But Russians don't believe what Putin says. They just believe that it's best for them if they say they believe it. That's something different
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NATO troops needs to find a reason to move into Ukraine.
Sure, russians all support banderites.
You support Putin so you spport a Nazi.
No, You support banderites so you support nazi.
There is nowhere that isn’t Russia, for a Putinista. Screw up and the long arm of Uncle Vlad will reach out and touch you.
I know, Siberia is not Russia, right?
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going around and trying misconstrue anything into "Russia is losing".Interesting confession about Russia’s economy by the head of their central bank, Elvira Nabiullina, indicating that it’s entering “stormy waters,” in her words. She predicts a slowdown in growth to .5 - 1.5%.
Russian economy in 'stormy uncharted waters," Putin's banking chief says
Elvira Nabiullina head of the Bank of Russia, has spoken about the state of Russia's economy, addressing inflation and mortgage rates.
Russia has lost something like 253 billion dollars in private capital. 1 million highly skilled people have emigrated, constituting 10% of their high tech work force. 1/3 of millionaires have fled. This is a huge blow to the long term prospects of the economy. Russia also faces labor shortages and they do not have the capability to expand production.
Interest rates are now running at 18%. Inflation is also rising, hitting 9%, as Putin is forced to produce more military hardware to support his war on Ukraine.
Furthermore, trades with China are threatened because Russians don’t have the ability to pay. This is due to sanctions imposed by the West. Payments are bouncing back, and most take 6 months to effectuate.
Russian economy dealt a blow by China
Chinese banks return about 80 percent of transfers in yuan to Russia for fear of breaking sanctions, Kommersant reported.
Putin has really fucked over Russia especially in the long run.
Did she say it or not? What do you say the inflation rate is?going around and trying misconstrue anything into "Russia is losing".Interesting confession about Russia’s economy by the head of their central bank, Elvira Nabiullina, indicating that it’s entering “stormy waters,” in her words. She predicts a slowdown in growth to .5 - 1.5%.
Russian economy in 'stormy uncharted waters," Putin's banking chief says
Elvira Nabiullina head of the Bank of Russia, has spoken about the state of Russia's economy, addressing inflation and mortgage rates.
Russia has lost something like 253 billion dollars in private capital. 1 million highly skilled people have emigrated, constituting 10% of their high tech work force. 1/3 of millionaires have fled. This is a huge blow to the long term prospects of the economy. Russia also faces labor shortages and they do not have the capability to expand production.
Interest rates are now running at 18%. Inflation is also rising, hitting 9%, as Putin is forced to produce more military hardware to support his war on Ukraine.
Furthermore, trades with China are threatened because Russians don’t have the ability to pay. This is due to sanctions imposed by the West. Payments are bouncing back, and most take 6 months to effectuate.
Russian economy dealt a blow by China
Chinese banks return about 80 percent of transfers in yuan to Russia for fear of breaking sanctions, Kommersant reported.
Putin has really fucked over Russia especially in the long run.
Google can't find her saying that. Inflation rate is 18%. That;'s to be expected in overheated economy
Actually, we are.
Well, they sure the heck haven't won yet.....going around and trying misconstrue anything into "Russia is losing".Interesting confession about Russia’s economy by the head of their central bank, Elvira Nabiullina, indicating that it’s entering “stormy waters,” in her words. She predicts a slowdown in growth to .5 - 1.5%.
Russian economy in 'stormy uncharted waters," Putin's banking chief says
Elvira Nabiullina head of the Bank of Russia, has spoken about the state of Russia's economy, addressing inflation and mortgage rates.
Russia has lost something like 253 billion dollars in private capital. 1 million highly skilled people have emigrated, constituting 10% of their high tech work force. 1/3 of millionaires have fled. This is a huge blow to the long term prospects of the economy. Russia also faces labor shortages and they do not have the capability to expand production.
Interest rates are now running at 18%. Inflation is also rising, hitting 9%, as Putin is forced to produce more military hardware to support his war on Ukraine.
Furthermore, trades with China are threatened because Russians don’t have the ability to pay. This is due to sanctions imposed by the West. Payments are bouncing back, and most take 6 months to effectuate.
Russian economy dealt a blow by China
Chinese banks return about 80 percent of transfers in yuan to Russia for fear of breaking sanctions, Kommersant reported.
Putin has really fucked over Russia especially in the long run.
Well, Elensky is talking about "territories in exchange for peace" referendum.
