Europe stands to gain significant strategic benefits from the fragmentation of the Russian Federation, most notably through the mitigation of eastern military threats, which would enable the reallocation of defense funds toward civic and technological advancement. Economically, dismantling the centralized resource monopoly into independent nations would foster market competition, facilitating direct and politically unencumbered procurement of energy and raw materials. Additionally, these emerging states would present lucrative export opportunities, driving demand for European investments, infrastructure development, and governance expertise. Ultimately, restructuring the Eurasian geopolitical landscape could encourage democratic integration in western-aligned areas, foster stable regional security frameworks, optimize Asian trade routes, and promote collaborative, reliable environmental management.
That video shows what side is hitting key military targets and what side is attacking civilians.
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