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>>473383949more dead hohols please
>>473383949TOTAL ZIGGER DEATH
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>>473383949>The russiai could get used to this
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>The income of Russian companies fell by a third due to sanctions>The total income of Russian companies in 2023 fell by 36% - to 814 trillion rubles. This follows from the data of the analytical portal of the Federal Tax Service (FTS), to which Izvestia drew attention.>Moreover, in the first year of the war against Ukraine, the figure for the first time exceeded a quadrillion and amounted to 1,267 trillion rubles.>The decrease in the income of organizations last year is due to external sanctions: companies need to rebuild logistics and production processes, explained Andrey Borodkin, CEO of Tekhzor Group of Companies.>“Since the infrastructure of economic relations between businesses and friendly countries was not sufficiently developed, this required the construction of new trade and financial ties last year,” noted Associate Professor of the Department of State and Municipal Finance of the Russian Economic University. G.V. Plekhanov Ravil Akhmadeev.>Also, according to him, the reduction in income was also influenced by inflationary expectations, to contain which the Central Bank raised the rate to 16% in December last year. As a result, loans became more expensive and companies' ability to invest in business expansion decreased.>However, in general, the situation with the profitability of organizations in 2023 was quite positive - the indicators were at the level of 2019, which can be considered a demonstration of sustainability, says Alexander Khizhnyak, an economist and member of the Moscow regional branch of Business Russia.1/2
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>>473384215>He noted that some industries have moved from the category of consistently unprofitable to profitable, in particular mechanical engineering. This is directly related to the war in Ukraine and state defense orders, but also to import substitution, says Khizhnyak.>At the same time, the profit of Russian companies in 2023 increased by 23% year-on-year and reached 38.2 trillion rubles, according to Federal Tax Service data. At the end of 2022, profits also showed growth, but more moderately - by 5.8%.>Profit growth is typical for companies that do not require significant capital expenditures or expenses, says Akhmadeev. These are mainly domestic sectors that were less affected by sanctions: construction, telecommunications, services, etc.>In total, Russian companies paid 7.9 trillion rubles last year. as income tax at a rate of 20%. However, from 2025 the rate will be increased to 25%. As the head of the Ministry of Finance Anton Siluanov noted, this is being done to build a fair tax system, ensure stimulation of business investment activity, and also to support competition. In 2025, the government expects to raise an additional 1.6 trillion rubles into the budget by increasing income taxes.>In 2025, one should not expect a change in the dynamics of both profit growth and revenue decline, says Borodkin. “The effect of the sanctions imposed on Russia is long-lasting, and for now it will influence the situation. Organizations will continue to strive in every way possible to reduce costs while maintaining profit growth,” he concluded.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/02/update-1-forex-rost-dokhodnosti-ust-tyanet-dollar-vverkh-davit-na-ienu-a135552
>Russians will be forced to pay for airfield repairs>Russian airlines will increase ticket prices if the Federal Air Transport Agency increases air navigation tariffs in order to raise additional funds for airfield repairs. Aeroflot and the largest private air carrier S7 Airlines announced this to RBC.>Prior to this, Rosavitsia announced an increase in air navigation fees by 37% on domestic flights and doubled on international flights from August 1 of this year. The regulator promised to direct all funds from the increase to the fund for the reconstruction of airfields.>Aeroflot recalled that air navigation tariffs had already increased by approximately 60% in 2022 and 10% in 2023. “Regardless of the source of funds for the formation of the fund, this burden ultimately falls on the passenger in one way or another, since airlines receive income from passenger transportation,” the company noted.>S7 estimated an increase in air navigation fees from November 2022 by 76%. “Further growth could lead to a widespread increase in the cost of air tickets on the market,” the airline warned.>Kommersant’s sources in three more airlines from the top 10 also spoke out against the planned indexation. A double increase in tariffs for foreign flights could lead to a reduction in the international flight program or a sharp increase in air ticket prices, one of the publication’s interlocutors noted. At the same time, sources believe that tariff increases cannot be avoided.1/2
>>473384308>In turn, the Federal Air Transport Agency emphasized that “the change in the fee will not lead to a significant increase in the cost of economy class tickets.” At the same time, as follows from the presentation of the national project “Efficient Transport System”, it is planned to allocate 267 billion rubles from the federal budget for the development of the support network of airfields until 2030, of which 250 billion “are additionally required.”>Despite the natural and generally fair indignation of carriers, air navigation accounts for about 5% of the cost of transportation, says one of Kommersant’s interlocutors in the expert community. However, he said, the amount of indexation must be “carefully justified.” The expert recalled that in 2023 the State Corporation for Air Traffic Management achieved a net profit due to an increase in tariffs.>The declared amount of the fee in itself does not look critical either for passengers or for airlines, says Oleg Panteleev, executive director of the Airport. According to him, an increase in ticket prices by several hundred rubles may go unnoticed, but air carriers are facing rising costs for most items, and an increase in air navigation charges will only worsen the situation.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/02/rossiyan-zastavyat-oplatit-remont-aerodromov-a135564
>Oil prices rose on the Russian domestic market by 8% in July/June - traders>The cost of shipments of West Siberian oil delivered to the Russian domestic market in July increased by an average of 3,700 rubles per ton compared to the price level for June volumes to 52,800-53,000 rubles per ton, industry sources said on Tuesday.>Oil prices on the Russian market rose amid strengthening quotes for the BFO marker. BFO-E>“Brent is getting more expensive, in general, the price is normal, it could have been higher,” said one of the traders who supply oil to independent mini-refineries.>June batches of oil delivered to Russian refineries were sold at 49,100-49,300 rubles per ton. The increase in prices for July shipments of oil on the Russian market amounted to about 8% of the cost of June volumes, a Reuters calculation showed.>Global oil prices rose on Tuesday, hitting new two-month highs, amid expectations of increased demand during the summer driving season and possible supply disruptions due to Hurricane Beryl.>As of 17:30 Moscow time, futures for the North Sea Brent marker rose in price by $0.20 to $86.80 per barrel compared to the previous trading day.1/2
>>473384391>According to Reuters, the export parity (netback) for the supply of oil from Western Siberia through the port of Primorsk on July 1 amounted to 49.555 rubles per ton (fip Nizhnevartovsk). URL-WSB-FRM-NM>When setting domestic oil prices, Russian traders are guided by the netback value for the sale of raw materials through ports in the west of the Russian Federation, reduced to the points of delivery to the Transneft system.>Netback is calculated based on the cost of the North Sea marker BFOE (Brent) minus the discount on the Urals grade, which is formed taking into account the liquidity of the Russian grade mainly in Asian markets, as well as transport costs and the ruble exchange rate. Reuters estimates the discount on Urals at $10.38 per barrel. BFO-URL-NWE>Oil quotes on the Russian domestic market are available using the code 0#CRUDE-RU, international - BFO-E, BRT-, URL-NWE-E,.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/02/tseny-na-neft-vyrosli-na-vnutrennem-rynke-rf-na-8-v-iyuliyun-treydery-a135631
>Chinese banks fled the Moscow Exchange after US sanctions>Major players in exchange trading in the Chinese yuan - Chinese banks that continue to work with Russia - are leaving the Moscow Exchange, which has come under US sanctions.>As Kommersant reports with a link to stock exchange statistics, in the last two weeks, a noticeable reduction in the average transaction size was recorded in Chinese currency trading: compared to May, this figure decreased by 14%, to 1.89 million rubles - the lowest level since February 2023.>At the same time, the turnover of the over-the-counter yuan market increased sharply: in June, transactions worth 1.98 trillion rubles were concluded there - 27% more than in May. At the same time, intraday turnover broke records three times, exceeding the level of 200 billion rubles per day.>This means that the flow of yuan, which flows into Russia for oil sold to China, leaves the exchange market for the over-the-counter market following the dollar and euro, trading in which was stopped on June 13.>Market participants from China - the main suppliers of yuan liquidity - bear the risk of falling under secondary US sanctions, since the Moscow Exchange has been included in the SDN list of the US Ministry of Finance with a ban on any transactions, explains Sovcombank analyst Mikhail Vasiliev.>“Some players expect difficulties in trading Chinese currency on the exchange, and this uncertainty may force them to transfer part of their trading activity to the over-the-counter market,” notes Dmitry Lesnov, head of the client service development department of Finam Financial Group.1/2
>>473383949Thank you czech baker. TZD.Things are going surprisingly well recently do they not? I was expecting a lot more cities falling to Russia before the increased aid can stabilize the front again, but looks like Russian summer offensive is already over and they currently recede in some places.Putins asslickers Farage and Le Pen got murdered in elections despite their copium and hopium in polls. No one likes a Russian bootlick. China is not openly pissing off Russia by removing Belarus from Putin's grasp and he can't do anything about it but seethe.I'm sure Trump will save them though lmao.
>>473384483>At the end of June, the brokerage company Sinara and Sberbank CIB, the investment subsidiary of the largest Russian state-owned bank, reported problems with the withdrawal of yuan from the Moscow Exchange. Additional difficulties in transactions with Chinese currency may come from Bank of China’s refusal to stop working with Russian banks subject to sanctions, Sber CIB analysts wrote.>In a risk scenario, yuan trading could completely move to the over-the-counter market, Vasiliev does not rule out: “Much will depend on the readiness of Chinese banks to work on the Russian exchange.”>The Central Bank is already preparing for a scenario when exchange trading in the yuan will have to be stopped in the same way as happened with the dollar and the euro. Most likely, Chinese banks will gradually wind down operations with the Moscow Exchange and the also sanctioned National Clearing Center, a source close to the Central Bank told Bloomberg.>According to him, this could happen under pressure from the United States, which included the exchange, the National Clearing Center (NCC), as well as the National Settlement Depository (NSD) on the “black lists,” putting an end to the era of free trading in major world currencies that lasted more than 30 years in Moscow.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/02/kitaiskie-banki-pobezhali-smoskovskoi-birzhi-posle-amerikanskih-sanktsii-a135635
>Russia has lost more than a third of its diamond exports since the start of the war in Ukraine>Russia has been reducing its exports of rough diamonds for two years in a row, the volume of which has fallen by more than a third during this time. This follows from the Kimberley Process data provided by Kommersant.>In the first year of the war in Ukraine, the figure fell by 24% year-on-year, to 36.7 million carats, while production increased by 7%, to 41.9 million carats. In 2023, exports continued to fall, decreasing by another 12%, to 32.4 million carats. Production also fell by 11%, to 37.3 million carats.>Thus, over two years, exports decreased by 36% compared to pre-war 2021. In 2023, the total value of diamond exports fell by 7.7% year-on-year, to $3.7 billion.>The Alrosa company, which accounts for more than 97% of diamond production in Russia, refused to comment on this data.>The key buyer of Russian diamonds, India, reduced imports by 11% in 2023, to 128 million carats. This happened after in the previous two years, amid high demand and rising prices, cutters from India imported 2.5 times more diamonds than were mined in the world, says Boris Krasnozhenov from Alfa Bank.1/2
>>473384555>According to him, this led to an increase in inventory levels, and the rise in the cost of loans, which finance half of all purchases in the cutting segment, completely ate up the margins of cutters, which led to a decrease in demand.>In September 2023, ALROSA, at the request of the Indian Gems and Jewelry Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), stopped exports for two months. The organization also contacted other producers with a request to reduce supplies of diamonds so that “cutting inventories reach normalized levels.”>Prior to this, the EU and G7 countries banned the supply of diamonds from Russia from 1 carat, including those processed in other countries. From September 1 this year, a ban on the import of jewelry and watches containing diamonds from Russian raw materials will come into force. ALROSA was also subject to sanctions from the US and UK.>Against this background, Gokhran began purchasing stones from ALROSA. Previously, this measure was used during the 2008–2009 crisis, and the last relatively large purchase of $250 million was carried out in 2012.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/03/rossiya-poteryala-bolee-treti-eksporta-almazov-posle-nachala-voini-v-ukraine-a135703
>Putin was informed about the lack of modern equipment for oil production in Russia>The Russian oil industry, which provides half of the economy's total export earnings and about a third of federal budget revenues, remains dependent on foreign equipment. Alexander Dyukov, Chairman of the Board of Gazprom Neft, the third largest oil company in the Russian Federation in terms of production volumes, announced this at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin.>According to Dyukov, a native of the business elite of St. Petersburg in the 1990s, who became a dollar millionaire after Putin came to power, oil workers currently lack about 200 pieces of various equipment.>This is approximately 14% of the 1,400 units of various machinery and equipment that, as Dyukov said, is necessary to “find, extract and process oil.”>To eliminate this dependence and develop domestic analogues of imported technologies, it will take at least three years and a trillion rubles, Dyukov told the president. “We set ourselves the task of eliminating this deficit by 2027, as far as equipment is concerned,” the Kremlin press service quotes the top manager.>After the start of the war with Ukraine and Western sanctions that banned the supply of oil production technologies to Russia, the largest Western oil service companies - Halliburton, Schlumberger and Baker Hughes - left the Russian Federation, with the help of which the country managed to restore production after the collapse in the last years of the USSR.>However, the “Big Three” of oilfield services, which before the war occupied 20% of the Russian market, being responsible mainly for the high-tech segment, continues to operate in the Russian Federation, completing the contracts concluded before the war: Halliburton and Baker Hughes sold their business in the country to the management of their Russian divisions.1/2
>>473384632>So far, Russian oil companies have managed to keep production stable: last year it amounted to 530 million tons and dropped by only 1% year-on-year. However, the long-term prospects for the industry look vague: while oil reserves in Russia are estimated at 19 billion tons, the share of unprofitable deposits is rapidly increasing, says oil and gas expert Mikhail Krutikhin>“Today, to bring the same volume of oil to the surface, oil producers in Western Siberia have to drill ten times more wells than, for example, in 2015, and production is still falling. The fields that were put into operation long ago have been brought to such a state by intensive injection of water into the reservoir that at the wellhead a liquid containing no more than 5% oil is obtained,” Krutikhin points out.>The fields discovered during the Soviet era are being depleted, and new ones with cheap and easy-to-produce oil cannot be discovered. Last year, 43 oil and gas fields were put on the state balance sheet, but the majority of oil fields turned out to be either “small” (reserves up to 5 million tons) or “very small” (less than 1 million tons). Their total reserves amounted to only 43 million tons of oil, which is a month of current Russian production.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/03/putinu-soobschili-ob-otsutstvii-v-rossii-sovremennogo-oborudovaniya-dlya-dobichi-nefti-a135752
>Russia is preparing to buy soap, shampoos and clothes from the DPRK>Russia will purchase soap, personal hygiene items and toiletries from North Korea, according to the Rospatent magazine. An application for registration of a trademark for the relevant products was submitted by the company 'Ryongaksan Soap Factory' from Pyongyang, Sota noted.>North Korean manufacturers are also considering the possibility of supplying jeans, bags and shoes, Shot previously wrote. However, given the characteristics of this closed country, the clothing range may be limited. In particular, they only make classic jeans - there are no torn or tight jeans in the assortment of North Korean factories.>Meanwhile, a 2017 UN Security Council resolution bans textile exports from the DPRK. Such sanctions were imposed on Pyongyang to cut it off from sources of foreign currency that could be used in its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs. The Security Council also banned the use of labor from the DPRK, since North Korean workers contribute up to 70% of their salaries to the state. 1/2
>>473384493>I'm sure Trump will save them though lmao.afd and the assorted german leftists also doe their part. and i'm not really sure they will ever turn on putin. it's like a religion for them
>>473384730>Earlier, the Russian embassy in Pyongyang stated Moscow’s desire to restore the import of clothing and footwear from the DPRK, as it was during the Soviet era. A VPost source familiar with the situation noted that such cooperation may, first of all, involve tailoring products ordered by Russian companies. According to him, North Korean seamstresses work very well, and the cost of production in the DPRK is significantly lower than in China and is comparable to Indonesia and Bangladesh.>After February 2022, hundreds of foreign brands closed their Russian stores in response to the invasion of Ukraine. Among the manufacturers of shoes, clothing and accessories, this was done by Adidas, Nike, Reebok, Decathlon, Puma, Levi’s, H&M, Zara, Pull&Bear, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, Michael Kors, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga and others.>In response, the Ministry of Industry and Trade legalized the so-called “parallel imports.” This made it possible to import foreign goods into Russian territory without the official permission of the copyright holder, which was previously considered smuggling.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/03/vrossiyu-nachnut-zavozit-milo-ishampuni-izsevernoi-korei-a135793
>>473384763forgot pic
>Russians are getting tired of propaganda: the largest state channels lost every tenth viewer over the year>The state propaganda machine, launched in Russia at a power unprecedented since Soviet times and generously financed from the budget, is beginning to stall.>The largest state television channels, where in many hours of talk shows they convince viewers of the success of the economy, propose resuming Stalinist repressions and striking Europe with nuclear weapons, are losing audience for the second year in a row, according to Mediascope data.>In the week ending June 30, the total audience share of Rossiya 1, Channel One and NTV was 30.1% (this is how many people watched state propaganda channels as a percentage of all television viewers). Compared to the same period last year (week from June 26 to July 3, 2023), the “big three” of Russian state TV lost almost a tenth of viewers: then its total share reached 32.7%. And when compared with the first year of the war, the decline reaches almost 12%, according to Mediascope data.>The greatest losses among state channels were suffered by “First”, the number of viewers of which fell by 22% over the year and by almost a third when compared with July 2022. The share of the First audience among all television viewers decreased from 8.8% at the beginning of July 2023 to 6.8% now. As a result, “First” dropped out of the top 3 TV channels in Russia, giving way to “Channel Five”.1/2
>>473384831>“Russia 1” lost every seventh viewer over the year (-15%), although it remained the most popular among all TV channels in the country: now it is watched by 14.6% of the TV audience, although a year ago it was 17%.>The NTV channel, owned by the Gazprom Media holding, managed to increase its audience: its share in the average daily audience increased from 7.9% to 8.7%.>State TV channels, which reshaped the broadcast network for military needs and launched many hours of war-time talk shows, are losing ground, despite unprecedented funding from the budget. Last year, the federal treasury allocated a record 122.1 billion rubles for the maintenance of state media - an amount exceeding the budgets of average Russian regions: for example, the Vladimir region (93 billion rubles), the Ivanovo region (65 billion rubles) or the Komi Republic (107 billion rubles).>In 2024, according to the budget law, expenses will amount to 121.3 billion rubles. At the same time, almost all key state media received additional money. Funding for ANO TV-Novosti, the management structure of Russia Today, was increased by 1.9 billion rubles, the Rossiya Segodnya agency (RIA Novosti) was increased by 1.9 billion rubles, and the Ministry of Defense TV channel Zvezda was increased by 1.6 billion. billion rubles, Channel One - by 0.6 billion rubles, ITAR-TASS agency - by 139 million rubles.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/03/rossiyane-ustayut-propagandi-krupneishie-goskanali-poteryali-za-god-kazhdogo-desyatogo-zritelya-a135814
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>>473383949Ok, but how many pizzas does the air defense officer deliver per day?Inquired by major general Natalia Poklonskaya.
>Nabiullina agreed to keep the topic of international payments secret>The head of the Russian Central Bank, Elvira Nabiullina, called the problem of cross-border payments a key challenge for Russia and agreed with the proposal not to discuss specific schemes in the public field, noting that businesses have to quickly change them.>Russia currently has difficulties in cross-border payments, Nabiullina said, speaking at the Financial Congress in St. Petersburg. US sanctions and threats of secondary sanctions have led to the fact that the number of Chinese banks servicing settlements with the Russian Federation has sharply decreased since the beginning of this year. There are problems in other countries too.>The head of VTB, Andrei Kostin, speaking at the forum, proposed putting the topic of cross-border payments as “top secret”, noting that this is practiced within the bank. The Chinese branch of VTB, the only branch of a Russian bank in this country, came under blocking US sanctions on June 12.>“I see very well how every one of our speeches, especially with such coverage, the second secretary is sitting somewhere right now in the US Embassy and recording all this... maybe he’s sitting here too,” said the state banker.>“We noticed that no matter what steps we take... the reaction (of the West) is very fast,” Kostin said.>“Only we are somewhere somewhere - once a delegation of 10 members (from the United States) comes and starts pumping up local authorities about what we should not do,” he added.1/3
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>>473384926>He recalled that he recently spoke about the successes of the Chinese branch of VTB, where the waiting list for opening accounts stretched for up to six months, after which the United States introduced new special sanctions against the bank in Shanghai.>“Therefore, little will have to be said about this topic,” Kostin said.>According to him, the banking sector is finding specific solutions, but it is better not to disclose them.>“The situation is getting worse every day, but we are still solving it, and the goods are coming. This is absolutely necessary for our country, for the entire economy,” the banker said.>“I agree, it’s better to talk less about this, so we avoid specifics... Of course, international payments are difficult work with partners, because this decision lies not only on our side, but also on the side of our partners, who are under emergency pressure that is growing all the time,” Nabiullina said.>“Different methods are, of course, being discussed, alternatives are being lined up. And I must say that business here is also very flexible. Very flexible, very enterprising. There are different ways in which they solve (the problem) and they don’t even share it with us. Maybe they’re doing the right thing by not sharing with us.”2/3
>>473384973>“The problem is complex, and I agree with its significance. Now this is one of the key challenges and key limitations that need to be worked with,” said the head of the Central Bank.>“I think some global platforms will gradually emerge because countries look at our experience and understand the vulnerability of financial infrastructure and the vulnerability of being included in only one existing system,” she added.>Nabiullina recalled that the Russian Federation is discussing with other BRICS countries the BRICS Bridge project - a supranational settlement platform that provides compatibility with both national RTGS systems and digital currency systems of central banks (if any).>The project, which she called “very complex,” is already of interest to some countries.>New financial technologies provide opportunities for settlement schemes that did not exist before, Nabiullina said, noting that the Central Bank has therefore partially softened its position on the use of cryptocurrency in international settlements, allowing DFA for settlements.>“It all needs to be done,” she said.3/3https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/03/glava-tsbr-podderzhala-predlozhenie-kostina-derzhat-v-sekrete-temu-mezhdunarodnykh-raschetov-a135816
>Weekly inflation in the Russian Federation jumped by 0.66% due to indexation of housing and communal services tariffs>Consumer prices rose by 0.66% from June 25 to July 1 after 0.22% a week earlier due to the indexation of tariffs for housing and communal services, according to Rosstat data.>In one day, July 1, when tariffs increased, inflation was 0.50%. Since the beginning of the year, according to the department, price growth has exceeded 4%, reaching 4.51% against 3.41% in the seven months of last year.>Rosstat will publish data for June in a week, on July 10. The Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting estimated the inflation rate in June at 0.8%, or 8.75% in annual terms.>After the rise in consumer prices in May and the weekly figures in June, analysts have no doubt that the Central Bank will raise the key interest rate in July.>At the beginning of June, the Central Bank once again kept the key rate at 16%, where it has been since December 2023, and signaled the possibility of its significant increase at the next meeting on July 26 amid increasing pro-inflationary risks.1/2
>>473384316Is not Vampir is 230 mm system? Thats look like 122.
>>473385074>At the end of April, the Ministry of Economic Development raised the estimate of inflation in the Russian Federation for 2024 to 5.1% and allowed a new increase in the forecast, expecting a peak in annual inflation in Russia in June-July.>In its April forecast, the Central Bank gave a range of 4.3-4.8% for the year, but in early June it announced the likelihood of it being exceeded.>Economists polled by Reuters forecast year-end inflation at 6.4%. Telegram channel analysts Hard Figures estimate price growth in 2024 at 7.0-7.5%.>Large-scale government spending amid a “special military operation” in Ukraine and a widespread shortage of workers, which provokes a wage race, are inflating consumer demand, contributing to inflationary pressure and forcing the regulator to keep interest rates high.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/03/nedelnaya-inflyatsiya-v-rf-podskochila-na-066-iz-za-indeksatsii-tarifov-zhkkh-a135808
>>473384811Complete traitors. I thought they were nationalists akin to le evil Nazis. No nationalist would "thank" a Russian for leveling Berlin and causing economic devastation across eastern Gerrmany that still persists to this day.
>>473384916AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>Russia dropped out of the top ten largest economies in the world>The fall of the ruble led to Russia dropping out of the top ten largest economies in the world - if counted in absolute dollars, and not in purchasing power parity, as Vladimir Putin likes.>In 2023, the Russian economy grew by 3.6% - more than the world, but due to the weakening of the ruble in dollars, its size decreased by 10.8% - from $2.27 to $2.02 trillion, the World Bank estimates (WB ). As a result, Russia fell from eighth place to 11th in its ranking of the size of economies, behind Italy, Brazil and Canada, although they grew more slowly last year: 0.9%, 2.9% and 1.1% respectively.>A similar situation occurred with Japan: due to the depreciation of the yen, it dropped to fourth place, leaving Germany behind in third place. The United States leads by a huge margin: in absolute dollars, the American economy is a third larger than the Chinese economy - $27.4 and $17.8 trillion, respectively.>On a per capita basis, Russia looks much paler: GDP in 2023 was $13,817 compared to $15,445 a year earlier—for this indicator, Russia dropped to 86th place (between Mexico and Argentina).>For almost 20 years, Russia has been in 10th place on the World Bank's list of largest economies. It briefly enters the top ten, then falls out of it when another crisis or devaluation occurs. It entered the top ten in the mid-2000s, when the economy was growing rapidly, but dropped out in 2009, returned after recovering from the crisis, and dropped out again in 2015. In 2021, Russia was again tenth, and in 2022, due to the abnormal strengthening of the ruble, it rose to eighth place.>This year Russia has a chance to return to the top ten. The economy is growing almost as fast as last year (the IMF predicts 3.2%, analysts surveyed by the Central Bank - 2.9%), and the ruble has strengthened slightly against the dollar since the beginning of the year. 1/2
>>473385187>At the end of the year, it will decrease, most analysts expect, but the dollar is strengthening against most currencies (the DXY index has added almost 3% since the beginning of the year).>Russian officials, following Vladimir Putin, prefer a different rating - not by the absolute size of GDP, which is highly dependent on currency fluctuations, but by purchasing power parity (PPP). In it, Russia ranks much higher and is consistently in the top ten.>It has its drawbacks: PPP is an estimate. The purchasing power method allows you to adjust differences in prices, but not in an ideal way, explained NES professor Natalya Volchkova: the consumption structure is different in all countries, and the basket by which purchasing power is calculated is relevant to them to varying degrees. In addition, PPP is calculated based on the results of price surveys conducted every few years and extrapolation of the results - that is, it also depends on the quality of the forecast (for example, they differ between the World Bank and the IMF).>Sometimes this leads to leapfrogs in the ranking of economies by PPP. Last year, Russia overtook Germany in it and rose to fifth place (and first in Europe). In February, Putin, in his address to the Federal Assembly, demanded to reach fourth place by 2030 and gave such instructions to the government, but the World Bank adjusted the calculations, and in April Russia dropped to sixth place. Then the data from a new price survey arrived, and now Russia is fourth – Putin’s order has been fulfilled.>A place in the ranking of economies by PPP is only “our big bet that the guys in one building (WB) think a little better than the guys in another building (IMF),” noted Bloomberg Economics economist for Russia and the CIS Alexander Isakov.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/04/rossiya-viletela-iz-desyatki-krupneishih-ekonomik-mira-a135852
>The Bank of Russia said that the arguments in favor of raising the rate have become stronger>Arguments in favor of maintaining the rate have become weaker>Arguments in favor of increasing the key rate of the Bank of Russia against the backdrop of incoming data have become stronger, Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank Alexey Zabotkin told reporters on the sidelines of the financial congress of the regulator.>'17-18% is what was on the table in June with the set of data that we had for June, which was not complete enough to make an informed decision. Based on the data that has been received since then, the arguments in The benefits of raising the key rate to ensure additional monetary policy tightness become even more significant than they were in June. The specific range of decisions will be determined by what data set we have on July 26,” he said.>The Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank noted a higher level of economic activity and higher rates of price growth.>Answering the question whether there were no arguments left in favor of maintaining the rate at all, he said: “They have noticeably weakened.”>The option of maintaining the rate will be discussed at a meeting of the board of directors in July if one of the participants in the discussion proposes it, Zabotkin added.1/2
>>473384493>but looks like Russian summer offensive is already over>talks about others coping
>>473385276>“We still have three weeks before the discussion begins, and during this time, by the way, we can really get a lot of new input, so I wouldn’t renounce anything now, and I wouldn’t rule out different scenarios there. But of course, in light of that statistics that we received after the June board of directors, the likelihood that the rate will remain unchanged, the likelihood of this has decreased,” Kirill Tremasov, director of the Central Bank’s monetary policy department, told Interfax on the sidelines of the congress.>He added that the Board of Directors of the Central Bank in July will consider options for raising the rate to 17-18%. “These proposals will remain on the table,” said the head of the Central Bank department.>Answering the question whether there were arguments in favor of raising the rate by more than 2 percentage points, Tremasov said: “This requires careful analysis and obtaining the entirety of the data.”>The Bank of Russia previously stated that it could significantly increase the key rate in July if it is convinced that an alternative scenario will be realized. Central Bank Chairman Elvira Nabiullina explained that a rate increase of more than 1 percentage point is considered significant.>Options for raising the rate to 17-18% will be “on the table” in July. “Whether they will need to be expanded will depend on incoming data,” Zabotkin told Rossiya 24 TV earlier in the day.>Currently the key rate of the Central Bank is 16%.2/2https://www.interfax.ru/business/969249
God I hate russians so much it's unreal
>Inflation has eaten up pensions. Their actual size this year is smaller than last year.>The authorities cannot cope with inflation, and it nullifies the indexation of pensions. Their real—adjusted for inflation—size in May was 0.6% less than last year, Rosstat reported. According to the results of five months, there is also a decline - by 0.2%.>The reduction does not seem to be very large, besides, from time to time a decline was recorded before. However, previously, slowing inflation or indexation returned real pensions to normal. In October–November 2023, the real amount of pensions decreased in annual terms, but in January 2024 it was 0.1% higher than in the first month of 2023. The autumn decrease in pensions in annual terms was the first since May 2022. After this, in June 2022, pensions were unscheduled indexed by 10%. >Now the situation is different. In January, pensions were indexed (this happens every year), but in February their real size again became less than in February 2023, and has remained lower in annual terms since then.>Pensions are disappearing due to inflation. Last year it was 7.4% - pensions were indexed on them. However, price growth is accelerating: from the beginning of the year to July 1, they grew by 4.5%, and in annual terms, inflation amounted, according to analysts from Hard Figures, to 9.2%. And if we exclude seasonality (inflation usually slows down in summer due to cheaper prices for vegetables and fruits), it turns out to be more than 11%, MMI analysts estimate. They note an abnormal jump in prices for cucumbers in the middle of summer - almost 10% in two weeks, as well as a steady, increased increase in prices for sugar, butter, and bread. Potatoes have already risen in price by 90% since the beginning of the year.1/2
>>473385381>The acceleration of inflation in June was noticeably ahead of expectations, the main driver remained the rise in prices for services, and the growth of food prices unexpectedly accelerated against the seasonal norm, writes Sofya Donets, chief economist at T-Investments. “It’s hopeless,” MMI analysts sum up the situation with inflation. They “won’t be surprised” if by the end of the month, when the Central Bank will discuss the key rate, July inflation (in annual terms with seasonality removed) “will be 15-20%.”>The average size of real pensions is also falling because payments to working pensioners are not indexed, HSE experts noted. There are schemes to get around this, said Moscow State University professor Natalya Zubarevich: people quit, their pensions were recalculated, and they returned to work. But during war, when labor is in short supply, this issue goes worse and worse. Zubarevich considers this one of the reasons why the authorities decided to resume indexation for working pensioners after a 10-year break. It will affect almost 8 million people, but their pensions will begin to be indexed only from February next year.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/04/inflyatsiya-sela-pensii-ih-realnii-razmer-v-etom-godu-menshe-chem-v-proshlom-a135901
>>473385315Russians are getting slaughtered all along the frontline. Face the reality faggot, the russia is losing hard.
>The Ministry of Defense discovered the theft of a billion rubles during the reconstruction of the main training ground for military aircraft>More than 875 million rubles were stolen from the Russian Ministry of Defense. at the reconstruction of the main testing ground for military aircraft, sources close to law enforcement agencies told the Baza telegram channel.>According to their data, the Ministry of Defense allocated 1.5 billion rubles back in 2014. for the repair and re-equipment of the flight test center in Akhtubinsk, through which all military aviation equipment passes before entering service with the Russian army.>The executor of the state order was the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Main Military Construction Directorate No. 14”. Through a chain of subcontractors more than 900 million rubles. Of the funds received from the Ministry of Defense, they ended up in the accounts of the PromSpetsStroyGroup (PSSG) company.>According to the investigation, having received the funds, unidentified persons from the PSSG management team pursued the goal of stealing them “by deceiving the customer.” To do this, they hired a small number of workers over the course of two years and completed a certain amount of work under the contract, but not more than 5% of what was specified in the contract. After this, in order to hide traces of the theft, the PSSG management bankrupted the company and transferred the money received under the contract to other companies.1/2
>>473385461>One of the leaders of PSSG was Kadyr Karakhanov. In June 2020, the Shcherbinsky District Court of Moscow sentenced him to 8 years in a criminal case of theft of budget funds in the amount of more than 1 billion rubles. during the construction of Ministry of Defense facilities. As part of this criminal case, it turned out that Karakhanov, together with the ex-heads of Spetsstroy of the Ministry of Defense Alexander Zagorulko and Alexander Buryakov, carried out thefts during the construction of an arsenal for missiles and other ammunition in the city of Toropets, Tver Region, as well as facilities in Kubinka near Moscow and on the Kuril Island Iturup.>A criminal case about theft during the reconstruction of a test site in Akhtubinsk was opened by the Main Military Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee in 2022. However, as Baza’s sources note, it has been “hanging without movement for two years.”2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/04/v-minoboroni-obnaruzhili-krazhu-milliarda-rublei-na-rekonstruktsii-glavnogo-poligona-dlya-voennih-samoletov-a135910
>Nabiullina: The main subject of discussion at the July meeting of the Central Bank will be the rate increase>The Russian Central Bank sees that inflation risks have not only increased, but have also materialized, so at the July meeting it will only consider options for raising rates, and the main discussions will be around the step of this increase, said Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina.>“After the last meeting on the rate, we have already received inflation data for May - 8.3% and weekly data. They show that the rate of price growth is not decreasing,” she said, answering the question whether the Russian economy has entered an alternative, pro-inflationary scenario.>Nabiullina recalled that the growth rate of corporate lending has increased in recent months, while retail lending is not slowing down.>“These data showed that we have significantly deviated from the baseline scenario,” Nabiullina said.>“In July we will clarify our forecast; pro-inflationary risks have not only increased, but have also materialized. But, of course, a discussion of a rate increase will be on the agenda in July. I think the main discussion will be the step (increase),” she added.>Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank Alexey Zabotkin said earlier on Thursday that at the next meeting on July 26, we could talk about raising the rate to 17% or 18% from the current 16%.>Most analysts polled by Reuters expect a 200 basis point move to 18% in July. VTB Chief Economist Rodion Latypov thinks that in a negative scenario, the rate could rise to 20%.>According to Nabiullina, the regulator assessed the consequences of tax innovations and came to the conclusion that, in general, their effect on inflation will be neutral.https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/04/nabiullina-osnovnym-predmetom-obsuzhdeniya-na-iyulskom-zasedanii-tsbr-budet-shag-povysheniya-stavki-a135923
>Nabiullina announced the risks of stopping yuan trading in Russia>The Bank of Russia is taking into account the risks of a possible suspension of exchange trading in the yuan following the dollar and the euro, Elvira Nabiullina, head of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, said at a press conference on Friday.>According to her, complete financial isolation of Russia can only arise if the world market completely stops buying Russian goods. Nevertheless, the tightening of sanctions that limit the financial ties of the Russian economy with the global one is in the attention of the Central Bank. “We take into account all the risks,” Nabiullina said in response to the question whether the regulator sees a threat to yuan trading.>On June 13, the Moscow Exchange stopped operations with dollars and euros after the US Treasury blacklisted it along with key settlement structures - the National Clearing Center and the National Settlement Depository. Since then, the world's major currencies have been traded only on the opaque over-the-counter market, which the Central Bank uses to determine official rates.>At the same time, “the situation has become more complicated” with cross-border payments, Nabiullina stated. Since the beginning of the year, foreign banks, including in countries that the Kremlin calls “friendly,” have been massively blocking settlements with Russia due to the risk of American sanctions. “First of all, exporters are talking about this. Here, of course, businesses are looking for solutions, adapting, we help them as much as we can,” Nabiullina said (she was quoted by Interfax).1/2
>>473385450yes nigger, any statement that isn't afu will be in moscow in 2 more weeks must be made by a zigger, just ignore your eyes and keep pretending ziggers arent still advancing
>>473385584>According to the head of the Central Bank, problems with payments lead to an increase in transaction costs and, as a result, higher prices for imported goods. And this promises the economy a further acceleration of inflation, which, according to Rosstat, is already at its highest in 16 months - 9.22% at the end of June.>“Pro-inflationary risks have not only increased, but have also been realized,” Nabiullina stated, adding that at the next meeting in June, the Central Bank will consider a new increase in the key rate. It is now at 16%, the highest since the first months of the war.>As for the Chinese yuan, the Central Bank is already preparing for a scenario when trading in the Chinese currency on the exchange will have to be stopped, a source close to the regulator told Bloomberg in June. According to him, it is most likely that Chinese banks will gradually wind down cooperation with the Moscow Exchange, although they will continue to supply the Russian economy with yuan to pay for imports from China.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/04/nabiullina-zayavila-oriskah-ostanovki-torgov-yuanem-vrossii-a135935
>>473385315- Chasiv Yar offensive (ongoing since March) = Creeping slow advance if at all, Bakhmut 2.0- Second invasion of Kharkiv = Stopped before even Vovchansk was captured, creeping slow advance by Ukraine, entire area now famous for the deluge of suicide videos from Russians.- Second invasion of Sumy = CancelledSome invasion.
>The rating has been protected from a young age>How the “We” service works>A social rating system has been launched in Russia, it is called “We”. The project was developed by the Russian State Social University. The university says its “metric of social status and levels of citizens” will be reliable, rigorous and independent. The platform itself states that anyone can build their current social portrait and find out how it can change over time. To do this, after filling out the form, the system will issue a two-part code. The first digit is the current status. The second is the forecast. It is separately noted that this data does not in any way affect “life, availability of services or career trajectory.”>The RSSU says that the service’s operating principle is similar to scoring, which is used by banks; when a potential client wants to get a loan, he is assessed according to various parameters. To go to the questionnaire, you need to fill out a form; personal data is not required for this yet, said Kommersant FM editor Ivan Yakunin, who tested the system: “The site apparently can’t handle the load, or maybe it’s just poorly made, so it freezes on every question.>There are 30 questions in total. Do you have a family? Are you planning to create one? Are there children? Are you going to become a parent? The list includes the level of income and property in general, health and lifestyle, sports, and bad habits. They asked me: am I working in the specialty I received at the university? It's not very clear what this says about my social rating. How consistent am I maybe? I had a social rating, it seems, 64. But I didn’t even understand - out of 100, out of 90, out of 80, out of what?1/3
>>473385709>You see some diagram that is almost impossible to interpret in the mobile version. There are dots there that you can click on, and they will show in which area your results are better, but again in the mobile version it starts copying the picture, highlighting the picture, nothing is clear, really. For now it’s more like entertainment.”>In 2023, the “We” project was tested on RGSU students. When compiling a social profile, they were asked to indicate passport data, SNILS, INN, and telephone number. The results were promised to be published for public access. There is no such data yet. In the fall of 2022, the first vice-rector of the RSSU, Jomart Aliyev, spoke about the “We” project at the academic council. According to him, the system may in the future become a “normative procedure.” And most of the data will be loaded onto the platform from government systems.>True, such transfer of information may be illegal, notes independent sociologist, member of the scientific council of the Russian Association of Political Science Vladimir Rimsky: “Apparently, somehow they decided to collect data left in the so-called digital traces. Initially, this was necessary for the business; it analyzed and selected different services and products specifically for its clients. Naturally, such a system turned out to be of interest to authorities in various countries. If colleagues from RGSU are moving in this direction, it seems to me that there are certain dangers here. Everyone who submits such a questionnaire must give permission to use their data. In the future, it will apparently be impossible to control how they are used in this rating.”>Currently, only one of four rating options is available on the We platform. The rest will appear “soon” and will allow you to compare your rating with other users and print your social portrait in the form of a certificate. Many experts call “We” the Chinese equivalent. 2/3
>>473385134>>473385080>Lebensraum in Osten, Total Soviet Untermenschen deathyeah, the AfD is an anomaly. i feel like they got morally buck broken by germany's defeat at the hand of soviets (among other allies ofc) who then most often literally planted their seed in eastern germany's populace.it's not a surprise the majority of zonenaffen nowadays are the most fervent zigger sympathizers. it's as if they've been ideologically contaminated by the humiliation fetish that every russian also has.they've been kept down and horribly mistreated for decades and got used to the boot. once it was gone they developed withdrawal symptoms and russia was there to step in and promise them the return of the soviet-commie bootsomething to cheer you up:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU7YSvxqxSU
>>473385802>The PRC began implementing a social credit system in 2014. Chinese with a low rating may be limited in certain rights and opportunities.>True, this system only works in some municipalities; there is no universal system for assessing citizens in the PRC, says Alexei Maslov, director of the Institute of Asian and African Studies at Moscow State University: “It is not the social rating system itself, but precisely the difficulties of assessment that raise a lot of questions. Therefore, China approaches this very carefully. Plus, in the PRC it turned out that although formally the social rating in China is issued by state-owned companies, many private organizations, for example, taxi services, trading platforms, online stores, it turns out, can, even if the information is used incorrectly, affect a person’s social rating, for example, his admission to the University.>Therefore, correlation is an extremely difficult matter. Moreover, one must understand that in China this system was developed not by one university, one institute, but by huge laboratories interacting with colossal databases. Moreover, there were several competing platforms, that is, it is possible to evaluate how effective this or that approach is. Therefore, to mechanically transfer this to another country with not very obvious development systems, when we see neither a competitive approach nor expert assessment, this, of course, would be premature.”>According to lawyers, such systems can only be effective in combating crime.3/3https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/6819467
>The largest banks have stopped issuing family mortgages, contrary to Putin's promise>In Russia, the state family mortgage program, which Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered to be extended until 2030, has actually ceased to operate. Of the 15 largest banks in terms of the volume of mortgage loans issued, only six continue to accept applications, but they also impose conditions on clients, Forbes writes.>Sberbank told the publication that they are ready to continue issuing mortgage loans when the government unveils new conditions for the state program. The previous program options ended on July 1st. Also, family mortgages were suspended indefinitely at VTB, Dom.RF Bank, Alfa Bank, Gazprombank, Uralsib, RSHB, Ak Bars Bank and RNKB.>Sovcombank, PSB and Absolut Bank accept applications for family mortgages only from families raising children with disabilities. At MKB and Bank St. Petersburg, only families with a child or children born in 2018–2023 can apply for a family mortgage.>Another major player, Rosbank, at the end of June announced the suspension of accepting applications for all mortgage programs and the transfer of issuing mortgage loans to the platform of T-Bank (formerly Tinkoff Bank), which it joined.>At the same time, banks that continue to accept applications are mainly collecting contacts for the future, as they do not want to lose their client base after the renewal of family mortgages on new terms, says Dmitry Safronov, head of the Mortgage project at Compare. “After the release of the decree [of the government on the new conditions of the mortgage program], all collected applications will be processed again or from scratch,” he explained.1/2
>>473385902>The government launched family mortgages at 6% per annum in 2018. For a long time, it remained one of the most popular and affordable government programs for the purchase of housing in a new building against the backdrop of double-digit rates for banks’ own programs.>In the latest version of the state program, such a mortgage could be taken out by families with one child born between 2018 and 2023, families with a disabled child, or families with two or more minor children. In order for banks to be interested in issuing such mortgages, the government subsidized the lost interest income from the federal budget. A limit of 4.84 trillion rubles was allocated for this.>The state program was supposed to end on July 1, 2024, but Putin, during his address to the Federal Assembly, instructed to extend it until 2030 while maintaining the interest rate of 6%. He later announced the expansion of the terms of the family mortgage to families with two children, regardless of their age, if they live in small towns with insufficient construction.>The Ministry of Finance proposed setting the rate for families with minor children over six years old at 12%. The government has not yet published the final version of the resolution, which should outline the new parameters for family mortgages.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/05/krupneishie-banki-prekratili-oformlyat-semeinuyu-ipoteku-vopreki-obeschaniyu-putina-a135987
>97% of working Russians will be cut off from mortgages>After the cancellation of preferential mortgages in the second half of the year, the mortgage payment for an average apartment in Moscow will increase to 200 thousand rubles, in the regions - to 80 thousand rubles, Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports with reference to data from the Sdelka.RF portal. Its representatives report that to obtain a loan at rates starting from 18% in the capital, you will need an income of 400 thousand rubles per month, in the regions this amount is half as much - 200 thousand rubles.>According to the Ministry of Finance, in Russia only 3.2% of the working population have an income of more than 200 thousand rubles - or 2 million workers out of 64 million. Thus, at least 97% of working Russians will be cut off from mortgages.>Preferential government programs have recently determined what is happening in the mortgage market. In May, according to the Central Bank, 75% of loans were issued under these programs, and their share in the primary market was 90%. But preferential mortgages with a rate of 8% (“State support 2020”) will end on July 1.>The overpayment on a mortgage for a typical one-room apartment in a new building in cities with a population of over a million will increase by 3.19–3.65 times after the abolition of preferential mortgages. In monetary terms, the overpayment for the same apartment will increase by an amount from 4.28 million to 10.71 million rubles.>The desire of Russians to take out mortgages at any cost, and of banks to issue mortgages before the end of preferential programs, has led to the fact that loan terms have lengthened to record levels. For loans issued in May, they averaged 303.7 months, according to Central Bank data. This is only the second time in history that the average term of loans issued exceeded 25 years: in December 2023 it was 302.3 months.https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/06/ot-ipoteki-otrezhut-97-rabotayuschih-rossiyan-a136060
>Moscow Exchange started having problems with Turkish lira due to US sanctions>The “house of cards” of the Russian foreign exchange market continues to gradually crumble due to US sanctions against the Moscow Exchange, which ended the era of full-fledged foreign exchange trading in Russia.>Following the suspension of transactions with US dollars, euros and Hong Kong dollars, problems with the Turkish lira arose on the exchange, Russian brokers reported on Friday.>BCS, the largest non-bank broker in the country, announced that it has temporarily stopped transactions with lira on the stock market for its clients. According to a company representative, this decision is related to American sanctions against the National Clearing Center, the key settlement subsidiary of the exchange, responsible for registering all transactions. Due to the sanctions, the time for depositing and withdrawing currency, as well as settlements in transactions with the lira, has increased, a representative of BCS told Vedomosti.>Finam confirmed problems with the lira, which the exchange had been trading since 2018. “There are difficulties,” admitted Dmitry Lesnov, head of the company’s customer service development department.>According to him, Finam will analyze the situation in the near future and does not rule out that it will also be forced to stop trading in the lira. “We can expect that such decisions may be made by other professional participants,” Lesnov told RIA Novosti. VTB and TB Bank told RBC that they continue to operate in liras and do not plan to introduce restrictions.1/2
>>473385675>ignores toretsk and avdiivka fronts
>>473386055>The volume of transactions in lira, which last year reached a record 50 billion rubles per month, has shrunk to a paltry 20-30 million rubles per day. The fact is that Turkish banks have almost completely curtailed operations with Russia, a representative of one of the logistics companies told Deutsche Welle. According to her, last year Russian importers used lira to pay for goods from Turkey, but this practice came to an end due to tightening US financial sanctions late last year. Now Turkish banks are afraid of secondary measures - sanctions for violating the sanctions regime, DW's source points out.>The same risks are borne by Chinese banks, whose presence allows trading in yuan on the exchange, warns Sovcombank analyst Mikhail Vasiliev. The Central Bank of the Russian Federation takes into account the risks that yuan trading will also have to be stopped, the head of the regulator, Elvira Nabiullina, admitted the day before.>At the end of June, the brokerage company Sinara and Sberbank CIB, the investment subsidiary of the largest Russian state-owned bank, reported problems with the withdrawal of yuan from the Moscow Exchange. Additional difficulties in transactions with Chinese currency may come from Bank of China’s refusal to stop working with Russian banks subject to sanctions, Sber CIB analysts wrote.>The Central Bank is already preparing for a scenario in which exchange trading in the yuan will have to be stopped in the same way as happened with the dollar and the euro. Most likely, Chinese banks will gradually wind down operations with the Moscow Exchange and the also sanctioned National Clearing Center, a source close to the Central Bank told Bloomberg.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/05/namosbirzhe-nachalis-problemi-sturetskimi-lirami-iz-za-sanktsii-ssha-a136052
>Kazakhstan began to detain Russian trucks with goods from Europe>In Kazakhstan, from July 1, they began to detain trucks from Russian cargo carriers that were transporting European goods to the country on semi-trailers from companies from EU countries. RBC writes about this with a link to the appeal of the Association of International Road Carriers (ASMAP) to the Ministry of Transport available to the editors.>According to the text of the letter, vehicles are being detained due to the application of “new restrictions.” “Semi-trailers are detained even at the Kazakh customs authorities of destination after unloading the goods,” the appeal says.>Such actions create obstacles to the effective use of the mechanism of interconnection or transshipment, which has been operating in Russia in the field of international road freight transportation since 2022, the authors of the document note: “Then the government introduced a retaliatory ban on the entry into Russian territory of European cargo carriers, while simultaneously allowing the interconnection/transshipment of goods from their trucks onto vehicles of Russian and Belarusian companies at border terminals. Then Russian and Belarusian companies transport cargo in transit across Russia and then to Kazakhstan.” A similar transfer mechanism has been in effect at the border of the EU countries and Belarus since April 2022.>ASMAP says that Kazakh restrictions prevent the return loading of semi-trailers registered outside the EAEU member states and accepted from carriers resident in these states after re-coupling. “In total, more than 20 Russian road trains were detained, but we currently have information about the vehicle numbers and transportation route for six,” Deputy General Director of the association Evgeny Antipov told RBC. According to him, in addition to semi-trailers, tractors are also detained.1/3
>>473386146>According to the ASMAP appeal, Kazakhstan warned about the restrictions in June. From the statement of the country’s Ministry of Finance it follows that the re-coupling of foreign semi-trailers temporarily imported into the territory of the EAEU violates the provisions of the Customs Code. Also, Kazakh legislation does not allow the transfer of temporarily imported cars to other persons. The exception is situations in which the completion of transportation is equivalent to the removal of the car from the customs territory of the EAEU. At the same time, the re-loading of semi-trailers for the export of goods from Kazakhstan is already prohibited, as is the re-import of such semi-trailers with goods into the country’s territory.>ASMAP says that the return export of a semi-trailer is the completion of the procedure for its temporary import, and re-importation in this case must be considered as a new transport operation.>The transportation of goods from Europe within the framework of the transfer mechanism is regulated by an agreement between Moscow and Astana, according to which there is a moratorium on the transportation ban until the beginning of 2025, but due to the detention of cargo carriers, the agreement was violated, according to ASMAP. 2/3
Damn. He got me good. I really can't think of any.
>>473386190>In September 2022, carriers already reported problems with the transfer mechanism in Kazakhstan. Then the Kazakh authorities detained at least eight Russian trucks with goods from Europe. The drivers were required to obtain permission, which the foreign carrier who transferred the goods to the Russian side had to obtain. ASMAP, in turn, stated that when transferring companies do not transfer documents to each other, and the requirement contradicts the agreement on international road transport. In connection with the incident, the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation appealed to the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of Kazakhstan with a request to release the trucks. >In the spring of 2022, carriers from the Russian Federation also had problems delivering goods to Kazakhstan. Then Astana prohibited companies from countries other than the state of the first carrier from carrying cargo: if the cargo is from Europe, it must be transported by a company from the EU. However, in June, Kazakhstan canceled the requirement to ban “interchange” by the end of the year, explaining this as a gesture of “good will.”3/3https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/05/kazahstan-nachal-zaderzhivat-rossiiskie-furi-stovarami-izevropi-a136053And that was it for today's more boring update. Thank you all for reading and we will see you next time on Shit's Fucked Blyat
>>473386219crimean tatars, uyghurs, kurds
Any opinions on french election?
>>473383949Nightly reminder that the new French government hates Ukraine.
>>473386303>kurdsLmao no.
>>473386232the glowniggers are now using lust provoking AI images to get simps to support their proxy war lol
>>473386442didn't bardella say they're more pro-ukraine?
>>473386493remember, compared to the russians
>>473386303You must be a turkr-
>>473386527No doubt, since he is a sodomite jew
In summary,SFB NEWS 07/07/2024:Previously on SFB>>473384081The income of Russian companies fell by 36%>>473384215 >>473384257Russians will be forced to pay for airfield repairs>>473384308 >>473384347Oil prices rose on the Russian domestic market by 8% in July/June>>473384391 >>473384429Chinese banks fled the Moscow Exchange after US sanctions>>473384483 >>473384513Russia has lost more than a third of its diamond exports since the start of the war>>473384555 >>473384595The Russian oil industry lacks modern equipment for oil production>>473384632 >>473384673Russia is preparing to buy soap, shampoos and clothes from the DPRK>>473384730 >>473384777The largest state channels lost every tenth viewer over the year>>473384831 >>473384871Nabiullina agreed to keep the topic of international payments secret>>473384926 >>473384973 >>473385021Options for raising the interest rate to 17-18% will be “on the table” in July>>473385276 >>473385318More info on the possibility of interest rate raise>>473385539Nabiullina announced the risks of stopping yuan trading in Russia>>473385584 >>473385625Weekly inflation in the Russian Federation jumped by 0.66%>>473385074 >>473385116Russia dropped out of the top ten largest economies in the world>>473385187 >>473385234Inflation has eaten up pensions>>473385381 >>473385425The Ministry of Defense discovered the theft of a billion rubles>>473385461 >>473385500Rusnigerian new social credit system>>473385709 >>473385802 >>473385859The largest banks have stopped issuing family mortgages>>473385902 >>47338595797% of working Russians will be cut off from mortgages>>473386002Moscow Exchange started having problems with Turkish lira>>473386055 >>473386103Kazakhstan began to detain Russian trucks with goods from Europe>>473386146 >>473386190 >>473386292
>>473386442Nightly reminder that you are hiding behind a memeflag, because you are a lying kike. Here is your one and only (You) from me.
>>473386078Avdiivka front is the one towards Chasiv Yar.Not sure where the "Toretsk" front is, but I haven't heard about any meaningful advances from Russians in quite some time.
>>473386527Probably just to get normies to vote for them. The left (as in the actual left) is typically more aligned with Russia.
>>473386928of course the fag that posts about how good everything is hasnt heard of an advance in a sector thats been unmoved since 2014
>>473386219Germanics, Anglo-Saxons and French.No one is oppressed harder than the White Man in current year. Though considering how much Putin hates ethnic Russians and wants to replace them with muslims, they are a close fourth.
>>473386526>he got lust provoked by thisDo you even like women?
>>473386623To be fair russians oppress themselves.
>>473385600it's really sad how few videos you have to post, especially when we have so very many
>>473387303He's a zigger, so no.
>>473387497i just post my favorite ones anon
>>473387143By all means, show me the Russian advances on the next hyperfestung that will result in Ukraine's collapse in 2 more weeks. All you do here is seethe.
>>473387953i take it you've seen this one?
>>473386953>as in the actual leftJust say commies
>>473387953Congrats on the election
goofy russian cripples on their way to take keef
>>473388004go to deepstate and see for yourself nigger, also chasiv yar is not near avdiivka, you don't even know what the frontline looks like or where shit is
>>473387195Truth.
>>473388057yeah, fucking kino
>>473388122Chasiv yar is 50 km from Avdiivka. This is a great succes according to french useful idiots.
part 1
part 2
>>473388302how close do you think that is retard? they are completely different sections of the front
>>473388305old but gold
famous museum piece spotted in ukraine. i hope they can recover it and put it back where it belongs - a tank or cold war museum
>>473388389It's 50km you fucking idiot. This is your big advance and the great collapse of the ukrainin lines. 50 km. 100 000 died this year for this. 50 km.
>>473388305Always check your mirrors.
>>473388122I have to go and look for proof for your own dumb claims? Not how this works you idiot. And Chasiv Yar is the next stop after Russia meatwaved their way into Avdiivka some time ago.
>>473385103fighting in snow = basedfighting in summer = gay
ahahaha russians have second thoughts about their thirdie allies
a serial killer is murking russian vets around moscow and pidorsburg
>>473388522i support ukraine and the situation is not good, i'm done arguing with fucking degenerates like you>>473388581>And Chasiv Yar is the next stop after Russia meatwaved their way into Avdiivka some time ago.no it's not dumb faggot, it's the next one after bakhmut, nothing to do with avdiivka
>>473388657second kill
>>473388693third one, looking forward for more murked ziggers
>>473388657I wish someone would do this to American veterans in USA.
>>473388128>colombianholy larp
>>473388675>>473388675The situation for Ukraine has never been better than today since the start of the war.
>>473388657>>473388693>>473388751Whoever did this is fucking based
>>473388604>If Russia is expected to unify and lead the EastHow can you be so willfully ignorant to reality and still able to write coherent sentences? It's almost impressive.China is the leader of the "East" and has been for a long time. Russia is nothing, not even China's favorite vassal at this point.>The Chinese proved to be tough hagglersNo shit, they didn't wreck their economy to follow a crazed ideologue into national suicide? Who'd knew?Iran and Norks are borderline useless to Russia. India is abusing Russian oil for their own gain and that's where their relationship begins and ends. No country in Asia, not even China, is willing to risk alienating western investment.Russia is the "leader" of the global south now (Not South America though, only a few African countries and literal North Korea and Taliban). Congratulations and now they find out how retarded that position actually is.
>>473386776>Russia is quickly turning into America
>>473389327>willfully ignorant to realitydude's a low IQ mystery meat parasite that lives in germany.it's the pride example of an imperialistic zigger that is oblivious to everything not directly related to russia
>>473388751As long as he only kills the ones who didn't lose their limbs and are dependent on welfare (not that many).Cripples need to leech off of the state forever and roll around on their board in subways to remind all Russians what happens when you sperg out.
>>473389584Looks like homo sovieticus mystery meat, a jew-made golem essentially.
>>473389660scary, yet fascinating really
>>473389584Of course. All the biggest Russian nationalists live abroad in the West and REFUSE to ever return to Russia. For some reason.
guys, remember the counteroffensyiv campaign with the movie trailer and shit asking people to be silent because they would spoil the surprise?LMAO how retarded can ukranians beI bet the next wunderwaffe will change the course of war just like the last one did
>>473389836which is kinda odd. since good dogs usually get to enjoy a relatively good life in russia in pidorsburg or moscow, or somewhere along the black sea coast or crimea.same goes for tall the children of every russian silovarch, they could enjoy their rich kid life in russia just as well.it's only that they got addicted to the even better life standards and cultural products of the western world. and the russian leadership and all sorts of "intelligentsia" are just seething at western prosperity and influence in the world and wish it was them instead of america or europe
>>473389047Hey Jude. Stop telling lies.
>>473389724As an ayan I support the full genetic erasure of these creatures. And we must do it for the sake of this planet.>>473390178Russia lost 550 000 men so far. The wunderwaffen worked as intended.
>>473390178NLAW and Javelins changed the course of war from total Russian victory to fighting over border villages three years later. How many convoys in the early days or the war were taken out or had to halt because they couldn't advance in the face of hidden AT teams.
>>473390307What lies Ivan? The situation for Ukraine has never been better than today. They have more weapons and ammo than ever. They are training new brigades. The russian advances are mostly failing.
>>473389836The surest sign of success as a Russian is not living in Russia.
Genuine question: anyone outside self-deluded trannies, is there anyone who believes your bullshit?Even the Frogfag was disgusted with your sheer retardation.
>Local residents of the Belgorod People's Republic began to mark their houses with the inscriptions “BNR”.>The abbreviation "BNR" means "no soldiers deployed.">Previously, leaflets were scattered from drones in the border Belgorod region with a notice of the creation of a sanitary zone and a call to mark buildings (where there are no Russian military personnel) with blue and yellow canvases and the inscription “BNR.”
>>473390738Here's your spoon, Ivan. Get to work.
>>473386526> now
>>473390738not even troons believe the lies anymore, they know ukraine is lost and they will never pass as women
>>473384238That's kinda brutal and sad, the guy is literally on the verge of bursting into tears if he wasn't already so dehydrated. Literally just pain until death there.
>>473390738Nope, only ztroons believe in their own farts. It's why they had to go make a safe space for themselves
>>473391910it's called war
>>473386776Good batch of news. Thanks Czechanon
>>473392601>thinking I care about a ziggerIt's more the fact that the guy wants to cry but can't, the failure of bodily functions because Monke demanded they go die for Russia.
total zigger mass grave
Hello /uhg/ thought I'd copy paste this.Ukraine won't recapture it's territory, hence will fail.We (Boris) blocked a peace treaty to continue Total Ukrainian Death and the destruction of Russian resources.This is a proxy war and the Ukrainian people are worthless meat to our leaders, just as Russian people are worthless meat to Putin et al.
>>473385321You can always convert your hatred into dead russians through donating to Sternenko' nonstop fpv drone fund raiseJust sayinghttps://t.me/ssternenko/22022
>The Russian government plans to build a network of barrage balloons, called the "Barrier" protection system, to repel Ukrainian long-range drone strikes, The Telegraph reported on July 6.>Ukrainian forces regularly conduct drone strikes and sabotage acts on Russian territory, targeting military bases, oil refineries, and industrial facilities, the profits of which fuel Moscow's war efforts. A Russian aerospace firm, First Airship, has developed a ballon prototype and started testing it, according to The Telegraph. Polina Albek, the general director of First Airship, announced that her company had received its first orders for the balloons.>The balloons are reportedly capable of holding up a net that aims to protect energy infrastructure and other key targets deep inside Russia from Ukrainian strikes. The balloons will be stationed in hangars. From there, they will rise quickly in a row and then drop a 250-m-tall net to create a defensive construction in the air.>Each balloon can reportedly rise 300 meters above the ground, carrying a maximum load of 30kg, which is enough to carry a light net.
>>473393875pic
>>473393909>red stars and soviet uniformsThose faggots just can't help themselves, can they?
>>473393875>BalloonsUkies will glue a few needles to the drones and pop the fuckers
>>473393875>>473393909interesting to see an old technique come back into play
Also, major missile chimpout happening atm, with unclear scale yet (missiles in ukie space already)Previously, 4 stategic tu 95 bpmbers took offhttps://t.me/lachentyt/42967https://t.me/lachentyt/42970
>missile threat in Chernigiv region, eastern Kyiv regionhttps://t.me/vanek_nikolaev/24930
>>473394305Stay safe.
>>473394189 >>473394305be safe
>>473394790>>473395092Thx
Aa work reportedhttps://t.me/lachentyt/42971
>>473384965hahaha is that a dead zigger?LMFAO he float in from Crimea?
>>473394008Fucking useless, even if they paid just for some study its a waste of money
Missiles in direction of Zhitomirhttps://t.me/vanek_nikolaev/24934
>>473383949Daily reminder to remove the jew and dismantle this fake war, most shills on this site are professional Israeli. https://pastebin.com/edUqQV1e===[ Current alert ]===Sweet Baby Inc. and Department of Defense >>460928219 >>460929442 >>460929116Some guy self-immolated and the kikes keep kvetching: >>460168677In a twist of divine humor, jews became CHUD: >>455104011 >>457346889=====[ /vault/ ]=====1. It's the jews [ 6 million cookies, Anne Frank ballpoint, holocoaster, Chabad tunnel, Saturn black cube, GoyimTV ]2. COVID plandemic | ID2020 [ 1dsghi.pdf, c19ivm, hereistheevidence, SCOTUS DNA patent, Deagle, VAIDS, Bluetooth MAC, Terrain theory, Etymology ]3. Pornography is a weapon [ Mindgeek, McGill: MK-ULTRA, CERN: Chapleau, /pol/457656749 ]4. Pizzagate [ Pentagram map, John, Riekermann, ComfyGate ]5. School shootings are glowop [ Sandyhook laugh ]6. Fungus and Parasitepill [ q4agf7.pdf ]7. Mememagick [ chaos magic, Egregore ]8. Cancer and AIDS have cure9. God gene [ VMAT2, Signature in the Cell, spw5nmUrpWA ]10. Pharmakeia, Stem cell [ Foreskin in cosmetics, Finkelstein: human DNA in hotdog, HEK293: fetus cells in vaccine and products like Pepsi (tumorigenic) ]11. Meat is incredibly important for your diet, avoid seed oil and corn syrup poison [ Dr. Chris Knobbe - Diseases of Civilization ]12. Hunter bidens Finger Lakes tattoo [ Silent hill, Oz, Mormon origin, pedo symbol, missing people, military bunkers, anomalies research buoy, Ghislaine Maxwell submersible: tunnel to canada ]13. CERN ritual and tunnel ceremony14. Encryption | Hardware backdoor [ IntelME, AMD PSP, ARM Trustzone, rsabd.py, NSA SELinux, iOS pegasus ]15. Antarctica [ Fitbit leak, Antarctic treaty, Admiral Byrd, 15th century map, /x/32364917 ]16. Moon [ Lost footage, 1962 laser beam, Nixon phone call, AMERICAN MOON(2007), lux ]17. Psionic [ Gateway, RV, AP, CIA-RDP96, Edward Riordan 2017 ]
>>473396679counterpoint, die shill pidor
>>473384965who the fuck dives like this?
I miss PRIGOSTRELKOVtiny bit Murz
>>473384193Russia won.
>>473384257>the profit of Russian companies in 2023 increased by 23% year-on-yearyou could have summarised in 1 sentence
>>473384088>>473384193>>473384240>>473384316>>473384493>>4733931542 Shekels have been deposited into your accounts.
>>473383949when do you think ishowspeed is going to russia?
>>473388657based
>>473397691Russia has far more Jewish money than Ukraine
So what's Russia's endgame here? They can't advance and they lose thousands a day holding what they have while they dip deeper and deeper into an unsustainable war economy to maintain its modern army.So where does it go from here? Wait for elections and hope whoever comes in just stops funding Ukraine?
>>473397691What a totally not glowing filename you got there rabbi
>>473397977trump stated that he is going to stop all funding for ukraine, you might be onto something zipperhead
>>473398004>What a totally not glowing filename you got there rabbi
>>4733979771. Ukraine will run out of men first2. Economy is not experiencing large issues yet3. Wait until Trump gets into office and see what happens
>>473397811>>473397811>>473397811
>>473397977Ukraine will lose to Russia just like Japan did
Any big news today?
>winning so hard they keep begging Trump to intervene
>>473398122Where did I point out a typo? Dumb shill
>>473399188Brics is the future.
>>473399443that's why everyone in BRICS countries is fleeing to the dying West
Fuck Ukraine and fuck Isreal
>>473400127Anti-semitism is illegal in Russia.
>>473400127Ukraine won.
>>473399188NPCs are not programmed to think ahead or be capable of hindsight/foresight. They are only here to entertain the moment, no more no less.With just minimum brain activity you can realize that the USA and by default NATO is paying a relatively small material price and basically a nonexistent human life price (from NATO) to keep Russia down and not have to worry about it for at least a good period of time. In America, both Republicans and Democrats know that saving money by giving Russia what it wants now, will inevitably cost them more in the future and neither of them want that to happen during their presidency.I only hope Ukraine will be reasonably compensated after the war for all the human life they had to spend to protect themselves and by proxy, Europe.
>473400127Curious why Russia is always missing from these types of bot posts
just reading about russian history this debacle shouldn't be a surprise. they are historically huge retards only rivaled by the chinese. i just learned that even until the 1930s many russians were against relying on tanks and instead thought horse cavalry was superior
>France comes throughI doubted you guys, but I will formally apologize. The coalition for /rcwg/ lives on.
>>473384965why can russians never swim? are they the niggers of europe?
>>473401386Being drunk really fucks up your motor skills.
>>473401771Go figure, the snowniggers can't swim either.
>>473399443>BrazilIs Brazil.>RussiaIs no longer in the top 10 global economies, economy is crashing and burning. On its way to being a Chinese vassal.>IndiaCurrently flooding the West with their people, brain drain is happening due to the current government. Also hates China lmao.>ChinaThe only actual threat to the current world order, but it's in a precarious spot.>South AfricaSliding toward failed state status, especially as the South African whites are increasingly forced into insulated gated communities.
>>473402813China isn't a threat to the West, because the moment China goes aggressive, it's export dependent economy is going to tank, and the peasants will starve, because China has to import rice, since they've tainted the land, air, and water of their nation to the point it can't grow anything.
>>473402813>ChinaTheir military consists of malnourished manlets and weaponry made out of chinesium. Their only strategy would be to mount a huge Zerg rush, but we all saw how it ended up for pucia.
>>473400127Thank you for your taxes, anon
>>473404189For the price of a shitty burger a day, I'm supporting TZD. Money well spent in my books.
>>473402813>Is no longer in the top 10 global economies, economy is crashing and burning. On its way to being a Chinese vassal.I know that's what the /uhg/ timeline claims, but there is a massive dissonance between /uhg/'s timelines and reality. Weekly World News is a more reputable information source than /uhg/ is. I come here just to laugh at the absurd nonsense you retards say and actually even believe.
>>473404244Based yank
>>473404704>Swiss vatnik >Reliable source of information
>>473403125>China has to import riceChina has to import food, but it doesn't necessarily have to be rice, and it doesn't have to come from the west either. After Russia conquers Ukraine, its fertile black soil can grow much food which Russia can send to China as opposed to niggers in Africa like Zelensky is doing with it.
>>473404892"The unfortunate chap appeared to be the result of an attempt to cross-breed a pekinese puppy with a Mexican wrestling midget. I still can't get the image of that mug out of my mind.""I think they also posted some other pictures up here, but they were tame stuff compared to Ian Cheung's unholy countenance. You could go around converting people to atheism with a picture of that lad on the back of a minivan with the words "THERE IS NO GOD" right under his face. For me, it's proof of original sin.""I hope nobody saw the horrible stuff they were posting up here. They were some of the most hideous graphic images I have ever seen. I'm speaking of course of the undoctored photos of their own faces."
>>473404892>>473405030"I deleted that picture of Ian Cheung and I got an automated email from the Wayback machine that said when they sent that image to be archived, their server tower suddenly sprouted legs, disconnected it's own parallel port and ran off - and has not been seen since. That dude gives whole new meaning to the expression "butt ugly." The guy's face looked like a 3D television commercial for diaper rash. I can only guess how many times his parents moved house with no forwarding address before they were able to ditch him when he was little. The doctor probably didn't know which end to spank when he was born. Before you ask why the guy has such a chip on his shoulder, I demand an explanation to know how he got a baboon's ass grafted on the end of his neck. I couldn't quite make out that expression he had, I'd generalize it by calling it "proctology examination." The fellow looked like somebody hit him with the ugly stick, it stuck in place and they just left it there. Looked like a drunk taxidermist putting together a piece of performance art. I'd sue a veterinarian for leaving my dog's face looking that way after a car accident. The poor lad was that homely. Unless somebody builds him a mate like Elissa Manchester in BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, this critter is not going to be courting any time soon this century. If I was that ugly, I wouldn't even have sex with myself." - Cleveland Mark Blakemore
>>473404892>AfterGot a timeline for that, Ivan? Because the last three days have stretched out over two and a half years.
>>473404892>non aryan supporting russiamany such cases !
>>473403125these niggers are killing sharks for soup and dehorning rhinos for their retard traditional medicine, and you think they won't import rice
>>473385450Here is putin's sympathetic reaction.
>>473405030>>473405063
>>473404892Us supporting Ukraine has fuck all to do with corporations raising the price of a big Mac by 80%, when ground beef is still 2.99 per lb. This nigger has more hit takes about the US, than actual Americans.
>>473405332
>>473405119Your entire country is non-Aryan.
>>473388604
>>473400873that would be especially retarded, given that Russian cavalry has historically been abysmal (no, the Cossacks don't count)
>>473398962>Any big news today?Whole bunch of arrivals in tge last few days, and in the last 24 hours, in Voronezh in partuvulars, lurk previous threadsIts the reason why gulag bots are on max white noise shilling lately
>>473405474France is definetely over.Source: just trust me.
>>473405283And who's going to sell them that rice if they go to war with the west? India? Nigger, please, the red dots want nothing more than for China to return to its warring states era.
>>473405474Nobody in Ohio is celebrating.
GIVE IT UP FOR DAY 865
>>473406525How come /uhggers/ don't use this old /k/ope map anymore?
>>473384493Not a single voter on earth decides domestic much less foreign policy, that would be the state department. Elected officials are spokesfags representing the central banking cartel to you. Russia isn't going to be saved by an election.
>>473406525
>>473406721You're implying those borders have changed...
>>473404704>Swiss vatnik>>473406721that map gets posted constantly
>>473406893They have changed. Russia has lost at least half the ground they "took" since the initial invasion.
>>473406893>You're implying those borders have changed...Ukraine still holds Robotyne? The "What. The. Fuck" neo-Nazi invasion of Belgorod didn't get defeated within like 30 minutes and is still an ongoing thing? What happened with it? Why did you UHGlies stop talking about it so abruptly? What about Krynky? Why did you guys stop talking about that?
>>473406842This. Its exactly why Russia will lose and WE WILL WIN. Our governments are run by the voters. We decide what our foreign policy is at the ballot box. We've decided to fund the Ukrainian government in their Revolution of Dignity because we love democracy, homosexuals, and diversity. These are the things that drive our foreign policy. Russian foreign policy is just driven by resource hoarding, arrogance, and Jewish interests.
>>473407225INDIA NUMBER 1INDIA NUMBER 1INDIA NUMBER 1SUPERPOWER 2030SUPERPOWER 2030SUPERPOWER 2030
>>473407111>neo-Nazi invasionlmao, fresh meat boys
>>473404892>russia doesn't send grain to africa
>>473407111>neo-nazi Why do ziggers love outing themselves like this?
>>473407331Lock and load. Time to re-educate him on how its actually Russia thats run by kikes. The real anti-Zionist position is to support a country with a literal homosexual Jewish comedian as its leader.
>>473407473EXACTLY! Ukraine isn't fucking neo-Nazis. We love Israel. We love Jews. Our supreme leader is a Jew. All our allies are friends of Israel. Why would we be Neo-Nazis? Fucking idiots.
>>473407305>SUPERPOWER 2030I distinctly remember 2020.
>>473407625It was scheduled for 2020, but we had to delay it because we sent too many engineers and scientists to Canada. No worries, my friend. Canada will be SUPERPOWER 2040. First we make homeland great, then we make colony great!
>>473407591Our leader is an Irish Catholic. Turn off the VPN bud
>>473407693
>>473407790Sorry friend. Biden is not your leader. Biden is a lukewarm meat puppet for his Jewish advisors.
>>473407807Friend. Take this back. Trudeau NUMBER 1 friend of color people. Trudeau make mistake and smear shit on him to look like blackie. Mistake. Still Number 1 friend of colors.
>>473407473It's pretty obvious their shill department gives the wrong metodichka to some pajeets. This one clearly had the twatter scripts which aren't any good here.
>>473407853>your leaderLMAO you are a VPN pidor
>>473407984My gypsy friend. Why you in every thread? You have no spells to cast?
>>473407111>we got a town and two villages (maybe)Damn, can you SHOW me on the map? Don't be afraid to zoom in...
>>473408150
>>4733839492200 bucks a month is alot for a food courier but soldiers only making 550 a month is ridiculous.
>>473391910He should have stayed in Russia
>>473408221Sorry, must ask supervisor for new picture. He only send thumbnail. Rakesh very stupid.
>>473408217>Glass house, मेरा दोस्तThumbnail.
>>473408305You should stay in Israel.
>>473408217>thumbnail christ this is real amateur hours
>>473408317>>473408359Yes, you very slow, my friend. Rakesh make mistake. We have proof of you being one of us. Post soon.
>>473408150>handsWhat a strong, handsome woman.
>>473408317You know the picture. It has been posted many times. Why you don't use VPN or find new place to shill your shitskin ideas?
>>473408337>I'm a filthy kikeYou didn't have to tell us shitskin
>>473408314Maybe he didn't get his daily ration of cow dung cakes.
>>473408437Imagine being an American, supporting a homosexual Jewish actor, and calling someone else a kike.
>>473408496>Oh no they knowIt's okay Moshe
>>473408481Yes, maybe not. His son very cheap. He move to Canada and send barely small money back. You make sure you send money back to your father.
>>473408532I'm not sure if its more pathetic if you're a paid shill or if you're doing this for free. I couldn't imagine looking back at the last 20 years of kike wars America has fought and thinking "This time, they're telling the truth for sure. This one is completely different than Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria, and Libya. This one is to defend the dignity of Ukraine, they even told us so."
>>473408543Do you realize how strong in the ESL you are?
>>473408701I'm just putting on an accent so you can understand me better.
>>473408496>I hate kikes>I hate niggers>I support UkraineThese 3 statements break the mind of any chuggie
>>473408543Here's one of your gods
>>473408780You're a gypsy. I don't expect you to understand moral consistency. You just do whatever makes you the most money.
>>473407807This is some facebook boomer tier shit. The type who thinks fuck trudeau on his truck will change anything
>>473408799No matter how much you want, you will never be accepted as a native in Canada. You must not insult your roots like this. They are the only people who will look after you.
>>473408831case in point. Your mind cannot comprehend so you has to perform mental gymnastics. Textbook chuggie
19 post of pure seethe lol I hope this zigger has a heart attack
>>473408375Why are you speaking in the 3rd person
Warehouse full of 8 gorillion rubla worth of shasneeds status?
>>473408986>I know you are, but what am I?The Zionists really aren't sending their best, are they?
>>473407225Now show the value of Turdeau's Canadian dollar.
>>473409008State of emergency
>>473409083Irrelevant because the cad never recovered from the 2015 oil glut
>>473384238I may be blown apart and dying but at least monke gets his banan...
>>473408933I'm sure that you nominally hate the "kikes" or whatever you have to tell yourself. You can't understand that the kikes are the most insidious enemy of Europeans while supporting any of their wars of conquest, which is essentially what Ukraine is. Its a proxy war for control of Ukraine at its roots. Ukraine is never going to be a sovereign, independent country. If it "wins" it'll be another US satellite state that slowly gets eaten alive with migrants and transvestites.
>>473408986>Why are you speaking in the 3rd personThis fag is a bot pure and simple.He has to fill his shit post quota or it's meat cube time.
>>473391910The worst thing about it? Him willingly agreeing to go to war for manlet only prolongs the conflict. The war could end sooner, if only there wouldn't be so many russians trying to pay off their debts by playing lottery - and bidding their life to do so. If they would choose to sit on their asses and allow for the Kremlin to lose the war, then for government to be changed - they would end up in much better place, economically and so on. And with both legs, too.
>>473383949Slavs aren’t white
man russia really must be running out of men. The male prostitutes are earning more female
>>473407473>>473407943>>473407591>Nazis & JewsThese things aren't mutually exclusive. Ukraine not only can but actually is both.
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>>473409390>has becomeFake news. It was ALWAYS more popular.
>>473409083>Now show the value of Turdeau's Canadian dollar.Oh.....seems I hit a nerve and upset an orc bot.
>>473409261nah, too dumb to be a bot
>>473409474>IM GOONA DEBOOONKKhaha you fucking dorkyou believe Newsweek, now?
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>>473404892ian miles ching chong
>>473408150He has a strangely shaped Jawline
>>473404892>Ian Cheong>Malaysian white supremacistCant tell if malinche or
euro hours are coming soon ziggas, you better come up with some better propaganda cope til then
>>473409601>you believe NewsweekOne thing I don't believe is this here glownigger general.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4758816-biden-dark-brandon-coming-back-campaign-pennsylvania/Guys. I'm so glad that DARK BRANDON is coming back. Hopefully he can pull it together so we can get our contract renewed. Elijah told me that if Trump wins, our contract is going to be canceled immediately. What have you guys heard?
>>473410115>that filename
>>473386219Buryats, Tuvans and SamoyedsI could name like 30 in russia alone
>>473408150You filthy Jew. You reported me for posting the thumbnail of the image that exposes your shitskin ass.
>>473409164>Ukraine is never going to be a sovereign, independent countrySpoken like a true Z patriot.I assure you that if you close your twitter account and force yourself to never go on that website or any other major social media, suddenly you will see that there aren't as many trannies as you think there are.There are plenty other issues if Ukraine wins and gets closer to Europe, like the fact that they produce so much grain and this will suddenly affect all grain production in Europe.Also you fail to see your own delusion, is America weak for allowing such degeneracy as migrants and transvestites or is it strong enough to have a US satellite state on the other side of the globe, at the neck of it's former enemy?
>>473410277You're misinformed self-importance is amusingly typical for most /chug/gers. We actually don't care that we live rent-free in your heads, while you bump the thread.
Why can't Russia put out fires
>>473410819LOL you don't get warnings what the fuck you talking about
>>473410831Ukrainian saboteurs with infinite ciggy glitches.
>>473388751Fucking based
>>473410934Nope I've been banned by zigger janny for that when posting gore several times you don't get a warning
Bake please
>>473410995Nigger you've been trolling the whole thread, you're a dumb nigger, whichever janny did that was right to, next will come a ban if you continue and are reported
>>473410735I understand there aren't as many transvestites as television will have you believe. The point isn't the transvestites. The point is that the media is strong enough to force people into believing (or at least pretending to believe) that men can become women by throwing on wigs, or that chemically castrating children is normal and acceptable. Its the social rot and mass control that the transvestite acceptance signifies that is important. If they can make you believe men can become women, they can make you believe anything.
baking I guess
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>>473411117You are now trying to argue on something we all agree. Realize that even if the media tries to control the population, in America you are able to resist it and vehemently oppose it without fear of being sent to the gulag. Just some days ago I was on a website that allows you to listen to radio across the world and when I tuned somewhere in Louisiana there was a guy talking about how some things Hitler did should be praised while on a different radio in California they had a black representative talk about her rough upbringing and all the gibs she didn't receive.In Russia, if the whole system suddenly turns pro LGTV+, expect the gulag if you don't kiss the rainbow flag in the morning.
>>473411099Imagine thinking someone should be banned for trolling on 4chan. Imagine being so delusional that you think pushing back against a ridiculous zionist narrative is "trolling." Its quite clear that all you guys aren't from here.>>473410867Why do you think the post you replied to was deleted?>>473411591US censorship is much more veiled. We nominally let opposing views be heard, but then the government politely asks social media companies to "de-amplify" certain views and they comply. Western censorship has always been much softer than Russian censorship, but they are both just as effective.
>>473411099Got reported again and no ban. Keep reporting me. Keep the lazy kike janitors busy.
>>473412156My brother in ChristDe-amplify =/= Gulag, so if they are both as effective this clearly shows one is better than the other.
>>473412383Last year Russia locked up 300 people for posts on social media. UK locked up 2200.De-amplifying is more effective than locking people up who disagree with you. De-amplifying is silent, secret, and gives them plausible deniability. We just saw the 2020 election swayed by our intelligence agencies, who worked with social media companies to silence a story that would have significantly hurt the sitting president.
>>473412525You fail to realize that nobody will get to know if Ivan and Dmitry come to you and threaten to beat the shit out of you and get the government to send you to jail if you don't stop any behavior that the government considers bad. In the UK if you feel wronged by your government you can protest it without fear of being beaten to death or sent to jail on some superficial reason like in Russia
