The third most powerful country in the world, which has the largest stockpile of nuclear weapons, hypersonic missiles, advanced air defense systems like S-400 and S-500, is on the verge of defeat in front of a country which does not even have its own navy. According to the World Bank, due to sanctions and war, the inflow of foreign currency almost stopped. Due to this, the pressure on the ruble continued to increase. After all, where has Russia gone wrong, how has Ukraine retaliated and what does this defeat mean for Russia and the world…

The naval fleet that collapsed in just 9 days

This story starts from the sea in July 2026. Russia had dominance in the Sea of ​​Azov and the Black Sea, but Ukraine changed the whole picture by attacking 116 Russian ships and naval bases in just 9 days. The special thing about these attacks was that Ukraine did not use even a single warship, but broke the back of the Russian fleet only with maritime drones and guided missiles.

The Russian Navy has not yet been able to recover from this shock. Russia’s entire Black Sea Fleet was forced to flee Crimea’s Sevastopol port and is still searching for a safe haven.

Myth of S-400 and S-500: Why did the world’s most expensive defense systems fail?

Russia had sold the S-400 and S-500 as the world’s best air defense systems, but these systems have failed miserably against Ukraine. The reason for this is very interesting. To defeat these billion-dollar systems, Ukraine used small drones costing just a few hundred dollars. These drones are so small and slow that the advanced radar of S-400 cannot detect them.

Apart from this, Ukraine adopted the technique of ‘swarm attack’ i.e. attacking in groups. When 20-30 drones come simultaneously from different directions, the defense system gets overloaded and many of them escape. The biggest lesson of this war is to destroy systems worth crores with cheap drones.

Condition of Army: See the complete waste in figures

Russia has lost a large part of its military strength by now. The number of Russian soldiers killed and injured has reached lakhs. Thousands of tanks and armored vehicles have been destroyed. Hundreds of fighter planes and helicopters of the Russian Air Force have been shot down. It seems as if the artillery system and drones have been wiped out. The back of Russia’s regular army is broken. Now he is throwing himself into the war by releasing prisoners from jails and paying huge sums of money to foreign mercenaries. The stooping of a superpower to this level is shocking in itself.

According to the 2025 report of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Russia’s military expenditure in 2024 was 7.1% of its GDP, or about $145 billion. It will increase to 8.7% of GDP in 2025, which is the highest level since the fall of the Soviet Union. In comparison, India spends only 2% of its GDP on defence. Russia is investing every eleventh rupee of its income only in the furnace of war.

Poor economy: treasury burning in the fire of war

Russia’s economy has been completely ruined due to this war. It seems as if Western sanctions have broken his back. There has been a huge decline in oil and gas revenues. The value of the country’s currency, the ruble, is continuously falling. And the biggest blow to this, the unexpected increase in interest rates, has given sleepless nights to the common Russian citizens and businessmen. It has become difficult to take loans from banks, investment has come to a standstill and the country is moving towards a deep economic recession.

The interest rate reached a record level of 21% in October 2024, which was the highest since 2003. It will remain around 23-24% till mid-2025. This means that no common citizen was able to take a car loan, leave alone a home loan. Small and medium businessmen were almost ruined because it became impossible to run their business by taking loans from banks.

The official inflation rate in Russia was 9.5% by the end of 2024 and 10.2% by mid-2025. But the inflation of food items was much higher than this. Prices of basic commodities like eggs, milk and vegetables increased by 30-40%. Even though wages increased by 15-18%, they proved to be dwarf in comparison to inflation.

Ukrainian strategy: the art of beating a cannon with a pistol

To defeat a big power like Russia, Ukraine adopted ‘Corrosive Strategy’ i.e. the policy of erosion. This means that instead of defeating the enemy in one big blow, gradually weakening the enemy. Ukraine continuously targeted the supply chain, fuel depots, ammunition depots and command centers of the Russian army. Without the generals in the rear and the supply lines, the Russian soldiers fighting at the front were left without weapons and food. This proved to be the biggest game changer of this entire fight.

The greatest testimony of defeat: the humiliating escape of the Russian fleet

Fed up with Ukraine’s continuous attacks, Russia has removed its entire Black Sea Fleet from Crimea and sent it to Novorossiysk. Now even Novorossiysk is no longer safe, because Ukrainian drones are reaching there and attacking. To save Russia, Russia has to send its ships to Kaliningrad in Eastern Europe. This place is about 2 thousand kilometers away from the Black Sea. What could be a bigger insult than this picture that one of the world’s largest naval powers has to flee from the sea in front of a country without a navy.

Ukraine has so far either destroyed or seriously damaged about 30% of the ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet. These include 1 cruiser, 4 landing ships, 1 submarine, more than 10 patrol boats and auxiliary vessels. This seems an impossible achievement for a country without a navy.

New lessons of the new world: Five lessons every army needs to remember

According to experts, this war is not just a fight between two countries, but a living lesson for the military thinking of the entire world:

• Expensive systems destroyed by cheap weapons: Ukraine used small FPV drones priced at just $500 to $2,000 to defeat Russia’s multimillion-dollar S-400 and S-500 air defense systems. Russia has so far lost about 15 S-400 launchers and several radar systems. At the same time, it costs more than 1.2 billion dollars to buy S-400 system.
• The era of agile troops: According to the estimates of the UK Defense Ministry, Russia has lost more than 1,50,000 soldiers in this war. The Ukrainian army kept its losses very low because it worked in small mobile teams of 8-10 people instead of fighting in large units. These teams used to target Russian tanks with anti-tank missiles like Javelin and NLAW and then immediately change their location.
• Supply line becomes a big weapon: Ukraine placed greatest emphasis on breaking Russia’s supply line. With the help of HIMARS rocket system, he targeted ammunition depots, fuel stores and command centers of the Russian Army. As a result, by the beginning of 2025, the Russian Army will not have as many artillery shells as are required for a one-day fight. Russia had to buy shells from North Korea, which in itself shows the helplessness of a superpower.
• Incomplete military strength due to economic weakness: Interest rates above 21%, ruble crossing 100 against the dollar, European gas exports falling by 90% and foreign investment limited to $2.5 billion. These figures show that no matter how big a country is, if its economy is not strong, it cannot fight a long battle.
• Willpower is greater than any weapon: On 24 February 2022, when Russian tanks were moving towards Kiev, experts had assumed that Ukraine would not be able to hold out for more than 72 hours. But Ukrainian President Zelensky rejected America’s proposed escape and said, ‘I don’t want a ride, I want ammunition.’ That became the biggest statement of this entire war. Today the same country is penetrating inside Russia and attacking.

India launched ‘Operation Sindoor’ at around 1:05 am on 7 May 2025 to avenge the Pahalgam terrorist attack. In this joint operation of the three armies, within 22 minutes, 9 major hideouts of terrorists in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) were destroyed. More than 100 terrorists were killed in this. Today this operation has completed one year. On this occasion, let us know which 5 big lessons India learned from this conflict to defeat the enemy.

1. There is no delay in taking revenge, hit the target directly

India’s old thinking was that we should think carefully and be patient after the attack. But Operation Sindoor completely changed this thinking.

• Now the action will happen immediately: Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai, a senior army officer, said that India has adopted ‘strategic activism’. This means that as soon as the enemy does anything, he will get a befitting reply at that very moment.
• Attack only the criminals: This was not a thoughtless attack. Retired Air Marshal SP Dharkar said that every target was chosen very thoughtfully, so that only those terrorists and their helpers who were involved in the Pahalgam attack were punished.
• Lesson: The enemy thought that he would be saved by sitting across the border and attacking. But this operation made it clear that now no place is safe for them.

2. All three armies created panic together

The biggest feature of this operation was that the Army, Air Force and Navy together attacked with full force.

• With complete preparation: This was the first time that all three armies conducted such a major operation under a single command. The army on land, the air force in the air and the navy in the sea surrounded the enemy from all sides.
• Not just the army, the entire country: In this operation, not only the army, but our spy agencies, cyber team, Border Security Force and the Ministry of External Affairs also worked shoulder to shoulder. This is called the ‘whole-of-government’ approach, meaning every department of the government together.
• Lesson: The enemy should not be dealt with alone, but with full force and by taking everyone along.

3. Busting Pakistan’s ‘nuclear bomb’ hoax

Pakistan always threatened that it has atom bomb, hence India cannot take major action. Operation Sindoor exposed this hoax.

• Answer to blackmail: Indian Navy’s Vice Admiral AN Pramod clearly said, ‘India entered Pakistan and launched a precise attack on terrorist targets with long-range missiles. We completely ended their nuclear blackmail.
• We set limits for fighting: This operation was limited and focused only on terrorists. When Pakistan tried to retaliate, on May 10, India attacked 8 of their major airbases. After this Pakistan became silent.
• Lesson: No matter how big the enemy talks, if the intention is strong and the attack is made accurately, then all his tricks fail.

4. Indigenous weapons did wonders

This war proved how important our own weapons are to win the battle.

• Victory of Made in India: Most of the weapons like BrahMos missile, Akash missile and ATAGS cannon were made in India and performed very well.
• Self-reliance is not just a slogan: Lieutenant General Ghai said, ‘Self-reliance means that we fight with our own strength. Now more than 65 percent of India’s defense equipment is made in our own country.
• Lesson: The greatest strength is to create your own weapons and technology, rather than relying on others. This is the real ‘Force Multiplier’ i.e. mantra to increase strength.

5. Future battles will be fought with drones, cyber and space

Operation Sindoor also showed that the wars of the future will not be fought only with guns and tanks, but in a very hi-tech manner.

• Drone attack and defense: During the war, Pakistan carried out a large number of drone attacks. After this, India laid a lot of emphasis on drone killing technology and making its own attack drones.
• Cyber ​​War and Rumors Market: This battle was fought not only on land and air, but also on the internet and social media. The enemy tried its best to spread fake news, which was foiled by our cyber teams.
• Need for strong bunkers: After the attack, now the army is building an underground command center and strong bunkers made of 3D printing. Besides, such roads and airstrips are being built in the border areas which can be useful even during war.
• Lesson: To win the battle, it has become most important to use not only strength but also new technology and brain.

A big decision regarding the Su-30MKI, the most powerful fighter aircraft of the Indian Air Force, is going to be taken soon. On one hand, the ‘Super Sukhoi’ upgrade program is expected to get the approval of the Cabinet Committee on Security in the next one to two months, on the other hand, with the inclusion of Israel’s deadly Rampage missile in it, its strike capability has increased manifold. After this upgrade, Su-30MKI will not only remain the backbone of the Indian Air Force, but will also be seen standing at the forefront of the list of the world’s deadliest fighter jets.

According to HAL Chairman and Managing Director DK Sunil, technical preparations for the major upgrade program of Su-30MKI have been completed. All important aspects have been agreed upon between Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Indian Air Force and DRDO and now only formal approval is awaited. Under this scheme, 84 Su-30MKI fighter aircraft will be equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

Why is the upgrade considered important?

This upgrade is also considered very important because Su-30MKI is still the most numerous and most powerful fighter jet of the Air Force. It plays a decisive role in air defense, deep strike and maritime operations. As a large number of aircraft have now entered their second decade of service, this upgrade has become necessary to keep them fully capable beyond 2040. Especially until the future indigenous fighter jet AMCA joins the Air Force.

Su-30MKI will have state-of-the-art technology

Under the Super Sukhoi upgrade, the Su-30MKI will be taken to a completely new level. It will include long-range AESA radar, state-of-the-art digital cockpit, artificial intelligence based multi-function display and voice command system. Along with this, new IRST system, advanced self-protection jammer, better electronic warfare and advanced data link capabilities will also be added.

Su-30MKI’s destructive power increased with Rampage Missile

Meanwhile, another major increase in the firepower of Su-30MKI occurred when the Indian Air Force included Israel’s supersonic Rampage air-to-surface missile in it. This is the same missile, which was recently used during Operation Sindoor and which caused heavy damage to enemy targets.

The Rampage missile reaches the target at supersonic speed and its heavy warhead is capable of destroying even the strongest targets. According to defense experts, this missile is very difficult for the existing air defense system to track, due to which it is considered capable of dodging even the state-of-the-art systems like S-400, THAAD and Iron Dome.

Why is Rampage dangerous for air defense systems?

The biggest strength of Rampage missile is its high speed, low altitude flight and precise guidance system. This missile flies at a speed of about 1975 kilometers per hour and is equipped with a powerful warhead of about 570 kg. Its design is such that it becomes visible late to radar and air defense systems, making it extremely difficult to intercept.

This missile is capable of targeting important targets like enemy bunkers, command centres, airfields, bridges and warships. Earlier it was included in Jaguar Darin-III and MiG-29K aircraft of the Navy, but its effect on a heavy and long-range fighter like Su-30MKI is considered to be more fatal. For this, necessary changes have also been made in the airframe and fire control system of the aircraft.

Where does Su-30MKI stand compared to Rafale?

Although Rafale is considered a state-of-the-art multi-role fighter jet, but experts believe that with longer range, more weapon carrying capacity, twin engine power and now supersonic missile like Rampage, Su-30MKI can prove to be more lethal in deep strike and stand-off attacks.

This is the reason why defense experts consider Su-30MKI to be a more powerful platform than Rafale in many missions. Interestingly, while the Su-30MKI and MiG-29K are fighter jets of Russian origin, the Rampage missile has been developed in Israel. India had purchased the first batch of this missile during the increased tension with China in 2020-21 and since then it has become an important part of the precision strike capability of the Indian Air Force.

S-400: Russia is going to deliver the fourth squadron of S-400 Triumph air defense missile system to the Indian Air Force (IAF) by the end of May this year. This delivery is an important part of the agreement for five S-400 squadrons worth $5 billion signed between India and Russia in 2018. However, deliveries were delayed due to the Russia–Ukraine war and its impact on defense production and logistics.

According to the report of idrw.org, Russian officials have now officially told India that the remaining two S-400 units will also be delivered on time.

Know the power of S-400

S-400 is the backbone of India’s long-range air and missile defense system. It protects national security and strategic areas from enemy aircraft, cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and drones. Each squadron consists of a combination of multiple radar systems, command and control vehicles, and interceptor missiles capable of engaging targets up to 400 kilometers away.

India has already inducted three S-400 squadrons, which have been deployed on the western and northern borders to deter potential air threats from Pakistan and China. With the induction of the fourth squadron, India’s air defense capability will be further strengthened.

Discussion on purchase of more missiles

According to sources, India is in talks with Russia for the purchase of about 280 additional S-400 interceptor missiles. This stock is to replenish the missiles spent during the clash with Pakistan in May. In that conflict, Indian air defense units had targeted many bases of Pakistan Air Force. It is noteworthy that the system of S-400 played an important role in preventing enemy aircraft from entering the airspace and intercepting long-range targets. During the operation, one Pakistani air target was intercepted at a distance of approximately 314 km and one JF 17 fighter aircraft was intercepted at a distance of approximately 200 km, demonstrating the long-range capability of the S-400 and its network centric integration with Indian sensor and command systems.

Russia is expected to deliver the fifth and final S-400 squadron to India by the end of 2026. Along with this, Russia is planning to set up a maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility for the S-400 in India. This feature will increase system availability, reduce repair time and reduce maintenance costs in the long run.

India is keen to buy more S-400 squadrons in the future, when the Ukraine war ends and Russia’s production lines are fully back to normal. The Indian Air Force considers it an important part of its future integrated air defense network, especially as regional rivals are incorporating stealth aircraft, long-range missiles and hypersonic weapons.

India is continuously moving towards strengthening its air defence. The Russian Pantsir missile system is considered important for the security of the S-400. Experts say that India should purchase the Pantsir-S1M system as soon as possible, so that it can protect itself from attacks by drones and cruise missiles.

Pakistan misled by S-400 dummy in Operation Sindoor

During Operation Sindoor between India and Pakistan in May 2025, Pakistan attacked S-400 launchers at Adampur airbase in Punjab. But there was no damage, because the Indian Air Force had shifted the original S-400 batteries to another place. The parts that were damaged in the attack were dummies.

Retired IAF pilot and military analyst Vijender K Thakur wrote in an op-ed published on 29 November 2025 that Pakistan did not have up-to-date intelligence on the exact location of the S-400. But in future such help can be received from China or America, hence the security of S-400 is necessary.

What is Pantsir System and why is it important?

According to the Eurasian Times, the Pantsir-S1M is Russia’s short-range air defense system, which protects long-range systems like the S-400. It protects against aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles, drones and precision guided munitions. his-

• Range: 20-30 kilometers
• Height: up to 18 kilometers
• New Missiles: Heavy warhead (25 kg), TKB-1055 ‘Gwozd’ missile is fitted for mini drone. 12 missiles and two 30mm guns (each gun can fire 40 rounds per second).
• Upgraded Radar: Detects targets like GMLRS from double the distance. Everything including mobile and three crew members on one vehicle.

In the Ukraine war, despite the protection of Pantsir, the Russian S-400 was damaged by Ukraine’s Storm Shadow cruise missile and low-flying drone. With the help of NATO intelligence, the drones dodge Pantsir and attack the S-400.

What is the current status of the Pantsir deal between India and Russia?

This deal is to increase self-reliance under Make in India. India has been trying to acquire Pantsir for a long time…

• August 2020: Russian media Izvestia reported that many countries, including India, showed interest in the Pantsir-S1M.
• April 2024: Russia had announced to double pantsir production for its forces.
• November 2024: India and Russia had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the development and production of customized variants of Pantsir.
• Earlier reports (2023-2024): Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) and Russia’s Rosoboronexport signed an agreement on manufacturing, technology transfer and joint development at the IRIGC meeting in Goa.

What is the opinion of experts on this deal?

Vijender Thakur says that India had purchased five regiments of S-400 in 2018, but without Pantsir this decision was wrong. This happened due to lack of budget, but now Pantsir should be achieved rapidly. The combination of S-400 and Pantsir is most effective against air threats coming from the border.

India currently has three regiments of S-400, two more are yet to arrive. Pantsir is necessary before the next conflict, so that the S-400 remains safe from low-altitude drone and missile attacks. This step will make India’s air defense layered and stronger.

The news of Russia supplying the RD-93MA engine to Pakistan for JF-17 Thunder Block-III fighter aircraft has intensified the political stir in India. Congress and BJP have come face to face on this issue and there is sharp rhetoric between the two parties.

Congress accused

Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh attacked the central government and said that if Russia, who was once the most trusted strategic partner in India, is now giving advanced engine to Pakistan, then it is the failure of the Modi government’s foreign policy. He said, “The Modi government should clarify that Russia, which has been our traditional ally, is now providing technical help to Pakistan. This engine will be installed in JF-17 Block-III aircraft. The advanced version of the same model which used PL-15 missiles against India during Operation Sindoor.”

Jairam Ramesh also added that India still continues to talk about the S-400 missile system and SU-57 Stealth Fighter from Russia, which shows the government’s image-based diplomacy failure.

Did BJP spokesperson Amit Malviya say?

BJP spokesperson Amit Malviya described the allegations of the Congress as “false and misleading”. He said that Russia has clearly rejected all such claims. In his X (East Twitter) post, Malaviya wrote, “Russia has denied the news of the engine supply to Pakistan. Jairam Ramesh has formed the basis of a website report that is known to spread the pro-Pakistan propaganda. Neither official confirmation, no reliable source, just one more news.” He further said that the Congress seems to be standing in favor of the enemy instead of the national interest by spreading such rumors repeatedly and is part of the “Information War”.

At present, the engine supply to Pakistan has not been confirmed by Russia any official means. But this entire controversy has definitely given rise to a new debate on India’s foreign policy and relations with Russia.

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Pakistan’s friend Turki bought the S-400 air defense system from Russia, due to which he had to face the displeasure of America. The US refused to give the Turki to give the Turki the world’s most advanced fifth-generation fighter jet F-35, after which there is a discussion that Erdogan wants to sell the Russian S-400 air defense system so that the US does not hesitate to deal with F-35 with Turkas.

Such fears were also being expressed earlier that the Turki could sell its S-400 air defense system to Pakistan. However, it was later denied by the Turki. It is now being said that India can buy Turki’s S-400 missile system. However, the country of Erdogan has made it clear many times that it will not sell the Russian S-400. Russia gave the Turki delivery of S-400 in the year 2019. In this $ 2.5 billion agreement, the Turki got two regiments.

How did the discussion start about S-400?

India can buy Turki’s S-400 air defense system, discussing it when Turk’s media outlets Nefes Gazetas reported that Russia has proposed to buy S-400 back. After this, Russia can export this defense system to a third country. The report also stated that Turki’s colleague NATO country will not see this return to Russia as an arms export, as Russia will sell this S-400 missile system to another country.

It was only after this report that such a discussion started that Russia can upgrade this system and send it to India because the delivery of S-400 between the two has been stopped for a long time. However, the report of this media outlet of Ankara has yet received any response from the Turki nor Russia. However, Turki Defense Minister Yasar Guller said in May 2024 that Turki will not sell its S-400 missile system to any country.
2 units of delivery stuck from Russia to India

In the year 2018, India made a S-400 air defense system deal with Russia. It was named ‘Sudarshan Chakra’ in India. India bought 5 units of S-400 for $ 5 billion with Russia. Of these, only 3 units have been delivered, while the delivery of two units is stuck due to the Ukraine War. There is a discussion that if the Turki returns its S-400 system to Russia, Russia can hand over it to India after upgradation. India has bought the most upgraded variant of S-400 from Russia, which has a firepower of up to 400 km. Not only this, this defense system can trace 80 targets simultaneously.

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10 billion $ 10 billion defense deal in the last 5 years

In the last five years, Russia has supplied weapons of about $ 13 billion to India, while Moscow India’s defense with Order More than 10 billion dollars. Russia contributed 36 per cent to India’s total arms imports between 2020 and 2024, while France 33 percent of Israel 13 percent of All this is happening at such a time, Trump has imposed 50 percent tariffs on India to buy Russian oil.

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Asim Munir’s sleep

During the meeting with Putin, Pakistani PM Shahbaz Sharif expressed his desire to increase cooperation with Russia in areas like trade, energy, agriculture, investment, defense AI. The two leaders also discussed issues like South Asia, Afghanistan, Middle East and Ukraine conflict. Along with Shahbaz Sharif, Asim Munir has also gone to China, but now he is sleepy due to the news of India getting S-400.

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Russia has started testing the Kirov -class cruiser Admiral Nakhimov fighter aircraft in White C after 28 years. It is one of the world’s largest and heaviest weapons. This warship of Russia has landed in the sea in the last week of July and is currently undergoing many types of Tests.

The firepower of a 28,000 -ton warship makes Cruiser Admiral Nahkishov special. Along with this, Admiral Nakhimov is also the first warship to use the Russian Air Defense System S-400. Please tell that three battalions of S-400 are posted on this ship.

80 cruise missiles on Russia ship
According to the Military Watch magazine, the Russian warship has an 80 cruise missiles on the ship. It has 3M14T missiles like Kalibra. They can be used to carry out an accurate attack on land 2500 km away. This includes new jerkon-anti-ship missiles. Their speed is up to Mac 9. The large part of its propaganda chamber (96 of 176) is to accommodate the naval version of the S-400 long distance air defense system.

How powerful is Admiral Nakhimov
Admiral is the first warship to use Nakhimov S-400. This system was installed during renewal to change the old S-300F system. The Kirov category cruiser can carry three battalions of S-400 systems, which is more than the total arsenal of the long-range surface of the countries of most countries. It costs $ 1.6 billion on exporting it as land -based systems.

Cruiser Admiral Nakhimov fighter aircraft are also capable of killing hypersonic missiles flying at speeds up to MAC 8, while the missile herself flies at more than 14 speeds. Other missiles of 40N6 and S-400 systems have been tested in intensive warfare in the Russia-Ukraine War.

Russia officials have emphasized the significant ability to modernize the Kirov category. Officials estimate that the air defense capabilities of these warships in the future can be even better than the integration of long-range missiles developed for high-tech systems like S-500 and S-550.

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