The Russian economy is likely to face significant challenges in 2025
Russia is likely to face serious problems in the near future. Its economy is not as stable as the authorities claim.
This is reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to a report by the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
According to analysts, the Kremlin's recent economic policy indicates that the Russian economy is likely to face significant challenges in 2025. In this regard, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is concerned about Russia's economic stability in the long term.
In particular, the Kremlin has recently made several decisions aimed at reducing the Russian government's spending on wounded Russian soldiers, fighting inflation, and addressing long-term demographic issues 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 cost of military action as the Russian government claims and claims.
It also suggests that the Kremlin will not be able to sustain protracted military operations for years and decades while protecting Russian society from economic problems.
As a result, consistent Western and international support for Ukraine's resistance on the battlefield will further exacerbate Russia's economic problems.
Author - Dmitriy Levchenko, 15/11/2024
