On December 23, local time, Russian President Putin inspected the Tula Arsenal and held talks with the person in charge of the arsenal. According to Russian media reports, Putin expressed his expectations and requirements for the future to the person in charge of the arsenal during his inspection.
Putin said during the inspection that military industrial enterprise should gain more experience in the war and help Russia improve the performance of its weapons and equipment through the Russia-Ukraine war. Previously, Russian weapons experts monitored the performance of weapons at any time on the battlefield. By feeding the observed data back to the arsenal, they could help improve the performance of Russian weapons in a timely manner. Putin believes that this is a very effective approach and should be maintained for a long time.
In fact, this is not the first time this has been done. Previously on the Syrian battlefield, the Russian military had people who recorded the performance of weapons. At that time, people from the military factory were participating on the front line. Putin expressed great satisfaction with this and hoped that they would continue to do so.
Putin’s move is actually relatively easy to understand. It is a very natural choice to improve weapon performance and update weapons and equipment in war. Putin’s emphasis on this point is actually a hint to the heads of the Russian military and military factories to be prepared for long-term battles.
Putin emphasized in a televised meeting that the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, known as Russia's super killer weapon, will be deployed in the near future. This also confirms that Putin will be mentally prepared for a long-term war, and even prepared to die with NATO .
Judging from the current economic situation in the United States and the continuous wars around the world, the possibility of the outbreak of World War III is not impossible. It is completely reasonable for Putin to prepare for this.
Previously, Putin publicly emphasized at a meeting that he would not set a cap on the Russian military’s military spending. This also implies that Russia will not take failure into consideration for the outcome of this war and any wars that may occur in the future.
I think Putin’s move is also sending a certain signal to the outside world. Today's Russia is like a homeless man who has been cornered and has no way out.
Politically speaking, the West and Russia have always been incompatible with each other. To be precise, the United States, a hegemonic country, does not allow a country as powerful as Russia to exist. Americans have used public opinion propaganda to make Russia evil for many years, and the entire Western world is at odds with Russia. This has resulted in Westerners clearly standing against Russia no matter what Russia does, including the previous Russia-Georgia War, Chechen War , Crimean War , and the Russo-Ukrainian War. This makes Russia's position in the world very embarrassing, and it will be targeted whenever it makes any moves. Proposing resolutions in the United Nations is often opposed by Westerners, making it difficult to move forward.
In terms of economics, Westerners often join forces to impose sanctions to serve their so-called political correctness. When the Russo-Ukrainian war first broke out, Westerners seized Russia's overseas assets, including those of Russian wealthy people. Even Switzerland, which claims to be a neutral country, joined the ranks of sanctions. Today, Westerners want to claim to manage Russia's $300 billion overseas property and pay the proceeds to Ukraine for post-war reconstruction.
so to speak. Without India, Turkey , Iran and other countries trading with Russia, it would be difficult for Russia to survive the encirclement and interception of the West. Even if it holds nuclear weapons , it can only be a "brave poor country."
Of course, you don’t have to worry that Russia will “die together” easily. After all, you can only export if you are alive.
Judging from Russia’s experience, our country is going through a stage of being pursued and intercepted by the West. Therefore, some of Russia’s practices are worthy of our imitation.First of all, we must not expose any room for negotiation. We cannot draw just one red line. It should be said that all our propositions should be red lines. Any concessions and compromises will only make the other party more unscrupulous.
When competing with them, we must not be merciful, because what we want is peaceful coexistence, but the other party wants to kill us. Any kindness to the enemy is cruelty to oneself.
We must not have any illusions about our enemies. In international exchanges, we should not pay too much attention to morality. Instead, we should establish more effective and orderly international rules. Acting within the rules is the best protection for all parties involved.
As for how to maintain rules, this is the purpose of establishing a multi-polar world pattern that our country has been promoting. Only by restraining and influencing each other can we build an orderly world.
Today's Russia may be tomorrow's China. We can fully gain experience from Russia and be able to compete with the West in the future.
