Ghe pretty sure the actual wartime economy business don’t go bankrupt.
Sounds like they need a few more strikes on their factory to push them over the edge.
Kinetic sanctions are the effective sanctions.
These oil sanctions are hitting where it hurts. Keep it up.
As long as Russia still occupies Ukraine, let Russia continue to implode.
Oh what a shame, the irony of drone strikes potentially putting them out of business !
Christmas was early this year!
I hope Putin doesn’t force Trump to intervene and stop the drone attacks.
So this is actually a neat evidence of something happening that some economists have claimed in Russia. So Russia has been allegedly doing a process of kicking the can down the road with defence contractor payments through its purchasing system. It will artificially make defense manufacturers charge less for equipment and when inevitably they go into massive debt due to lack of profit they demand that banks give them loans that the defense contractors can’t payback so the banks just need to eat the loan on their balance sheet. That puts pressure on the banking system since that loan ain’t being paid back so inevitably the government will need to bail them out to avoid a banking crash. It’s wild to see this process in real-time.
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Beautiful 😍
Good keep the pressure on!!
Ukraine sanctions are having effect.
Ghe pretty sure the actual wartime economy business don’t go bankrupt.
Sounds like they need a few more strikes on their factory to push them over the edge.
Kinetic sanctions are the effective sanctions.
These oil sanctions are hitting where it hurts. Keep it up.
As long as Russia still occupies Ukraine, let Russia continue to implode.
Oh what a shame, the irony of drone strikes potentially putting them out of business !
Christmas was early this year!
I hope Putin doesn’t force Trump to intervene and stop the drone attacks.
So this is actually a neat evidence of something happening that some economists have claimed in Russia. So Russia has been allegedly doing a process of kicking the can down the road with defence contractor payments through its purchasing system. It will artificially make defense manufacturers charge less for equipment and when inevitably they go into massive debt due to lack of profit they demand that banks give them loans that the defense contractors can’t payback so the banks just need to eat the loan on their balance sheet. That puts pressure on the banking system since that loan ain’t being paid back so inevitably the government will need to bail them out to avoid a banking crash. It’s wild to see this process in real-time.
Oh no!
Anyway…
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