Cât mai rezistă Rusia pe front: Șeful spionajului ucrainean face calculul și dă verdictul

Despite economic weaknesses, Russia has enough resources to continue the war in Ukraine for at least two to three more years. The head of military intelligence in Kyiv, Oleh Ivașcenko, stated that Russia's willingness to cease fighting depends on the imposition of more sanctions. Currently, Russia faces a severe labor crisis, increasing budget deficits, and significant banking sector issues. However, existing reserves allow the Kremlin to sustain military operations until around 2028. Daily losses of 1,200 to 1,500 soldiers are pushing Russia to recruit from Central Asia, Africa, and Latin America, often without proper understanding of military contracts. Public sentiment is shifting, with over 60% of Russians opposing the war, though large-scale protests remain difficult to organize.