“It seems likely that the damage to Russia’s productive capacity from the loss of western technology and key supplies will increase over time,” writes independent economist Roger Bootle.

“Moreover, the medium-term outlook for its supply capacity has been severely dented by the loss of so many soldiers in the Ukraine war – and more importantly, by the exodus of so many well-qualified young people who wished to escape both the Putin regime and the prospect of call-up.”

  • Valmond@lemmy.mindoki.com
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    1 year ago

    The nukes is the only thing they have left to bargain with, so russia split up or not, their nuclear arsenal (today and future) will have to go. They won’t be able to maintain them if they don’t give them up or they have be like bargaining with Iran and North Korea.

    So a split up and a " reverse Minsk Agreement " seems fitting.