One year of Ukraine: What next?

24 Feb 2023: One year of the Ukraine conflict. No one thought we would see this day. Ukraine has shown unmatched resistance, buoyed in a very great measure by the 130Bn dollar military and other aid from US and Europe. The FIRST major conflict, post the World War 2 involving Europe; this war has been a multi-dimensional war with every arm of coercion and diplomacy, war and war fighting including war by other means and is a great case study of how the future wars will be fought. It has also laid to rest the theory that future wars will be short, swift, intense and limited in scope. It has also debunked the theory that globalization and economic inter-dependence will deter wars and has underscored the deterrent power of the Nuclear Weapon. Does it mean Taiwan take over will not happen? No, certainly not and China may be emboldened even more, with the fatigue of supporting the Ukraine war and the economic chaos it has brought about and the low levels of weapons and armament stockpiles in the west. What does it mean for India? How should we be better prepared and equipped?
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[@TheRaj1412]

So simply explained.. what next? Excellent Chax..

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thanks, Raj. Regarding next, what do you suggest?

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[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thank you

[@VarunKumar-ms2gu]

Such a wonderful and holistic coverage of the issue. 👌Thanks a lot Sir🙏

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thank you, Varun

[@indrajitadvani3742]

A thorough and truly excellent overview of the Russia/Ukraine conflict. Thank you again Sudarshan for cutting through the noise and providing us with a now far better understanding of the situation.

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thank you, Indrajit. You motivate me. Any suggestions for the next topic?

[@madhushrivastava1733]

Beautiful representation of facts...very insightful..👍

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thank you, Madhu.

[@girishjohar5391]

Wealth of data and information packed into an excellent analysis Chax. Great work

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thanks, Girish. Truly motivating

[@anilsuri4429]

Such exhaustive & timely Chax. Thnx fr such informative piece

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thanks, Anil.

[@anupamasainikiddoatheart8154]

Thanks ,V informative... the situation is pretty alarming...they need to find a solution pretty soon

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thank you, Anu. Yes, Indeed, I hope we find a solution, but seems unlikely till the results of the so called 'spring offensive' come

[@lahnasinghrathore2921]

Great to see this sir. Deep and detailed analysis. Got to know everything about the war and it's repercussions on the world and India. Thank you so much

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thank you, Lehna, you are motivating me

[@aniketchakrapani283]

Great video!
Very well researched.

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thank you Aniket. Any suggestions for the next?

[@laxminarayanachra5238]

A very detailed analysis and educative presentation . Congratulations and looking forward for more such presentations.

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thanks, Laxmi. You truly motivate

[@amarjitchandhoke3047]

Thanks Chax for such a detailed analysis of an issue perplexing the world, hope better sense prevails on the major stakeholders😊😊

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thanks, Amarjit. I hope too....but going by the happenings in last few days, seems difficult. One one hand Xi has changed his advisors, inducting 2 with experience of Taiwan, possibly showing eagerness to resolve the issue, on the other, US and NATO are unwilling for peace....at least not till spring offensive is done and dusted

[@shammisabharwal129]

Great. Very well brought out

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thanks, Shammi

[@activehealthaccess5224]

Excellent video.

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thanks

[@rajivlath8530]

Interesting

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thanks, Rajiv

[@kishoremanapure727]

Very interesting and educative brief. Russia won't give up, he is well recoiled to bounce appropriately. It is now or never sensitive situation, as learnt through hard way and deception by Nato. Has enough enriched experience in war and occupation. Seems well calculated for long drawn war. Putin won't like to be remembered looser rather in awe Warsaw time nations out of fear may unite out of fear. Giving it a last chance will exhibit great patience, wait and let Nato loose sooner in global economic war situation as many nations would opt out or face the brunt severely. Finally frozen situation briefed by or third war is not ruled out but seems unlikely and Russia will contain its most needed ambitious security around its geopolitical existence if need be ruthlessly!

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Absolutely, I agree. As of now, the frozen situation seems more likely, unless the spring offensive throws up surprises

[@RanbirSingh-tz5fy]

At the end of a year of war, Gas and oil prices are lower than at the start.
Russia has forever lost its most important market for gas namely Europe. Europe did not freeze and alternate sources are available.
Russia is supplying oil to India and China at no profit or even at a loss.
This war will end when Russia is no longer able to fund the war and that is closer than people realize.

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thats an interesting perspective. Not too sure if Russia has lost the European market. Dont forget, it was the same Europe that was negotiating with Russia for support against China till the onset of the conflict. With new revelations on the Nord Sea gas pipeline, lets see how that chapter unfolds. EU is happy with India buying Russian oil processing it and selling it to them.

[@rajanpalta02]

Incisive... and well analysed, as always..

[@ChaxSimplifies]

Thank you, Rajan. Any suggestions for the next?