Muscovites have voted to name the territory at the British Embassy „Lugansk People's Republic Square“
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Now we have the..
„Lugansk People's Republic Square“ at the British Embassy
„Donetsk People's Republic Square“ at the US Embassy
..in Moscow 😄
„Lugansk People's Republic Square“ at the British Embassy
„Donetsk People's Republic Square“ at the US Embassy
..in Moscow 😄
Former deputy head of the Kaliningrad region Sergey Eliseev was appointed as head of the government of the Kherson region
That should tell you enough 🇷🇺
That should tell you enough 🇷🇺
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Former deputy head of the Kaliningrad region Sergey Eliseev was appointed as head of the government of the Kherson region That should tell you enough 🇷🇺
The government in the Kherson region will include local citizens and citizens from the Russian Federation - Military Administration of the region
The Ukrainian flag was not raised on Snake Island; according to Natalia Gumenyuk, press secretary of the AFU Operational Command "South", it was dropped on the ground there (supposedly from a helicopter).
When you really need that twitter victory
When you really need that twitter victory
Arestovich: "I have nothing to lose with forecasts. But this (Lisichansk) is the last success of the Russian army in this war. They can take more villages, but they won't take cities. Let's see how they will take Slavyansk and Kramatorsk"
Fucking hell😂😂
Fucking hell😂😂
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Arestovich: "I have nothing to lose with forecasts. But this (Lisichansk) is the last success of the Russian army in this war. They can take more villages, but they won't take cities. Let's see how they will take Slavyansk and Kramatorsk" Fucking hell😂😂
… in 1 week „Seversk is a useless city, the loss is a success for the AFU“
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„Vostok“ Battalion of the DPR received some new toys from the russian army to counter drones.
Would be fancy if they also receive some TOS-1 😂
Over the past 10 days, 170 foreign mercenaries have been killed in Ukraine, 99 have refused to participate in hostilities and left the country. - Shoigu
The euro exchange rate on the Moscow exchange exceeded 62 rubles for the first time since June 10th.
The dollar exchange rate exceeded 60 rubles for the first time since June 8th.
Putin wants the ruble at 75-85.
The dollar exchange rate exceeded 60 rubles for the first time since June 8th.
Putin wants the ruble at 75-85.
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The euro exchange rate on the Moscow exchange exceeded 62 rubles for the first time since June 10th. The dollar exchange rate exceeded 60 rubles for the first time since June 8th. Putin wants the ruble at 75-85.
A too strong ruble is not beneficial for Russia‘s export industry (e.g steel).
When the ruble is too strong industries earn less, some industries already past the break even point and going into negative rate. (earnings decrease, expenses stay the same or even increase)
A too strong ruble also makes it less attractive for other countries to consider importing Russia‘s goods.
Russia is an export-oriented country. This means that the state treasury is replenished primarily by taxes on income received from the sale of resources. The lower the exchange rate of the received foreign currency, the less rubles the budgets of the country and regions will receive in the form of taxes. And this will eventually lead to stagnation.
With a strong ruble, the price of imports also falls. As a result, foreign things can be bought cheaper, and this affects domestic production.(this isn‘t a major issue at the moment)
Why produce something when you can buy cheap imported goods?
Too high and too low exchange rate of the ruble is bad for the economy, a “happy medium” is needed.
The ruble worked best at 75-85.
When the ruble is too strong industries earn less, some industries already past the break even point and going into negative rate. (earnings decrease, expenses stay the same or even increase)
A too strong ruble also makes it less attractive for other countries to consider importing Russia‘s goods.
Russia is an export-oriented country. This means that the state treasury is replenished primarily by taxes on income received from the sale of resources. The lower the exchange rate of the received foreign currency, the less rubles the budgets of the country and regions will receive in the form of taxes. And this will eventually lead to stagnation.
With a strong ruble, the price of imports also falls. As a result, foreign things can be bought cheaper, and this affects domestic production.(this isn‘t a major issue at the moment)
Why produce something when you can buy cheap imported goods?
Too high and too low exchange rate of the ruble is bad for the economy, a “happy medium” is needed.
The ruble worked best at 75-85.
War correspondents covering Russia's special operation will receive combat veteran status
..which means the state will cover all needs incase of injury, death, etc.
This is very good considering most of them are basically at the frontline with their units.
..which means the state will cover all needs incase of injury, death, etc.
This is very good considering most of them are basically at the frontline with their units.