.
This policy shows that the Russian economy is not as resilient to Western sanctions, monetary restrictions and the costs of military action as the government says and claims. In addition, it also suggests that the Russian Federation is not capable of sustaining sustained military operations for many years and decades, protecting its society from economic problems.
According to analysts, consistent Western and international support for Ukraine's resistance on the battlefield will further exacerbate the aggressor's economic problems.