Russia/CIS Market Monitor Report Series
$249.00
About this Report Series: FrontierView's Russia and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Market Monitor report series provides you with a comprehensive snapshot of the macroeconomic, geopolitical and business environment across the region every single month. Click on the Product Details tab for an Executive Summary and full Table of Contents...
About this Report Series:
FrontierView's Russia and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Market Monitor report series provides you with a comprehensive snapshot of the macroeconomic, geopolitical and business environment across the region every single month.
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Executive Summary
The conflict has now devolved into a long war of attrition with no clear end in sight. Russia's victory in capturing Severodonetsk in Luhansk oblast marks a symbolic victory but does not fundamentally alter the strategic balance of the war, and neither side looks set to make major breakthroughs in the coming months.
President Vladimir Putin likely is seeking to achieve a position of overwhelming leverage before he agrees to peace talks, meaning prolonging the war to the end of the year at least to sap Ukrainian morale and reduce support from a Western world struggling with high food inflation, energy prices, and gas rationing.
However, inadequate manpower, poor and flailing Russian morale, and other reasons throw these plans into doubt. With each side fighting each other in a long-term proxy war, sanctions will remain and further escalate, including tit-for-tat ones related to energy, meaning more gas cutoffs from Russia and accelerated EU limits on oil imports.
Table of Contents- Executive Summary
- Kazakhstan
- Russia
- Ukraine
- Azerbaijan
- Belarus
- Uzbekistan
