Putin Why fight Ukraine?
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Judging from the economic structure of the world today, the United States occupies the commanding heights of global science and technology and finance; China has the most complete industrial chain in the world, and the industrial manufacturing industry is the most developed; what does Russia have? If we follow the conventional thinking, can Russia catch up with the United States in 100 years? Can you catch up with China in 50 years?
If Russia wants to regain its status as a superpower, from an economic perspective, its most realistic choice is to become the world's largest resource-based country. Obviously, if Russia wants to become the world's largest resource-based country, it is necessary to control and eventually annex Ukraine. Think about it, Russia has huge energy, and then controls Europe's granary - Ukraine, in its hands, is Russia enough to compare with China and the United States? What's more, Ukraine is also extremely complementary to Russia in the heavy industry...
From the current perspective, there is no problem with Putin's strategic choice. The problem is that there is not much time left for Putin, so Putin is too hasty and has a low eye.
There are always some experts in China who argue about whether Russia has justice during the Russian-Ukraine war every day. One of the anti-Russian factions is that most countries around the world do not support Russia, in order to prove Russia's injustice.
At the beginning of the Russian-Ukraine War, I also wrote a theoretical article introducing whether there is justice in war: "
From the perspective of war, justice is nothing more than an excuse to start a war and seize profits after victory! So, whenever I see the so-called experts talking about the justice of war in videos and articles, I feel like I see the Kong Yiji written by Lu Xun seriously rank a few big money in Xianheng Hotel . How corrupt, ignorant, funny and sad!
Today, the Russian-Ukraine war has only one winner - the United States. Putin's national strategy has obviously suffered huge setbacks. I don't care where Russia's future will go, but I know that Russia without Putin will inevitably refocus its diplomatic focus.
What I care more about and care about is how our country moves forward in the next ten years, the next twenty or thirty years, and how will our country go to the road of national reunification?
No matter what, I hope that China’s national fortune is still there and everything can turn bad luck into good luck!
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