Russia has inherited most of the strength of the Soviet Union, and also assumed greater economic pressure than the Soviet Union. As we all know, both the Soviet Union and the United States are superpowers. In order to compete with the country, the Soviet Union attached great importance to military development, but neglected economic development. In the end, the economy could not support military development and eventually disintegrated. Russia has inherited many things from the Soviet Union, but it also has Soviet problems, and the economy is the biggest problem.

When the United States and western countries established Russia, they were afraid that Russia would become the second Soviet Union again, so they imposed many economic restrictions on Russia. When Russia was founded, it was really difficult at home and abroad. Russia's economy continues to decline, leading to a greater crisis. Russia's economy is on the verge of collapse, people's living standards are declining, and the unemployment rate remains high.

Later, Russia finally found a way to develop its national economy, that is, exporting its own resources, especially oil, to other countries. Even America, once an old rival, is helpless, because it is short of oil itself and wants to buy Russian oil. Russia's economy suddenly opened up and finally got out of the predicament. Now it is also an economic power.

However, in the new era, Russia's economic development has encountered bottlenecks. As a non-renewable resource, oil cannot exist forever. Therefore, many countries are looking for new energy sources to replace oil and replacing oil with some new technologies. As the economic lifeline of Russia, Russia's economic advantage is disappearing. If there is not enough new development, Russia will be in trouble again.