Is Russia's current President Vladimir Putin's tough national strategic stance good or bad for a country's lifeline?

Russia is a country with great potential, and its talents, resources and technology are second to none in the world. Of course, there are also many problems, mainly ethnic contradictions. Russia is a multi-ethnic country formed by conquest and annexation, with nearly 100 ethnic areas. Russians have long pursued a policy of national oppression (there was a man-made famine in Crimea, and troops were sent to contain it, causing millions of people to starve to death, then immigrated to Russia and finally seized Crimea. This example shows that Russia is actually an extremely barbaric and aggressive nation. There is no other nation except Genghis Khan's Mongolia, and Hitler's Jewish cleansing is also weak and violent. In this way, because Russia's national strength is weak now, the biggest problem is to firmly control all ethnic minorities in the country and prevent the country from splitting and losing territory; Keep a deterrent to the outside world, and do not hesitate to wave nuclear weapons (such as the three-minute theory of destroying Japan) to stop the interference and infiltration of foreign forces, so as to tide over the current difficult period and make a comeback in Xu Tu. Therefore, a tough national strategy is actually an inevitable choice for Russia and a gesture that is very in line with the expectations of the Russian people.