Russia is already a super power but its still not as huge as US since they don't have military bases every country in the world. But they proved to be economically prepared than the US economic sanction has put together.
I would however turn to China being the dominant super power since they have already made lots of countries on their side through their Belt and Road Initiative project and as of now, they have BRICS. This alliance had invited poor countries in South America which could turn to military alliance actually like Venezuela. Today, they've cemented the Solomon Island to be an ally which Australia had been very angry since its pretty much a security breach for them.
Russia and China have developed a thriving partnership based in part on their shared interest in undermining the United States.I would however turn to China being the dominant super power since they have already made lots of countries on their side through their Belt and Road Initiative project and as of now, they have BRICS. This alliance had invited poor countries in South America which could turn to military alliance actually like Venezuela. Today, they've cemented the Solomon Island to be an ally which Australia had been very angry since its pretty much a security breach for them.
Amazing news from an alternate reality!
)))1. China took the side of Western sanctions. Not as active as the US, the EU, but also introducing restrictions - in the banking / financial sector, limiting the supply of high-tech equipment.
2. China uses Russia as its cheap, cover, raw material appendage - the price of Russian oil and gas, China is not set by Russia, but by China
3. The Chinese President, in a recent meeting with the President of the United States, spoke about a bipolar world, where the poles are the United States and China. There is no place for Russia in this world for China.
China is not set by Russia but China - what does that mean?
Does that mean China sets their own rule and go with them?