On September 6, a spokesperson for the Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine said in an interview with the media that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine may end by the end of 2026.
In other words, Russia and Ukraine cannot end peacefully for the time being. During this period, all forces will also regard the Russia-Ukraine war as a battlefield for continued debates.
The concrete future is still full of variations, but once the war between Russia and Ukraine is over, there will be five countries likely to face destruction.
Ukraine in the first place
The most affected is Ukraine, which, before the start of the war, did not have a large economy and population size.
At the level of economic development, domestic industrial production capacity and grain exports are also the main pillars, but Ukraine may lose all these conditions after the war.
A large portion of Ukraine has already been occupied by Russia, including major food production areas, mineral areas, export routes and relatively industrialized urban areas.
Even if peace is restored after the war, I am afraid that Ukraine will not be able to get these territories back from Russia, and even the sovereignty of the entire country of Ukraine will be divided up by various forces.
It is absolutely impossible for European and American countries that provide military aid and combat readiness resource assistance to Ukraine during combat to make a loss. Not to mention that post-war reconstruction will burden Ukraine with more debt.
In such a state, even if Ukraine could nominally retain the title of a sovereign state, the actual sovereignty has long been divided by the forces of the parties, and it is unlike the destruction.
2. Israel will face a complete Russia
The second country is Israel. Israel has indeed been very arrogant in the Middle East over the years. It has to get involved in almost everything, and it seems to have the demeanor of a hegemon in the Middle East.
The reason why Israel has such confidence is because its domestic industrial strength is quite strong.
Its domestic industrial system is very perfect, covering the entire industrial chain such as military-industrial and agricultural communications, and the unlimited production rate is far greater than in other Middle Eastern countries, and Israel is still reluctant to provide high research and development investment in military construction.
So where does Israel's money come from?
On the one hand, the key support comes from the United States, in addition to the commodity trading system built by Israel, especially the exports of natural gas and other energy products under European and American sanctions on Russia over the years.
However, after the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war, it is feared that European countries will no longer implement the so-called sanctions policy against Russia.
Imports of natural gas and other energy products will also return to Russia, which will greatly reduce Israel's trade revenue.
The most important point is that after the war, Israel will face a complete Russia.
During the Russian-Ukrainian war, Russia had already provided Iran with key drone technology, which is also a perfect indication of Russia’s desire to increase its influence in the Middle East.
With Russia's help, Iran's waist is naturally straight, and it may be quite difficult for Israel to target Iran again. Judging from the relationship between the two sides, the situation in Israel will become more tense.
3. Belarus's economy collapsed
And then again Belarus.
Belarus's dependence on Russia actually exists at multiple levels. Its economic structure itself is very single and is highly dependent on its deep complementary relationship with Russia.
In terms of energy, Russia is the largest energy supplier of Belarus, and the economic operator of Belarus can be guaranteed by relying on Russian natural gas and oil.
Not to mention the military level, Belarus's national security relies almost entirely on Russian military support.
During the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Belarus was granted low-cost energy subsidies in order to maintain the defense level of power because it allowed Russia to use its territory as an offensive base.
In order to better achieve post-war reconstruction and economic recovery, Russia may tighten its belt, its trade links with Belarus may gradually narrow, and Belarus's economy may also face collapse.
South Korea is embarrassing.
The situation facing South Korea is actually quite embarrassing, with an obviously poor social and economic situation.
The aging of the population has caused social pressure to accumulate, and the aging of the industry has caused South Korea to lose its motivation for development.
Even with the support of emerging industries, but the size of these industries does not reach the standard of the pillar, to stabilize the economy is likely to be quite difficult.
Under such circumstances, South Korea still has to cope with military pressure from its old enemy North Korea, which is indeed not optimistic.
And South Korea's national defense security principle is dominated by the United States, and after the end of the war in Russia and Ukraine, the United States is afraid to concentrate on the problems that come from the Middle East, and it will not be so concerned about estimating South Korea.
North Korea may take this opportunity to exert great pressure on South Korea, and it is really difficult to guarantee national defense security.
5. Moldova is in a difficult situation
The last one is Moldova. Moldova is just a small country between Europe and Russia. It can only make a small amount of money by exporting a single commodity.
In the context of multi-polarity, such a small country is in fact incapable ofining absolute sovereignty.
Will Moldova move closer to Russia or will it move closer to Europe. There has always been controversy in Moldova on this issue. There are pro-Russian factions and pro-European factions in Moldova.
Once the war between Russia and Ukraine is over, Russia will no longer be tied down, and it will probably not be stingy with taking over the industrial areas and hydropower stations in Dezuo, Moldova.
This is likely to provoke internal contradictions, resulting in an absolute opposition between pro-Europeans and pro-Russia.
The war between Russia and Ukraine has long been no longer a matter between two countries, but a battlefield for multi-faceted forces.
After the end of the war between Russia and Ukraine, many countries will likely be indirectly interlinked and even threatened by national defense security.。
These issues deserve everyone's attention.
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