Russia’s Longer Inter‑State Wars More Likely to End in Victory, Study Finds
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A recent analysis published by Russia Matters indicates that Russia’s longer inter‑state conflicts have a higher probability of concluding with a Russian victory.
The study compares the outcomes of various Russo‑state wars, noting a trend that extended engagements tend to favor Russia. No specific conflicts or casualty figures are cited in the report.
The findings add to ongoing discussions about Russia’s military strategy and its historical record in prolonged wars.
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