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‼️ Putin, for the first time, personally recognized the problems in the economy. Putin said that Russia's defense spending is 13.5 trillion rubles ($172 billion): "That's a lot. We paid for it with inflation, but we are now fighting this inflation." I think the spending figures are grossly understated,... show more

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veronika 🇨🇿 💙💛 🇺🇦1 年前

That’s why President Zelensky continues to call for more sanctions. Only strong pressure and consistent sanctions can stop this senseless and brutal war that takes innocent lives every day.

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Wojciech1 年前

Oh, you really noticed that you were going to the bottom

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Sim Sim1 年前

Even Putin can see that sanctions work! We need more of them!

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Philip Deakin1 年前

Can you provide evidence of these figures Putin or, is it a delusion you've plucked out of the air?

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Dr Jacqui Taylor | Empathy Economy Founder1 年前

Enough of an issue that he had to address it publicly ‼️

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Eerie Silence1 年前

Russians paid for it not only with inflation but with hundreds of thousands of "oranges" in wooden boxes and black plastic bags, whether in one piece or in multiple pieces and different boxes. But I still think Russians have not paid enough yet — not even close. 🤨

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Mr. Polybius1 年前

> Soft Landing of russian economics

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ʝ☺ηαн ʊк1 年前

It might be too late to do anything about his economy if more sanctions are on the way.

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werciquay-jimmy1 年前

Things ain't going on well economically

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