I believe Russia will experience an economic rise after the war

I was skeptical during the early stages of the Russia-Ukraine war, but
compared to Europe, which is struggling to hold on and failing,
Russia is holding up quite well, which has changed my perspective.
While it is largely due to their natural resources,
the gain in political stability is a major factor.
It was stable enough if we consider the post-Putin era,
but it was no more than a "half-Western" nation for the struggling West.
With persistent corruption, declining infrastructure, and uncompetitive manufacturing, the future didn't look very bright.
However, the war has provided an opportunity to shed existing vested interests and bad customs.
People might argue, "What industries does Russia even have? Their high-tech industry is ruined," or "They have to pay off war costs,"
but
Russia has already proven its resilience through its resource power,
and by cooperating with China, they will have the opportunity to upgrade most of their industries.
Even if I say this, I am not suggesting Russia will become a developed nation; rather, I mean that Russia, which was at $15,000 before the war, will suffer for the first few years but will soon get back on track
and perhaps surpass the level of neglect it previously faced.