That is correct however Russia has a decreasing population, few Russian brands can compete with western ones in terms of cars computers even commercial aviation, Russia also is experimenting an economy based upon selling raw materials.
Is russia lost? no! it is true Russia will grow and perhaps can catch up and even surpass Brazil for a few years, however Russia is a nation that has lost all its empire, has lost the energy it had it is graying fast it has few children, it has an oligarchy as bad as Mexico or Brazil, criminality as bad as Mexico and Brazil and men are dying younger than in Mexico and Brazil.
The Future of Russia is bleak to say the least.
Today` Russia is economically and in development in the league of Mexico and Brazil however a nation without youth is a nation dying. they have more science than us in latin america true but they have less chances of catching up at the long run, and their children also suffer proverty as the ones we have, a nation witn such features can not catch up easily, Russia is in the same condition Spain and Portugal were in the 1900 or England in the 1970s, it is an empire in decadence that needs desperately join Europe to gain part of its lost power
in fact the state of the russian submarine fleet shows that they have collapsed as a maritime power
You post garbage as bad as the likes of Jon James and fanboylaurence.
The demographic situation in Russia can change easily depending on how the governments handles it policies towards this.
With this being said, I congratulate you on finding images of 50+ year old submarines rusting in port. Clearly, the 3 Boreis (or more) are all fictional, the Yasen/Severodvinsk is actually a myth, and the 50+ billion $$ re-armament plan for the Navy alone till 2015 is a hoax. :rolleyes:
At this rate, I might as well be like: Oh wow, look, the navy is in amazing shape, just look at these great subs!
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