Ukrainian intelligence services reveal an unprecedented plan for military restructuring of the Russian Federation, which could transform the global geopolitical map. Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov from the Main Intelligence Directorate presented detailed information about Moscow's ambitious strategy.
According to expert analysis, Russia is initiating the most extensive military transformation program since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Planned investments amount to an impressive 1.1 trillion dollars by 2036, which underscores the seriousness of the intentions.
A key element of the transformation is the creation of two new military districts – Moscow and Leningrad. In parallel, the formation of additional divisions and military units is planned to provide greater mobility and strategic depth.
The goals of the Russian strategy go beyond traditional military planning. Budanov categorically points out that Moscow aims to destroy the existing world order in the spheres of security and economy. This aspiration is realized through several parallel channels – military presence in Africa, support for authoritarian regimes, and active hybrid operations.
Expert Ivan Stupak adds that investments in armaments are not new, but current international sanctions significantly complicate technological renewal. Andriy Kovalenko from the Center for Countering Disinformation warns of a high risk of corruption in the absorption of funds.
The international community is already alarmed by Russia's long-term geopolitical ambitions. The revelations of Ukrainian intelligence confirm fears that Moscow seeks to rearrange global power, where "big" states monopolize critical resources.
The ultimate goal of the Russian strategy seems to be the creation of a new world order in which the Russian Federation plays a defining role. Military restructuring, information operations, and economic expansion are interconnected tools for achieving this ambitious goal.
The revelations of the Main Intelligence Directorate serve as a serious warning to the democratic world to remain vigilant and prepared for potential challenges.