It is already the third year of Russia's war against Ukraine. Russia is fully mobilized politically, industrially and militarily. But this mobilization also drains the Kremlin's resources, which it cannot renew. In other words, Russia is strong but fragile.

Axar.az reports that "Forbes" wrote about this.

"Ukraine has also mobilized, but remains dependent on foreign aid, and Russia-friendly Republicans in the US House of Representatives are blocking a significant portion of that aid," the publication said.

It was noted that during the 26 months of heavy fighting, the Russian military lost hundreds of thousands of soldiers in Ukraine along with 15,300 tanks, combat vehicles, howitzers and other weapons:

"There are more Russian forces in Ukraine than ever before. The Russian army is now 15% larger than at the beginning of the invasion. In the last year, Russia has increased the number of troops on the front line from 360,000 to 470,000. But Russian soldiers die as soon as they reach Ukraine. In addition, Russian industry produces 500-600 tanks a year, and the Russians lose more than a thousand tanks and 2,000 combat vehicles a year on the battlefield, and this loss is increasing. Russia covers the lack of equipment with Soviet equipment from the 1970s, and in some cases from the 1950s and 1960s. The latest analysis shows that by the middle of 2025 there will be no old tanks and vehicles left in the warehouses.