Spends 1 billion rubles per hour: the expert told how much more Russia can fight (video)
It will reduce the amount of expenditures to delay the hostilities so much longer, the head of the New Country Charitable Foundation Andrei Novak said on the YouTube channel Focus. According to him, it is not possible to reduce this amount to the Russians now, because they are trying to keep a temporarily captured part of the Ukrainian territory. "And for this it is necessary to keep a very wide and long front line, all this must be supplied," the expert says.
However, according to Novak, the logistics of the Russian Federation for any supply has now been very violated, in particular due to attacks of the Ukrainian military on the Crimean bridge. "The so -called land path to Crimea is already practically fired at our artillery, aviation and drones," said the Charitable Foundation. He noted that it was because of the large number of attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine that Sevastopol left the Black Sea Fleet.
"That is, all this for them now costs even more expensive and more expensive," Novak emphasizes. According to the expert, the cost of the Russians will be after our military victory. "Then they will sharply reduce costs. Because they just get a military-political defeat," the message reads. Andriy Novak noted that there is a resource and a reserve in Russia.
According to the calculations, both aggressor countries and the International Monetary Fund, Russians can fight at the current level of intensity by 2026. "But they have a big problem with military resources. Because our Armed Forces of Ukraine systematically and quite effectively destroy their military equipment and live power. These resources are less and less," the political scientist said.
According to him, if you simulate economic reserves and military reserves, the Russians can fight "actually only next year". "They will already have very serious problems that will be noticeable to the naked eye. Both economic and military logistics," Novak summed up. We will remind, during a conversation with focus Valentin Gladkiki reported that events in the Middle East would not affect the military and economic assistance of Ukraine from its partners.