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The topography and climate of Russia have caused Russia to?
seek accesss to warm-water ports
Why did Russia want to gain more warm water ports?
Warm water ports are not frozen in winter. A warm water port allows you to carry on trade and commerce throughout the winter.
Does Russia have warm-water ports in the Baikal Sea?
There are no warm water ports any where near Lake Baikal. Lake Baikal freezes solid to depths of up to 10 metres during the Siberian winter.
Why did peter the great believe that Russia's future depended on having a warm water port warm water port?
A warm water port is essential to getting shipping and fishing boats in and out when other ports are frozen over in the winter.
Why did Peter the Great believe that Russia's depended on having a warm-water port?
A warm water port is essential to getting shipping and fishing boats in and out when other ports are frozen over in the winter.
Russia has few ocean ports that are?
some of the largest and most strategic in the world, including ports in cities like St. Petersburg, Vladivostok, and Novorossiysk. These ports play a crucial role in facilitating Russia's trade with other countries and are important for both military and economic purposes.
Why did Peter the Great believe that Russia's future dependent on having warm water port?
A warm water port is essential to getting shipping and fishing boats in and out when other ports are frozen over in the winter.
What does russia lack that has influenced its foreign policy?
This is a Huge topic. To grossly simplify, I'd say Russia lacks a strong currency base, a viable agricultural infrastructure, and warm water ports (i.e. ports that can be used 12 months of the year).
What were the two main areas of dispute between Russia and Japan during the Russo Japanese War?
The warm water ports on the southwestern tip of Russia and Manchuria.
Where is Russia's warm water port in Syria?
Tartus
What were the Japanese and Russians fighting for in the russo Japanese war?
Warm water seaports. Russia wanted ice-free seaports for it's growing navy, that particular region of Asia had those ports. Japan didn't want Russia so close to Japan, and they considered Korea to be a "dagger" pointed at Japan (if Russia controlled it). Korea was in the areas considered to be ice free.
How has the lack of warm water port cities influenced Russia?
it influenced the history
