Russian President Vladimir Putin had one goal in Ukraine: Make Russia great again through 19th-century-style military conquest. He’s failed in spectacular fashion.

It may even be that all Vlad will have done is turn his country into a vassal state of China — think a giant North Korea — that ends up dependent on the Chinese Communist Party for essentially everything economically.

Quite soon, Moscow might need Beijing to buy almost all its oil, coal and gas, along with its grain and timber, process its credit-card transactions and supply it with nearly all its high-end technology to run its Internet services and anything that involves a microchip.

And that’s just the beginning. This sad arrangement might also extend to Russia selling China its best military hardware — and that should make the Pentagon absolutely terrified.