Russia's military industry is expected to continue expanding after the Ukraine war due to its integration into the economy. Military spending is projected to reach a post-Soviet record of 6.3% of GDP by 2025, maintaining support for political and economic stakeholders. Despite facing Western sanctions and economic slowdown, Russia's economy may still sustain the war effort for several more years. The Kremlin could pursue its military agenda through at least 2027, showcasing resilience against economic constraints.
The end of hostilities will not lead to a radical cut-off of military investment, as Russia has integrated its military industry into its economic framework.
Defense spending is projected to increase to a post-Soviet record of 6.3% of GDP in 2025, indicating a commitment to military expansion despite economic downturns.
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