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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRussian consumers paying a heavy price for Poot's little war.
Banks out of rubles and dollars. Value of the ruble falling. Interest rates rising. Credit cards no longer working. Savings wiped out.
Moscow turning into an economic disaster.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60558731
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Russian consumers paying a heavy price for Poot's little war. (Original Post)
Elwood P Dowd
Feb 2022
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Maybe citizens will think twice about supporting leaders who invade other countries.
Irish_Dem
Feb 2022
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Skittles
(153,138 posts)1. I feel bad for them, but..........
they should know who to blame it on
LakeArenal
(28,813 posts)2. That's what dictators do.
Young people and civilians dying in Poots war. The economy is second to me.
Irish_Dem
(46,880 posts)3. Maybe citizens will think twice about supporting leaders who invade other countries.
Without provocation.
Mysterian
(4,575 posts)4. But 50% of Russians think Pooty looks good riding a horse with no shirt
So it's all good.