اقتصاد الحرب كمحرك للسياسة الخارجية الروسية بعد 2015

Abstract EN

The military industry is one of the most capital-intensive industrial sectors, which explains why the great powers, especially the United States of America, take war as an economic activity.

Because wars consume a lot of money, they allow arms producing countries to continue to exploit and develop their stockpiles of weapons, and to sell or use the old stock in countries in armed conflict.

Which allows arms producing states to remain in an advanced rank among the world’s military forces? Russia has recognized the importance of trade of armes and military industry as a driver of economic development compared to the United States of America.

It is currently trying to remedy this delay through the use of military power directly in armed conflict, the beginning of which was the military intervention in Syria.

In addition to political and military motivation, economic motivation is the most important driver of military intervention for powerful countries in areas of armed conflict, where we discuss in this article the role of the economic factor as a driver of foreign policy.

after 2015, and what effects or role this will have on armed conflicts that may occur in the future.