Strategic Plan based on Strategic

Thinking and Analysis

UKRAINE CRISIS F21064 - Aju Richard
F21074 - Aravind D
F21084 - HarikrishnaKani V
SECTION B - GROUP 4 F21094 - Milan Aby Abraham
F21104 - Roshni Jaiswal
F21114 - Surja Pratap Kuchlyan
Strategic planning process steps

➔ Determining strategic position.

➔ Prioritizing objectives.
➔ Developing a strategic plan.
➔ Execution and managing the plan.
➔ Reviewing and revision of the plan.
LEADERS
RUSSIA 69 Age 44 UKRAINE

Soviet Union
Allegiance Ukraine
Russia

No of wars
19 1
actively involved

Soviet Spy Early Career Acting

No of years as the
22 3
President

Introversion Extraversion
Sensing Personality Type Intuition
Thinking (MBTI) Thinking Volodymyr
Vladimir
Perceiving Perceiving Oleksandrovych
Vladimirovich Putin
Zelenskyy
DETERMINING STRATEGIC POSITION (before the war)
RUSSIA
AREA: 17,098,246 km2
POPULATION: 146,749,000
GDP: $ 4.32 T
GDP per CAPITA: $ 29,485
MAIN INDUSTRIES: Petroleum, Natural Gas
MILITARY PERSONNEL: 1,014,000
MILITARY BUDGET: $ 61.7 B
MILITARY BUDGET % of GDP: 4.3%
UKRAINE
AREA: 603,628 km2 (-16,494,618 km2) (3.53%)
POPULATION: 41,383,182 (-105,365,818) (28.2%)
GDP: $ 600.126 B (-$ 3.72 T) (13.9%)
GDP per CAPITA: $ 14,146 (-$ 15,339) (47.98%)
MAIN INDUSTRIES: coal, electric power, ferrous and
nonferrous metals, food processing, etc
MILITARY PERSONNEL: 245,000 (-769,000) (24.16%)
MILITARY BUDGET: $ 5.03 B (-$ 56.67 B) (8.15%)
MILITARY BUDGET % of GDP: 3% (-1.3%)
PRIORITIZING OBJECTIVES
RUSSIA
To reverse Russia's internal decline.
To pursue economic, political, and military
cooperation within the Commonwealth of
Independent States.
To prevent further NATO expansion towards
its borders.
To tacitly control of the international oil and
gas supply.
To unite Pro-Russian States.
UKRAINE
To form a relationship of strategic partnership
with the United States of America and European
Union.
To cooperate with member countries of the CIS
and GUAM former Soviet Union States.
To actively engage with the UN and other
international organizations.
To effectively participate in the global economy.
To transform of Ukraine into a regional power.
DEVELOPING A STRATEGIC PLANNING
RUSSIA UKRAINE

Russian occupation of Crimea in Southeast Joining NATO States Poland, Hungary,

Ukraine. Romania, and Slovakia that can serve as a base
Capturing the Ukrainian Borders from all sides of training and cross-border operations.
thereby cutting of Ukrainians physical contact to
the outside world. NATO resort to financing, arming, and fueling
a low-level insurgency against Russian force
Targeting and Attacking Ukraine’s communication
systems, power sources(Zaporizhia) and Military
deployments.
bases.

Liberation of the local Russian population

from the clutches of the regime in Kyiv.
Showcasing mighty Russian Military power to
demoralize Ukraninans.
EXECUTION AND MANAGING THE PLAN
RUSSIA
Deployment of heavy Russian military
hardwares.
The Russians have attacked along four axes
Kharkiv, Kyiv, Donbas region, Crimea.
UKRAINE
Increasing resistance forces by arming
civilians and creating bunkers to resist from
air to ground attacks.
Creating a social media influence by revealing
the weak but motivated army to fight back
strong Russian troops.
REVIEWING AND REVISION OF THE PLAN
RUSSIA UKRAINE

Shelling Ukraine cities from outside before Ukrainian resistance fighters to conduct
entering. guerilla warfare.

Russia can infiltrate Ukrainian cities by Keep influencing the world against Russia
disguising its soldiers as locals to identify and using social media platforms.
eliminate regular Ukrainian forces and
resistance fighters without using massive force
and can reduce civilian casualties.

Russia can use more propaganda tools to

surrender Ukrainians and join the course of
Russia.
STRATEGIES TO END THE WAR

NATO must follow the NATO-Russia Founding Act of

1997 which froze the groupings military capabilities,
including strike capabilities, and NATO infrastructure
to that year.

Western sanctions must be lifted so a face-saving deal

is at least possible.

Russia must stop considering former Soviet States as a

part of Russian Federation.

Both countries must resolute the crisis through

dialogues considering the casualties on both side.
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