By Victor Duda
I think that getting acquainted with this view will be useful for understanding our Ukrainian risks in the near future. So it's time for everyone to "fill the copies". Fashion before reading. Summing up, I want to assure you, friends that the Russian economy is now on the verge of big problems. The Kremlin has an understanding that with the help of the US+EU they lose the war on exhaustion.
Up to 40% of the budget revenues of the Russian Federation sends to war, 75-80% of the military budget in them goes to replenish the arsenal, which in three years is simply exhausted, and the Kremlin itself "storms" is now not only Russians who have suffered from the war, but also dissatisfied Russian oligarchy.
In these circumstances, the only possible scenario of exiting the situation for the Russian Federation is to save Ukraine from the inside and (or) to persuade the G-7 to stop pouring resources into Ukraine. The fact that the "anti-corruption topic" is just one that is at the same time disturbing Ukrainian society, and increases distrust of Ukraine by G-7.
Of course, Russian intelligence services can allocate a budget for tens of billions of dollars to these measures, as it is still less than the cost of continuing the war. For people who pray for money, the temptation to be expensive is very large and it does not depend on nationality. This is probably the last great battle in this round of Ukraine's confrontation with Muscovy.
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