Russia to Become a Threat to Europe by 2030: Budanov's Warning on Rearmament.
Russia may become a serious threat to Europe by 2030
According to inkorr.com: Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine's military intelligence, warned of possible threats from Russia to European countries due to its active rearmament. He shared this information in an interview with 'Hvylya'.
In his opinion, currently, Russia does not pose an immediate threat to Ukraine's European partners, but the situation may change by 2030.
“This is absolute reality”, he emphasized.
Large-scale Rearmament of the Russian Army
Budanov noted that Russia's rearmament program is planned until 2037, but active actions may begin as early as 2030. According to him, the estimated budget for this program is 1.2 trillion dollars, making it the largest since the USSR.
- This program involves the rearming of the Russian army and has the largest scale in recent decades.
Prospects for Changing the Political Course
Regarding possible changes in the political situation in Russia, Budanov expressed doubts, noting that this would not affect their strategy. He previously also emphasized that the power in the Kremlin is a powerful machine that is not easy to stop.
During the interview, Budanov also expressed concern about the growing threat that Russia may pose to Europe by 2030 due to its rearmament. He reminded that the situation requires attention and real actions to prevent potential conflicts.
The developments surrounding Russia's rearmament are an important factor for the security of European states. In the context of constant changes in the geopolitical situation, Ukraine and its partners should carefully monitor these processes to adequately respond to potential threats. This will determine not only national security but also stability in the region.Read also
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