Russia as a Country With a Lot of Free Land Close to China to Produce Clean Energy, and China, Using That Energy for AI, Are Natural Allies in New, AI - based, Economy. That Would Re-balance Russia/China Combination’s Power Relationship With the United States

 

Push of some Americans, including Trump, to suck off part of that Russian energy from China to rich and clueless Western Europe is strategically interesting in this story.

 

The United States is now considered more powerful than Russia in terms of overall global influence and military strength. While Russia possesses significant military capabilities, particularly in nuclear weapons and artillery, the U.S. maintains a larger and more technologically advanced military overall, with a wider global reach and stronger economic power.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Military Strength:

 

    United States:

 

The U.S. military is consistently ranked as the most powerful in the world, with a large and technologically advanced force across all branches. They have a significant edge in areas like air power (with advanced aircraft like the F-22 and B-2), naval capabilities, and overall logistical reach. The U.S. military has no practical experience in war of drones.

Russia:

Russia possesses a large military, especially in terms of active personnel and artillery. They also have a substantial nuclear arsenal and a strong presence in areas like submarine warfare and strategic bombers. The Russian military has a huge practical experience in conflict of drones delivering the most meaningful action these days.

 

Economic and Global Influence:

 

    United States:

 

The U.S. has the world's largest economy and a strong global influence through economic partnerships, alliances, and a widespread military presence with bases in numerous countries.

Russia:

Russia's economy is smaller than the U.S. and faces challenges related to its reliance on natural resources and the impact of Western sanctions.

 

However, Russia's influence is significant in certain regions, particularly in Eurasia and parts of the Middle East.

 

Nuclear Capabilities:

 

    Both the U.S. and Russia possess vast nuclear arsenals, making them the two dominant nuclear powers.

    While the exact number of warheads is a state secret, both countries are estimated to have around 1,700 deployed strategic nuclear warheads.

 

In conclusion: While Russia is a formidable military power with significant nuclear capabilities, the United States overall possesses a stronger military, a larger economy, and greater global influence. Ukraine's story shows that this influence has reached its limits. Now the AI-based economy is in play.