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putin is basically gaslighting the room. He is up there taking a victory lap for 'economic growth' while his own Central Bank chief is sweating bullets over inflation and tax hikes. Inflation is far from "decreasing" in any meaningful way. It’s easy to have 'zero unemployment' when you’ve sent hundreds of thousands of working-age men to the front lines or watched them flee the country. The reality? They’re cannibalising their future to pay for a war they can't afford. They’ve burned through the Soviet-era hardware, drained the rainy-day fund, and now they’re stuck choosing between hyperinflation or an economic freeze. putin calls it 'professional coordination'. putin: “I note that the government is acting professionally and professionally. It is implementing a saturated agenda aimed at the positive changes in the citizen's life in the whole country. Despite all the challenges, Russia is growing forward. We have stable, key macroeconomic indicators. The national economy's structure is gradually changing in favor of the increase in the added cost. The inflation is decreasing. At a historically minimal level, unemployment is being found." Nabiullina some days ago: Elvira Nabiullina (Head of the Russian Central Bank): "In the coming months, prices will be significantly affected by the increase in VAT and regulated prices. We still have to assess what their final effect will be.” Serhiy Fursa (Ukranian Economic Expert): “And it will continue to degrade as long as the war lasts because war is very expensive. For the first three years of the war, they relied on cash reserves they had accumulated, but that money has run out. Consequently, they are forced to take the only path left — the printing press. A printing press is always a major long-term problem. But it won’t happen overnight. They won’t turn into Venezuela instantly. That won't happen. However, every following week, Russia's economic position will be weaker than the previous week. They understand this, and Nabiullina understands this. They are now caught in a trap: on one hand, they need to print money to finance the war because there are no other sources, but on the other hand, they need to control inflation. This economic decline is largely the result of raising the key interest rate to a very high level at the end of last year to fight inflation. Now they are gradually lowering it. They just dropped it from 16.5% to 16%. That is still a very high level, but they are moving toward lowering it to fuel the economy. However, you cannot lower the rate and fight inflation simultaneously while printing money. That is the trap. Printing money is their only alternative because war is expensive. While Ukraine has external support from the EU and previously the US, for Russia, "love is for money." All the stories with China, North Korea, and Iran — that’s all for money, not for love. They need that cash. This trap isn't going anywhere; it will keep pressing on the Russian economy. Furthermore, both financial and military reserves are exhausted. All those tanks and APCs accumulated over almost 100 years since the Brezhnev era to "march on Berlin or Paris" — they are finished. Yes, they have many missiles and drones, which affects our psyche (keeping us without light), but it doesn't change the front line. Their resources are depleting, and their de facto fascist regime is deterring investment. Another major problem for both Ukraine and Russia is the labor shortage. The only answer is migration. But it's very hard to encourage migration while simultaneously screaming that "all other ethnicities should be killed," as Russian propaganda does. So they are degrading. But we shouldn't delude ourselves that they will collapse in a month. There won't be a sudden banking crisis, but we are waiting for the moment the Russian economy enters a "nose-dive."

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