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This would be good.
eating up obvious pandering
This would be good.
How about them dollars!
Rubles keeps crashing.
The Russian ruble extended its downward descent on Thursday, as the Wagner Group's weekend mutiny continued to reverberate.
The currency fell as low as 87.75 against the dollar, hitting a fresh a 15-month low. The ruble has dropped over 15% since the start of 2023 and is down more than 80% from a high in June 2022.
Other the past year, the ruble has faced several headwinds, including lower oil and gas prices, rising US bond yields, high inflationary, and a weakened economy.
what is she 12? he's pedoing on a 12yr old. He can't keep his hands off her. Disgusting
Putler putting his stunt double to work.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe...ce-2023-06-30/Russia reducing personnel at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant - Ukrainian intelligence
KYIV, June 30 (Reuters) - Russia is gradually reducing the number of personnel at the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station in southern Ukraine, Ukraine's military intelligence agency said on Friday.
It did not say why some people had left and Reuters could not independently verify the information. Russia, which has occupied the plant since March 2022, did not immediately comment on the assertion.
Kyiv accused Russia this month of planning a "terrorist" attack at the nuclear plant involving the release of radiation. Moscow denied the accusation.
"According to the latest data, the occupation contingent is gradually leaving the territory of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant," Main Directorate of Intelligence at the Ministry of Defence (GUR) said on the Telegram messaging app.
GUR said that among the first to leave the nuclear power station were three employees of Russian state nuclear firm Rosatom who had been "in charge of the Russians' activities".
It said Ukrainian employees who have signed a contract with Rosatom had also been advised to depart.
Employees should leave by July 5, it said, and preferably head for the Crimea peninsula, which Russia seized from Ukraine in 2014.
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This would not cause me to lose sleep.
Really, he was a super secret VIP member. The making of a conspiracy that should reverberate in maga world.
Ran over their own mines that were visible on the road!
Whatever it takes!
https://www.martenscentre.eu/publica...ons-on-russia/From Bad to Worse: The Continuing Effects of Sanctions on Russia
This paper is a follow-up to the comprehensive report “Beyond the Headlines: The Real Impact of Western Sanctions on Russia”, which was published by the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies in November 2022. Back then, the paper argued that the widespread view of Russia “weathering” the sanctions, which supposedly brought only a “limited” impact, was wrong, and actually based on an erroneous focus on just a handful of manipulated or misleading macroeconomic indicators, such as GDP, the ruble exchange rate, unemployment, and inflation. A broader cross-sectoral look and focus on a wider set of indicators more realistically reflecting the contraction of economic activity showed a totally different picture: that the sanctions in fact were having a much wider, systemic, and lasting economic impact, which would only continue to increase over time. This meant that sanctions were working, and strategic patience was needed to see their full, devastating impact on the Russian economy. And all this was before the EU embargo on Russian oil came into effect, cutting Russia off yet another significant part of its energy export revenues.
Since then, the situation has gotten much worse for Putin and the Russian economy. First and foremost, the EU oil embargo – on the backdrop of intensified Russian military spending – has thrown Russia into a full-blown budget crisis, something which the country was able to escape in 2022. The 2022 fiscal year ended with a significant deficit (2,3% of GDP) after being in surplus for 11 months; in the first four months of 2023, the budget deficit has exceeded the planned annual deficit (envisaged by the federal budget law) by 17%. It is important to note that, with a significant drop in private and foreign investment, the economy has increased its reliance on state assistance – the weakness of governmental finances, therefore, is a major impediment to any recovery.
Moreover, in the next few months we will see significant improvements in the annualised indicators of
the Russian economy because of the low base effect: they will be compared to April-May 2022, the
most dramatic post-war months, when the effects of sanctions were first being felt by the Russian
economy. Undoubtedly, we’ll hear much fanfare from Russian propaganda outlets and their purposeful
or unwitting echoes in the West about these “improvements”.
hater will glom on to this shortly. half-wittingly.
super cringe"pweeese Poottie, don't hewwwt me
He said he was out and he was staying out cause they was selling his !
https://mstdn.social/@noelreports/110655531957496756Russians s ed Pervomaisk in the Kharkiv Region. As a result 12 people were injured, 5 of whom were children.
Happy 4th! God bless the USA!
Ukraine!
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