Russia plans to end the war in Ukraine by 2026

According to the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine (GUR), Russia plans to end the war in Ukraine by 2026. If the goal is not achieved by this time, Russia may not be able to compete with geopolitical and economic giants such as the United States and China. This was stated by the deputy head of the GUR, Vadim Skibitsky.

Russia's strategic forecasts and war scenarios

According to Skibitsky, Russia has predicted 15 possible military conflict scenarios that could occur by 2045. Six of them are directly related to northern Europe. It was also reported that four types of possible military clashes have been developed against Poland.

According to the GUR representative, Russia has developed a geopolitical forecast for 2026-2035, analyzing its consequences until 2045. These documents state that the "Ukrainian issue" must be resolved by 2026. If the war drags on for another 5-10 years, Russia's international position and economic growth could be seriously threatened.

Possible war scenarios for Russia in Europe and Asia

According to NATO sources, Russia has prepared a plan to attack Finland and other countries on NATO's eastern flank. In this scenario, several divisions of the Russian army could operate simultaneously. Tens of thousands of soldiers are likely to participate in the attack.

According to the Financial Times, Russia has developed possible war scenarios against Japan and South Korea. These plans include strikes on military and civilian infrastructure. According to secret documents from 2008-2014, Russia planned to launch strikes with Kh-101 missiles and test the air defenses of these countries.

Europe urges caution against Russia

European foreign policy chief Kaia Kallas has warned that Russia could attack the European Union in 2028 and has urged Europe to increase its defense spending. NATO experts say a direct confrontation with the alliance could happen within 4-6 years.

In short, Russia aims to end the war in Ukraine by 2026, otherwise it may face problems in achieving its global goals. In Europe, there is growing concern about Russia's long-term military plans. Follow “Zamin” news on “Telegram”