Russian military strength makes the world laugh.

Compared with the fighting capacity of the Russian army and the Israeli army, which country is stronger? Is this comparable? If you think about it, the Russian army will definitely be stronger than Israel. It is true that Israel's military strength is also quite good, but it is only compared with the military strength in a small range, not the military strength of a big country.

Comparing Israel with Russia is a bit unfair to Russia. After the Second World War, Israel was founded, and wars with neighboring countries continued, basically winning on a large scale. But this only shows that Israel is a regional military power and has gained a firm foothold in a small place. If you insist on comparing with Russia, I'm afraid you can't do it.

Russia is an old imperialist country in the czar era, and its strength can enter the top ten in the world. After two world wars, it lasts forever. The Soviet Union, which became more and more brave in the Vietnam War, has become a superpower that can rival the United States: the aircraft carrier Kuznetsov and the brilliant nuclear-powered arsenal are floating on the sea; Downstream of the water are Kilo-class conventional submarines and North Wind God nuclear-powered submarines; Su Huoyi series fighters fly in the sky.

Russia's systematic military industry system has always been aimed at a superpower like the United States. The war it is preparing to deal with has transcended regional conflicts, but is preparing for global hegemony and winning the world war. These Israelis are absolutely incomparable. For half a century, Israel has stood firm in the Middle East vortex with only a small number of troops, and its strategy, courage and dedication are beyond doubt. But in the final analysis, Israel has a small territory, scarce resources and a small population, and is still surrounded by other places. Fighting to defend one's ancestral business is the greatest success.