La Russia ora brucia record $ 516 milioni al giorno in guerra— $ 94 miliardi nella prima metà del 2025

Just today, I read in this sub that the war is beneficial for Russia’s middle class and industry.
https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1n1ancm/russias_new_middle_class_cant_afford_for_putins/

I also constantly read news about Europe’s deteriorating economic situation, and how the US tariffs and free access to American goods will kill Europe’s economy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1n0x441/europes_century_of_humiliation_could_be_just/

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1n1gooc/an_admission_from_sabine_weyand/

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1n1huc9/german_industry_sheds_almost_250000_jobs_in/

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1n1m3qf/sweden_and_finland_now_have_the_highest/

From this article, I can see that Russia’s expenses are indeed high.

Based on this news, what should I conclude? 
Should I assume that Russia will collapse in the near future, and therefore Ukraine needs more assistance  now despite the EU’s deteriorating situation?

Well, it seems that no one is opposed, and we are waiting for the forecasts on Russia’s economy to be confirmed, so that the Kremlin will request peace and withdraw from Ukraine.

But what if this does not happen and the assessments of the crisis in Russia are overestimated?

That’s over $11,000 per man woman and child in the crimea, Luhansk Oblast, and the Donetsk region. And that’s just 1Hn2025. wow.

And that’s why no one wages war nowadays. It’s an endless pit you throw money into that may or may not spit something back. In Russia’s case, the grand prize is a pile of rubbles in an economically dead region.