By Natali Moss
According to journalists, the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 pointed to a new type of high-intensity war, which combines advanced technologies with killings on an industrial scale and mass consumption of ammunition. The publication writes that authoritarian regimes are already studying how to gain an advantage in any future conflict. Democratic countries should admit that the wars between industrialized economies are a real prospect and start preparing for them.
It is reported that there are three important lessons from the war in Ukraine: the publication reports that democratic countries may want to get away from the horrors of war in Ukraine. However, autocratic and unstable Russia will be a threat to the West for a long time. China's growing military influence is a destabilizing factor in Asia, and the global revival of autocracy can make conflicts more likely.
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