The president of Russia ,, He could be forced to negotiate peace after his invasion of Ukraine, since Russia can run out of tanks at any time. So far, the president through diplomatic and financial pressures. The same pressure ends up from inside.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, and a coalition of 31 nations, led by the United Kingdom and France, have not achieved that Kremlin stops the current war in Ukraine, which has extended since Russia invaded the country in February 2022. But Jack Watling, Principal Terrestrial War Researcher at the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi) in Londonhe states that Putin could Not being able to resist much more time as the realities of sustaining the conflict with war machinery begin to be felt.
that Watling said Russian military team reserves that remained from the Soviet era, including tanks, artillery and infantry combat vehicles, will be exhausted between now and mid -autumn. “Russia will look for intensify Offensive operations to create pressure during negotiations, but pressure cannot be maintained indefinitely, “he says.
At the same time, although Russia can fight two other campaigns With its current recruitment approach, subsequent offensive operations in 2026 probably They will require greater forced mobilizationwhich means a political and economic challenge.
In kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, Oxidized and destroyed Russian tanks and shielded are exhibited since the first months of the warwhile local citizens take photographs and children play with rusty helmets of Putin’s war machinery. Russia has suffered devastating losses during the Ukraine War, and only replacing a single destroyed tank could cost Millions of euros.
Damage to the Economics of the Federation
The decline on the battlefield is reflected in the Russian economy, which has experienced a Flapped inflation that has raised the costs of food and production under conditions that the Central Bank of Russia (BCR) has set interest rates in 21%, Compared to 4.25% of the Bank of England, in an attempt to reduce inflation, which was around 10.2% in April.
The Federal Reserve Bank said that it is required “A prolonged period of strict monetary policy” To reduce inflation to a 4 % goal by 2026. Liam Peach, a senior economist of emerging markets of Economics, said: “The strong deceleration of the growth of the Russian Gross Domestic Product, of 4.5 % year -on -year in the fourth quarter to 1.4 % in the first quarter, It is consistent with a strong fall in production and suggests that the economy could be heading towards a much more abrupt landing than expected“, cites the British newspaper .
On Wednesday, Putin visited Kursk’s Russian region for the first time since Moscow claimed to have expelled the Ukrainian forces of the area last month. In last year, Ukraine launched a surprise offensive in the area, taking control of vast extensions of Russian territory and humiliating the Kremlin. The incursion marked the First time an invader occupied Russian territory since World War II And Moscow was a shameful blow.
Russia too He has rejected the recent proposals of Alto El Fuego of the United States and Europe. On Wednesday, Russian Foreign Minister Serguéi Lavrov said that kyiv’s allies were only looking for a truce “to be able to assemble Ukraine calmly and strengthen their defensive positions.”
In an attempt to go afloat, North Korea sent Up to 12,000 troops To help the Russian army recover Kursk control, according to Ukraine, the United States and South Korea. Ukraine claims to have arrested The Russian attacks in Kursk, despite that help.