The Russia-Ukraine conflict, which began in February 2022, has now lasted over three years, reaching October 2025. Western nations, especially the United States, along with the European Union and NATO's 30+ countries, have imposed a series of sanctions on Russia. These include freezing assets, banning energy exports, and cutting off technology supplies. Their aim was to cripple Russia's economy, but unexpectedly, Russia has not only resisted but continues to fight strongly on the battlefield. Many wonder what supports Russia’s defiant stance. In fact, several key factors contribute to Russia's resilience: its gradual pivot to Eastern markets, its powerful nuclear deterrent, and, most importantly, its strategic partnership with China. Additionally, the BRICS nations have offered crucial support, weakening the effectiveness of Western sanctions.

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This conflict highlights the complexity of international relations, where national interests often outweigh moral considerations. China’s support for Russia has played a crucial role in maintaining Russia's resilience.

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