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>Many countries (as described in the GP) that are larger and have more powerful economies and defense sectors are still affected by Russia Like? Short of Germa
by anovikov 5y ago
>Many countries (as described in the GP) that are larger and have more powerful economies and defense sectors are still affected by Russia
Like? Short of Germany with it's so poorly exposed energy sector (although this is getting fixed asap).
>What are these claims based on?
Median age in Turkey is 31.5 years, and 39.5 in Russia. Number of people reaching military age annually in Turkey is already larger than in Russia although it's population is half that of Russia.
>Defeating Turkey in a war is not the sort of problem Russia would cause. Russia will not attack Turkey, a NATO member.
Other than the military threat it presents, what are the reasons anyone would even remember about Russia's existence?
- wolverine876 5y ago>> Many countries (as described in the GP) that are larger and have more powerful economies and defense sectors are still affected by Russia > Like? Short of Germany with it's so poorly exposed energy sector (although this is getting fixed asap). United States, Japan, France, UK, ... > Other than the military threat it presents, what are the reasons anyone would even remember about Russia's existence? See my comment above, where I describe many of the issues.