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Oil is raining down on people who started a war they never through would reach them. Ukraine has intensified attacks on refineries and it’s working. Exports are down and the economy is slowing. Russian Parliament officials are now admitting it’s a crisis.

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BROWDER: Russia certainly has lot more resources than Ukraine. But Ukraine has found the Achilles’ heel of Russian economy. Wherever most economic activity is, that should be target. If they’re targeting oil refineries or oil exports, that’s good. Ukraine also might be thinking about targeting metals exports, that’s big source of income for Russian economy. Anywhere Ukrainians can find where economic flows are going to Russian economy or government should be fair game. Logically, if they’re going after Wildberries, there’s another Amazon-like company called Ozon, similar to Wildberries. So why would Ukraine hit Wildberries and not Ozon, which is replacement Amazon-type company in Russia? It’s not as if Russians can’t get goods at all. There’s still an alternative. But all Russian economic activity should be at risk. There may be a point when Russian economy is so badly affected and there’s a big shortage of economic revenue for the war. Then Putin may not be able to execute his war in a successful way. And this war may end with Ukraine’s effective victory.
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