'The Dollars Have Run Out': Russians Crowd ATMs As Sanctions Take Effect

[mucifer]

[C_U_L8R]

1. Hope they like lines

They really ought to line up against their criminal dictator.

[blue-wave]

2. How long before they realize

their so-called leader is to blame? I've seen interviews with Moscow residents who awoke to the news of what Pooty has done. They are shocked and don't agree with the invasion. How long before that turns to anger?

[gab13by13]

3. This is the form of government that the GQP wants here,

A couple of days ago a small group of Russians held a protest against the war in Moscow. They were immediately arrested and probably on their way to Siberia.

[multigraincracker]

6. They'll also get Russian gun laws and

their fake elections. Bet they haven’t thought of that.

[BeyondGeography]

4. Minor detail

You’ve got Ukraine back, people! Mother Russia is being restored. Now go home and munch on some of that tasty history.

[Lovie777]

5. Hey, Putin tucked away over 8 billion . . ..

which monies will disappear in a matter of days. He's has sent crematorium machines to rid the dead Russian soldier's bodies. That in itself is a clear sign of hiding and of course lying to the Russian people

[aggiesal]

7. This image of people at the ATM ...

in the video, a location logo is displayed in the upper left corner of the video and shows Mariupol' Ukraine in the Donetsk region, but outside the area controlled by the Russian separatists.

I'm not saying that the dollars aren't running out in Moscow, but I think money (dollars or rubles) are drying out at Ukraine ATM's.