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TZD
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>>475890938Ukraine lost.
>>475890938>be super commando>get deployed to massive rural desert country with an average IQ of 85 and an inbreeding rate of 20%>trek across the desert to enemy location>enemy has been under 24/7 surveillance for three weeks>you know the exact number of combatants>you know their exact weaponry>you know what kind of underwear each combatant has on>know what kind of kebabs he's been eating (thanks to the Lockheed Martin Model 3000 Remote Semi Autonomous Feces Analyzer Unit, please don't touch it)>set up perfect ambush position>open fire on 85 IQ inbred combatants>they begin to fire back with double your fire power because they have belt feds>you didn't bring a belt fed because every tacticool operator has convinced you a super speced AR15 is all you need>plus the military boomers haven't received enough bribe money to shill the usage of a light compact belt fed in fact one brigadier general tried to son you into taking an M14 with you on this trip>lose 20% of your squad because WW1 tactics still work>big gun + many bullets = win>piss yourself>call in $3.5 million in ordinance>85 IQ goatherders obliterated epic style>10 years later>go to Ukraine>no more 85 IQ inbred goatherders>110 IQ Vladimir is waiting>110 IQ Vladimir is the result of 1000 years of natural selection, all his weak cousins were killed by every invading army into Russia>be you>no air cover>no $3.5 million in ordinance>no support>no Lockheed Martin Model 3000 Autonomous Mobile Feces Analyzer>get bombarded with WW1 style warfare (again)>300 155mm shells land on you in 30 seconds>they cost Russia nothing because they were manufactured in 1944 by some starving peasants>Stalin sends his regards finally you slip into the abyss>your last sight is a Ukrainian soldier>he's dressing you in a Russian uniform and taking pictures
>>475891134
total russian death
Are mad are the tranny jannies at that video
>>475891019The wars not over. Here's some interesting viewing material or the russians special forces in mali. They're the dead ones.
>>475891122LOL dead fagner mercs
New funny just dropped
I wonder how many of those niggers were a part of the team that BTFO the amerimutts in 2016. I bet a lot of them are the exact same dudes.
>>475891103how disgustingthanks i hate itsaved>>475891015dial8>>475891275i guess somewhatpartisan jannies will fail to contain or impede the information though
THD
>>475891122you’re very mentally ill
>>475891591you're welcome :D
>>475891551>AFTERBEFORE>>475891610what happened to the rooster-transporting winged lawn dart at olenya, nigger?total alimony payment lmao>>475891648
THE TIDE IS TURNING
unbelievable how much certified /k/ino this war has produced. Wokewood junk just looks goofy compared to the real thing and because of the rating system can never even mimick the real thing kekaroo
Summoning norge anon
>>475891467I hope his mother sees that her dead faggot son pissed himself and died with his eyes open.
gotta love waking up to kino bros
>>475891461 >>475891551well, it's cumulative since 2020, if you believe these numbers.
>>475891544LMAO You have it backwards. America DEMOLISHED Wagner. It was a slaughter.
Cant wait to see Ukraine fail for russia to nut up and invade Poland so we can kick this shit off. im getting bored. Poland could use a big win again, its been a while
>>475890938Nobody cares about dead ziggers.
>>475891206>>475891297>>475891319Can we call it El cheapo El Alamain?
>>475891862>counteroffensive begins>rates plummetFucking kek
>>475891319at least we can now confirm that it's not that hohols are good at fighting, it's just that the russian army has degraded to the point that they are even suffering setbacks against poor africans380 billion dollars in aid and hohols still cant win
>>475891122you are an interesting combination of mentally ill and retarded. anyways, how many times did you rub one out as you wrote your little fanfiction there? are you armchairwarlord?
>>475891731Just look at this animation to see Russia's gains, swedefren.
>>475891842>waking up>it's 23:30 in FranceWtf, Morris
>>475890938You make a compelling argument for TZD
Imagine the happiness a zigger must feel moments before he gets turned into a meat goo>I don't have to be a katsap anymore
>>475891551People don't understand what 18% intrest rate means. If you take 100k loan with 10 year plan, you are gonna pay 220k back. Thats 1800 a month.Then banks add their own rates which increases the loan even more. So russia is economically doing pretty bad.
>>475892152You smell
Apparently a last minute sandstorm didn't allow the russians to get air support then the chaos spread after the tuaregs attackedLitteraly Dune plot kek
How is Hungary going to get their gas now that Ukraine has cut them off?
>>475890938This place gets worse by the day
>>475892357I donate my braaaps to king gypsy
>>475892245the thing is, increased interest rates will do shit against increased government spending, and increased government spending is what fuelling their inflation.
>>475891206>>475891297>>475891319what is this shit? Wagner got rekt in Africa?
>>475891723>>475891885I have no idea what the fuck are you talking about. can you repeat it? in english this time
>>475891122Meds
>>475892257beggar
>>475892290That's why i am repeteadly saying HOG has to pray Trump wins to give us more Kino against vatniggerians like he did in his first term
>>475892453Yep, a big convoy got deleted by touareg rebels. Also a fagner Mi-24 got rekt there
I also predict things will get really interesting in warfare when finally actual cybernetics are implemented. Currently having some of your legs/hands/senses shredded off means you are ineffective as a combat unit even if you survive. Now imagine losing legs or hands is a major nuisance but will be replaced with synthetic implants mimicking the real thing. War hardened veterans become a real force mutliplier then not only for experience but also durability
>>475890938So why aren't you fighting?
how is this allowed?
>>475890938Nigger
>>475892604he cant fight, hes just a little bitch keyboard warrior
>>475892478Ngl the guy looked better after applying a drone to his face. ACAB
>>475892549>>475892563So Wagner got defeated by literal niggers who probably had the sights on their AKs set to 8?
I'm really happy for you guys that the tide is finally turning
baker needed
>>475892849The french probably coordinated the ambush from behind, they would never allow someone else to take those resources away from them
>>475892899hohol supporters are mentally ill
Good saturday evening, niggers, and welcome to another episode of SFB News. If you haven't seen our latest episode special, feel free to do so here:SFB NEWS 21/07/2024 SEETHING KIKELOVER EDITION:Previously on SFB>>475052201 >>475052265Possible FATF sanctions against Russia>>475052371 >>475052413Buryatia highway bridge collapsed>>475052493The Ministry of Finance is falling further behind the borrowing plan>>475052567 >>475052605KamAZ's profit collapsed 20fold>>475052681 >>475052723Trade with China has become a gamble>>475052809The ex-head of the Moscow Department of Culture, arrested for bribery, is going to war>>475052841Russian imports are still declining>>475052908 >>475052943Russia lost 3 trillion rubles worth of imports due to payment problems>>475053019 >>475053055Communist policies in real time>>475053114 >>475053149 >>475053196Majority of Russians will repay mortgages after retirement>>475053234 >>475053270UAE bank stopped accepting transfers in dirhams from Russia>>475053384 >>475053428 >>475053466 >>475053501Russians' debt grew by a trillion rubles in a month>>475053560 >>475053596 >>475053638Arkady Volozh cut ties with Russia>>475053791 >>475053823Residents of Krasnodar came out to protest>>475053856 >>475053893The government has increased duties on goods from “unfriendly” countries>>475053948 >>475053983ECONOMIC RESULTS OF THE FIRST HALF OF 2024>>475054711 >>475054767 >>475054820 >>475054860 >>475054903 >>475054954 >>475054991 >>475055037 >>475055085 >>475055135 >>475055169 >>475055250
>>475892245>np, they will just print moreunironic cope from this turdie degenerates. makes sense if they think shit like zimbawe dollars is normal kek
>>475892430Yea, it would just be a fairly by-the-book response against inflation of ~this scale otherwise (if inflation is measured and published reasonbly, which I currently doubt). But there are more issues.
>>475893014kek. saved
>>475892899holy basedtotal invader death
>>475893132hilarious if true
is this real??
>>475893075>hohol supporters are celebrating white people getting killed by negroespeak globohomo
>>475893218Tell me they cut his neck
>>475892626now that's something I can get behindfuck niggersfuck commiesfuck kikesfuck cucknadiansfuck hoholsbut most importantly FUCK THE JANNIES
I spoke with my Ukrainian friend today. He is quite pleased with the the latest polls in USA, and so are most Ukrainians as they believe Trump is now guaranteed to win. He hopes Trump will cut the bullshit and force Zelenskyy to end the war, unlike Biden who is just egging him on. My friend, who will turn 25 next year, is concerned about conscription and made me promise to vote for Trump.
During its presenc in Mali from 2013 to 2022, France lost 54 soldiers, some by accidents.Wagner just lost 40 in one day...
>>475893268no, not his neck.
>>475893215>ziggers>whitekek. brownoid delusion at its finest
>>475858343 >since montenigger is here im gonna ask this>what the fuck is going to happen to russia when monke dies? who is getting in power? patrushev? >he is as old as putin and i dont know any other serious players in russia, so someone please enlighten meI stand on opinion that Putin is dead since October 2023. Two major factions, Patrushev "Bloodsuckers" hardline glowies and Chemizov "money-grubbing" pragmatic glowies are struggling for power. Because they do not trust each other and cannot agree on compromise for power succession, they keep kicking down big decisions down the road while sacking neutral players like Shoigu.Economic, provision, energy, military etc. crisises will probably coincide, perhaps as early as Autumn 2024. In a crisis various actors and factions might make a move for power in Russia.My take is that remnants of Wagner (GRU) will side with Chemizov and make a move on Patrushev and hardline FSB glowies, once situations spins out of control in Russia and government control crumbles.Wagner rebranded as Russkiy Obshina (Russkiy Commune), nationalistic vigilante orthodox patrol group, that is gathering grassroots support. This is what Wagner lacked in their first attempt at coup. They're not making same mistake again.HOMO/Rosguardia riot police payments for riot control will be docked and there will be no cops on the streets. Whatever groups fights for power, would reach to population to try and get popular support to justify legitimacy.I am fine with thieves being in charge of Russia, compared to bloodsuckers that want Digital gulag 2.0.At least that is my copium. Nightmare scenario is if Russia is allowed to dictate peace deal conditions with Ukraine, subverting NATO foundations and US influence, leading to protracted rule of hardline glowies and gulagization of Russia.
>>475893282take a break from the internet, retard.You sound like a 13yo raging bitch.
>The wear and tear on power grids has increased one and a half times over Putin's last two terms.>Rosstat data shows that the wear and tear of electrical networks in Russia has increased by more than one and a half times over the past 9 years: from 40.2% in 2015 to 65.4% in 2021. In addition, Russian industry is recognized as one of the most energy-intensive in the world. According to the Council of Energy Producers, to produce a unit of output in Russia, 44% more energy is needed than in the world.>This weekend, two power failures led to protests in Krasnodar and Anapa. They occurred almost immediately after a major failure at the Rostov nuclear power plant, but in at least one case, local authorities cited infrastructure problems and the heat that came to the region as the main factors, and not the accident at the nuclear power plant. Rosstat data indicate that the wear and tear of electrical networks in Russia has increased by more than one and a half times over the past 9 years.>Details. Krasnodar residents blocked two streets on Saturday due to the lack of electricity and water in their houses for two days. The townspeople said that their water was turned off due to a lack of electricity. More than 40 city streets were cut off, leaving 9.2 thousand people without power.>The accident occurred a few days after the failure at the Rostov Nuclear Power Plant. It led to rolling blackouts in the southern regions of Russia and Crimea. In the Rostov region, the supply of energy to enterprises was limited, and tram traffic stopped in Krasnodar. On Wednesday, the Russian Ministry of Energy reported on the restoration of energy supply to the southern regions.1/4
>>475893075>the african niggers literally had pipe guns lmao.Wtf I thought people said that just for the keks hahahaha the absolute state of Russia's elite troop. I wonder what good ol' Prigozhin is thinking right now while watching this from hell.
Does anyone have that video of the Russian news sometime in the 2010s showing how they'd steamroll Europe? Been looking for it to show to a buddy for a good laugh, but can't find it anywhere. Thanks in advance.
>>475893304k
>>475893479>However, Mayor Evgeny Naumov, who came to Krasnodar residents left without electricity and water, explained that throughout the city the lights were being turned off by order of the Ministry of Energy due to the fact that “electrical substations cannot withstand” the load. He admitted that the problems began after one of the power units of the Rostov Nuclear Power Plant was turned off, but he cited an accident on the city cable as the reason for the current shutdowns. Krasnodar Governor Veniamin Kondratyev also wrote that the outages were due to a “colossal load on the energy system” due to the abnormal heat, while also mentioning the region’s dependence on the Rostov Nuclear Power Plant.>In Anapa, about 10 thousand people were left without electricity and spent three days without electricity. They went to the intersection of Shevchenko and Ivan Golubets streets with a demand to return electricity. A representative of the Kuban Electric Networks company came out to the protesters and promised that generators would be delivered to them. Residents refused to leave, after which power engineers began installing generators.>A series of accidents in the energy system are associated with a high level of energy consumption, an increase in the degree of wear and tear of electrical networks, as well as a sharp increase in production and a reorientation of supply chains from West to East, says ex-State Duma deputy Oleg Shein. “A sharp increase in production by individual factories as part of a military order, plus an increase in transport costs due to the turn from the West to the South and East, plus climate change, pushed to upset the unstable balance of the domestic energy system,” Shein wrote.2/4
>>475893337At least they cut his dick off or something, right?
>>475893525>The increase in wear and tear on power grids continued continuously throughout Putin’s last two presidential terms, according to Rosstat data. The degree of depreciation of fixed assets for electricity distribution increased from 40.2% in 2015 to 65.4% in 2021. More details about this can be found in the “Agencies” chart.>Returning to the rolling blackouts in the country.>Outwardly everything is fine. In 2016, Russia returned to the level of electricity production achieved in the RSFSR, and to date has exceeded it by 8%. The capacity of power plants has increased by a quarter, of all types: thermal, hydro, nuclear. The loss rate decreased from 12% to 8.4%. The share of completely worn out networks decreased from 15.2% to 9.3%.>Russia is in fourth place in the world in terms of electricity production, behind only China, the USA and India.>What then are the reasons for the cascade of accidents? The first is the energy consumption of the economy. In terms of electricity consumption per capita, we rank second in the world after the United States, and not at all because we have many factories.3/4
>>475891678ty ukie bro
>>475892849Mayhaps all the wagnerites whom knew how to do combat are in a landfill near backmutt and the ones left in the meme theaters are some c-tier jobbers
>>475893581>Let's take the oil industry, which accounts for 6-7% of the country's total energy consumption. If in 2000 it took 98.6 kW-hours to produce a ton of oil, then in 2022 - 142 kW-hours. As the Energy Producers Council reported three years ago, we need 44% more energy to produce a unit of output than the world. Not in technologically advanced Europe, the USA or Japan. In the world.>In addition, if completely worn-out power grids are actually replaced, then in general the wear and tear on power lines increases rapidly. If in 2017 the degree of depreciation of fixed assets for electricity distribution was 48.2%, then in 2022 it reached 65.4%. This greatly complicates the flow of energy in the event of emergency situations.>A sharp increase in production by individual factories as part of a military order + an increase in transport costs due to the turn from the West to the South and East + climate change pushed to upset the unstable balance of the domestic energy system.>Why was this poorly foreseen? Because, as part of the decisions of recent years, those scientific institutes that, in fact, created the Soviet energy industry were liquidated in the country: VNIIEnergetiki (2006), Institute of Electrification of Agriculture (2016), VNIPIEnergoprom (2022) and so on. Indeed, why does the “energy superpower” need science? Who knows what these scientists can come up with?4/4https://augean-stables.livejournal.com/1226154.html?utm_source=3userpost
>>475893304Is this pasta? Stale.
>>475893208Posted on July 23
>>475890539>No amount of lies will resurrect that shitskin.I don't care if some illegal border jumper is dead or not, but he most likely isn't. At worst he got arrested and deported back to Mexico, but since Open Border Biden is in the white house, its more likely he was placed in a luxury hotel while American citizens rot on the street.
>The dam of the Kialimskoye reservoir burst in the Chelyabinsk region>At the Kialimskoye reservoir in the Chelyabinsk region, due to heavy rains and an increase in water inflow, 100 m of a 500 m dam burst, reports the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Along the flow of water there are four villages. Residents were urged to evacuate>A dam broke at the Kialimskoye reservoir in the Karabash urban district of the Chelyabinsk region, REN TV and Karabashsky Rabochiy report. The dam break was confirmed to RBC by the press service of the regional governor.>The district's operational headquarters called on residents of villages located in the flood zone - Kiolim, Mukhametovo, Karasayevo, Baidashevo, Saktaevo - to be prepared to evacuate, KR writes. In the near future, there may be a shutdown of water supply in the Karabash urban district; everyone should stock up on water. A state of emergency has been declared in the district.>Employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, public utilities and other departments are working on site, work is underway to eliminate the consequences of the destruction of the dam, the publication notes.1/2
>>475893382I was in that thread, the desperate damage control he made was hilarious. Dude begged for about an hour that people would not save that picture kek.
>>475893787>The Chelyabinsk Department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations confirmed the washout of the dam in a section 100 m wide (its total length is 500 m) due to heavy rainfall and increased water inflow.>“As a result of heavy rainfall and an increase in water inflow to the Kialim reservoir, a 100 m long dam (the total length of the dam is 500 m, volume - 7.8 million cubic meters), which flows into the Big Kialim River, was washed away. In the direction of water movement, Kialim village, village. Mukhametovo, village Baidashevo and village. Karasevo, then flows into the Argazinskoe reservoir,” the department reported.>The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Chelyabinsk Region issued a storm warning on June 22. Heavy downpours continue in the region. “On July 25–28, in areas of heavy rainfall, sharp rises in water levels are expected, the formation of local rain floods, in some places with water entering the floodplain. Flooding of low areas by slope runoff is possible. The most unfavorable situation may develop on the rivers of the Ural and Kama basins, the southeast of the region, and on sections of rivers located below ponds and reservoirs,” the Ministry of Emergency Situations warned on July 25.>The Kialim Reservoir is located approximately 8 km southwest of Karabash and is the source of drinking water for the city. The reservoir was created in 1979, and since 1985 it has been a hydrological natural monument of regional significance.2/2https://www.rbc.ru/society/26/07/2024/66a3daf09a79476d0b53be63
>>475892430that's the funniest part. they can't stop it unless they want to slash the pay of the soldiers and workers. but since they don't, the economy is overheating and their pay is rapidly becoming worthless as inflation, interest, and shortage of consumer goods/services eat up their wages and then some.without a good solution to their problem they are going to keep papering it over it with price controls and pegged rates until their whole artificial economy collapses under it's own weight.
>>475890938Ukraine failed and lost the war. The official /uhg/ /k/ope map of 2023 (there is no later edition — I wonder why) even acknowledges it in this part which says "Total Ukrainian Failure", which is unironically correct.
>>475893790The Canada jeet seems obsessed with this one guy
>>475893770Still waiting for you to post proofs border patrol took that photo/video
>>475891015Would be happy to serve if I was actually Ukrainian and not a US Citizen. Also not over 50 and over weight and out of shape. But I could be a good drone operator. For now, I'm just happy watching Russianiggers seethe and cope. Because invading like you did for the asshole manlett leader that you have, just goes to show that you are truly niggers in every sense of the word.
>>475893382thats what most germans look like nowadays
>>475893423Damn the king tard himself is back
>In Russia, purchases of new elevators have been sharply reduced>In the period from January to June of this year, regional authorities purchased 8.2 thousand elevators under the housing overhaul program, which is 39% less compared to the same period last year, Kommersant reports, citing a report from the Russian Elevator Association (RLO). In the first six months, 35.48 billion rubles were spent on purchasing new elevators to replace old ones throughout Russia.>The Ulyanovsk, Yaroslavl and Astrakhan regions decreased purchase volumes the most. At the same time, in these regions, more than half of the elevators have reached the required service life (25 years), says Regina Mukhametrakhimova, project manager of the business and asset assessment practice of the consulting company NEO. In occupied Crimea, 80% of all lifts will reach the age limit in the near future, and in Udmurtia there is equipment over 40 years old, she notes.>According to Mukhametrakhimova, limited budgets do not allow the regions to purchase elevators in the required quantity, since officials initially set an insufficient amount of the contribution for major repairs.1/2
>>475894029>The problem of replacing old elevators in Russia worsened in 2022 after the decision of foreign manufacturers such as Otis and Kone to leave the Russian Federation due to Moscow’s outbreak of war in Ukraine. Currently, across the country, there are more than 72 thousand elevators in operation in residential buildings, which have already served their required 25-year life, as follows from RLO data.>Next year the number of such lifts will increase, as the Russian authorities have decided not to replace 70 thousand outdated elevators, the service life of which expires on January 1, 2025. According to the head of the Dom.RF company, Vitaly Mutko, their operation will be extended for another five years.>According to the Ministry of Construction, as of the spring of 2024, there are more than 600 thousand elevators in operation in the Russian Federation, the wear of which in a number of regions exceeds 50%. Almost every fourth Russian elevator (140 thousand) will need to be replaced by the end of this year, the department notes. The approximate cost of such work will be 300 billion rubles.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/27/rossiya-budet-menshe-torgovat-tsentrobank-prognoziruet-padenie-eksporta-i-importa-v-etom-godu-a137953
>>475893489There are a few. I have this one of smow monkey wet dream cope
>>475891297How though?
>>475893875Keep spamming Ivan
>>475894029>>475894078noted. when in russia don't fly on an airplane and always take the stairs.
>>475894122I like this one better
>>475894122Isn’t this produced by ukies? Shitty edit is a dead giveaway
>>475894414>subs don’t hold a yellow-blue flagNyeh dismissed
>The State Duma proposed to collect debts of Russians for housing and communal services without court>In Russia, they may begin to collect debts for housing and communal services (HCS) through notaries instead of going to court. This follows from the bill, which will be submitted to the State Duma for consideration on July 22, Vedomosti writes.>According to the document, which the publication has reviewed, the notary will use the writ of execution to collect debts if in the data of the Unified State Register of Real Estate (USRN) the debtor is indicated as the owner or user of the apartment in which the debt arose.>Notaries will be able to obtain the necessary information about debtors from state information systems. Before the execution of the writ of execution, the debtor will be notified of the claimant’s demand and will be given 14 days to repay the debt.>As the authors of the initiative emphasize, this approach will solve the problem of non-payments for housing and communal services, which “has always been very painful for housing and communal services enterprises.” The debts of Russians for utilities at the end of 2023 amounted to 1.68 trillion rubles, and as of April 1, 2024, the amount of debt increased to 1.77 trillion rubles. According to deputies, in 2022 alone, courts of general jurisdiction considered 25 million cases regarding the payment of housing and communal services.1/2
>>475894581>The authors of the bill were the head of the committee on construction and housing and communal services Sergei Pakhomov, his deputies Vladimir Koshelev and Svetlana Razvorotneva and other deputies.>At the moment, in order to recognize a debt for housing and communal services as such, it needs to be “judged,” says independent expert Pavel Sklyanchuk. “This is implemented through a court order by magistrates, and it takes about a week. It is proposed to transfer this procedure [of fixing the debt] to notaries. Hypothetically, this will be cheaper for housing and communal services organizations (does not require payment of court fees) and faster by a couple of days, but the level of guarantees of debtors’ rights will decrease,” warns Sklyanchuk.>In particular, according to him, the court decision is based on checking the existence of the fact of the debt, while notaries will most likely issue an executive inscription for money without diving into the essence of the specific case.>The initiative was supported by 80% of management companies, who believe that the mechanism of a notary’s writ of execution will simplify the debt collection process and significantly shorten its period, noted Oleg Monakhov, vice-president of the New Quality association.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/22/v-gosdume-predlozhili-bez-suda-vziskivat-dolgi-rossiyan-po-zhkh-a137343
>>475892984Aren't you that Haitianrino negroid parasite living in Sweden who the GRU has kompromat on and is using you to spread Russian propaganda? Don't you have a thing for little boys taking a shit or something?
>>475892430Since KGB put Putin into power he has thrown money on things in need to be fixed.
>>475894029>Mukhametrakhimova
>>475892478>applied tourniquet and livedMeanwhile Ziggers probably would apply a tourniquet to their neck if they were given one.
>The Central Bank began preparing to disconnect almost all Russian banks from dollars>The Bank of Russia is considering the possibility of further restrictions on the turnover in the country of key world currencies, trading in which has already stopped on the exchange due to US sanctions.>In the stress forecast for the development of the foreign exchange market, the Central Bank included a scenario in which almost no one would be able to trade dollars in Russia, and only two banks would remain on the over-the-counter market, where transactions are currently carried out. This was reported by Vedomosti with a link to the materials of the Central Bank, which describes the methodology for determining official exchange rates.>Now the Central Bank calculates official rates for transactions that banks conduct between themselves outside the exchange: for this, transactions carried out before 15:30 Moscow time are used. At the same time, transactions at rates that are too low or too high are cut off to prevent market manipulation.>In a stress scenario, the Central Bank admits that an extremely small number of banks (less than three) will be able to participate in the foreign exchange market. In this case, transactions not only of the current day, but also of the previous one will be taken into account. A Vedomosti source close to one of the major banks said that such a scenario is unlikely, but it is important to describe it “from a methodological point of view.”1/2
>>475894749>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. The Central Bank “takes into account the risk” that trading in the Chinese yuan will also have to be stopped, the head of the regulator, Elvira Nabiullina, admitted on July 4.>According to Bloomberg sources close to the Central Bank, they fear that Chinese banks, which are already limiting settlements with Russia due to the threat of American sanctions, will gradually refuse to cooperate with the exchange.>On July 15, the Central Bank announced that it was suspending the publication of statistics on the over-the-counter foreign exchange market. The previously published data was removed from its website, and the regulator itself explained the decision by “limiting the influence of sanctions.” Previously, the Central Bank published daily information on the turnover of trading in the dollar, euro and yuan with “tomorrow” settlements - general and interbank.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/22/tsbnachal-gotovitsya-kotklyucheniyu-otdollarov-pochti-vseh-bankov-a137394
Petukhovo (formerly Moskau) will be ashed.
>>475890938Shipping all the corpses to niggerville for reprocessing?
>>475892501Courage
>>475893892>post proofsRussian soldiers don't wear civilian clothes, in Texas, with no helmet, and no rifle.
Lots of niggers in Ukraine.
Egg wars are back>In the Sverdlovsk region, eggs increased by 47% and vegetables and fruits by 23% over the year>In June of this year in the Sverdlovsk region, food products rose in price by 10.5%, non-food products by 7.6%, and services by 6.9% compared to June 2023. According to Sverdlovskstat, the most expensive products that have increased in price are eggs (+46.9% year-on-year), vegetables and fruits (+22.5%), fish and seafood (+4.9%) and cheese (+2. 8%).>In the “fruit and vegetable products” category, prices increased the most for tomatoes (+63.4% year-on-year), apples (+24.5%), potatoes (+12.5%), cucumbers (+5%) and carrots ( +10.3%). At the same time, cabbage fell in price by 31.3% and onions by 30.4%.>Among other food products for which the price has increased over the year are butter (+20.8%), meat (+14.7%), bread (+13.1%), cereals (+10%), pasta ( +9.1%), milk (+7.7%), sugar (+5.8%).>Among non-food products, furniture (+13.5%), fabrics (+11.7%), building materials (+11.5%), medicines (+9.1%), clothing (+8.6%) increased in price the most ), fuel (+8.3%), perfumes and cosmetics (+6.9%).>Among the services, the most expensive ones were banking (+25.2%), health resort (+13.6%), household (+11%), medical (+9.4%) and others.>Earlier, Kommersant-Ural reported that in June in the Sverdlovsk region annual inflation amounted to 8.49%, accelerating from 7.8% in May. The inflation rate in the region is higher than in the Ural Federal District (7.6%) and slightly lower than in Russia as a whole (8.59%).https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/6850172
>>475892683Why is he not in uniform?
>>475894657yep that's him.
>>475893984On an individual level it is over for some Russian soldiers. However, collectively it is over for the Ukrainian nation as a whole. They've lost the war. And the fact that some Russian soldiers have died doesn't change the fact.
>>475895051think he smells worse dead or a alive?
>>475894657GRU has kompromat on that nigga?
>>475893667>>475893581>>475893525 lol Siemens backed the fuck out of puccia since their Great Chimpout. Gl finding any turbines worth their salt without some quality engineering and material science backing. Even if they manage to smuggle some through xth self company layer they still need parental company engineers to monitor and maintain them. Without it the lifespan is halved if not more. Trying to replace them with domestic or chink versions is just a fast route to the entire thing exploding or having even less lifetime then a fucking unmaintained siemens one Ah lets be honest, chinks new northest of koreas bitch boy is going exactly down the same route as pic related. It somewhat benefits the dictatorship in moscow too as the meat oblasts are kept (literally) in the dark as they are sacrificed for the ""empire"" piece by piece, limb by limb
>>475894896>in TexasProofs?
>>475894027>Don't like dead commie niggers?Good thing the commies lost the Cold War 32 years ago. Now, the thing to do is make sure that they never rise again, which is why I'm voting for Trump in November instead of your gal /K/amala.
>>475895028>claims im haitian>posts a guy who is clearly not haitiannot the brightest
>>475894570It's probably the brits?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4eJvwtQJu4
Chug got so quiet today, why is that?
>One of the largest Chinese state banks disconnected the Moscow Exchange from yuan>Bank of China, one of two large Chinese state-owned banks with subsidiaries in Russia, no longer works with the sanctioned Moscow Exchange, Kommersant reports, citing sources familiar with the situation.>The “subsidiary” of the Chinese credit organization, Bank of China JSC, performed the functions of a clearing bank for yuan on the exchange, and all transactions in Chinese currency on the exchange market took place through it. However, as of July 15, the bank abandoned this role. The reason was the inclusion of Moscow Exchange in the American sanctions lists, sources told Kommersant.>As a result, trading in yuan - de facto the last currency on the Russian exchange market - became dependent on the only Chinese bank - ICBC Bank. According to Kommersant’s sources, its Russian subsidiary is now clearing yuan transactions.>However, this may not last long, Kommersant’s interlocutors in the financial market do not rule out: the US Treasury license, which still allows transactions with the sanctioned exchange, is valid until mid-August. When it expires, Chinese banks will face sanctions, and exchange trading of the yuan in Russia may stop.>On June 12, the United States announced the introduction of sanctions against the Moscow Exchange and its key settlement structures - the National Clearing Center and the National Settlement Depository. The next day, the exchange stopped trading in the US dollar, euro and Hong Kong dollar, and a few weeks later the trading platform began to have problems with yuan transactions.1/2
>>475895190>posts a guy who is clearly not haitianHow would you know?
>>475895266wagner got TOYOTA HILUX 1989'd
>>475895196500k dead russian troops. lmao
>>475895344>Bank of China stopped working with sanctioned Russian banks, after which the brokerage company Sinara and Sberbank CIB, the investment subsidiary of the largest Russian state-owned bank, reported difficulties with the withdrawal of yuan from the exchange. >Yuan trading volumes on the Moscow Exchange fell sharply: in July it was an average of 88 billion rubles per day (for the yuan-ruble pair with “tomorrow” settlements), which is a third lower than in June and half as much as in January. At the same time, trading in other “friendly” currencies began to collapse: for example, the turnover in the Turkish lira shrank to an insignificant 20-30 million rubles per day, although last year it exceeded 1 billion. BCS, the largest non-bank broker in the country, announced that it had temporarily stopped trading for its clients' transactions with liras on the exchange market. >As a result, according to Central Bank estimates, almost the entire Russian foreign exchange market turned into an exchange of yuan for rubles: the share of the Chinese currency reached 99.6%. At the same time, the Central Bank is considering the scenario that trading in the yuan will stop, as happened with the dollar and the euro, sources close to the regulator told Bloomberg. According to them, the Central Bank fears that Chinese banks will completely curtail cooperation with the exchange, being wary of American sanctions.>The Bank of Russia “takes into account the risks” of stopping yuan trading, the head of the regulator, Elvira Nabiullina, said on July 4. She added that at the same time, “the situation has become more complicated” with cross-border payments. Since the beginning of the year, foreign banks, including in countries that the Kremlin calls “friendly,” have been massively blocking settlements with Russia.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/23/odin-iz-krupneishih-kitaiskih-gosbankov-otklyuchil-mosbirzhu-ot-yuanei-a137423
>>475895266We are giving a prayer to Allah for the great denazification of wagner troops
>>475895164>Proofs?You can tell by the background its in the desert in the American southwest or something. Also the HUD text is in English rather than Ukrainian, because its a US border patrol drone and the shitskin in the video is a wetback beaner from Mexico.
>>475895190Because you're an absolute mystery meat and no one knows what the fuck you even are, even you.
two helicopters...
>>475895307thats why you idiots are losing regardless who winsyou will either get someone who will work to cut off aid to ukraine or someone who is 100% brown lelaroo
>Putin gave China $18 billion through oil discounts>Record purchases of Russian oil instead of barrels from other oil-producing countries brought benefits to China worth billions of dollars, Rosneft head Igor Sechin said during the VI Russian-Chinese energy business forum.>“According to our estimates, from January 2022 to June 2024, the economic effect for China from Russian oil imports compared to purchases from Middle Eastern suppliers ranges from $14 to $18 billion,” Sechin said.>Russia, according to him, has become the main supplier of oil to China, ahead of Saudi Arabia, and is considering the possibility of further increasing exports. “In the first half of this year alone, Russia’s oil supplies to China increased by 5% and exceeded 55 million tons,” Sechin reported.>In addition to oil, Russia last year sold 40 billion cubic meters of gas (including LNG) to China, as well as more than 100 million tons of coal. “As a result, our country provided almost 20% of China’s energy imports in value terms,” Sechin reported (he was quoted by Interfax).1/2
>>475894663...which then gets promptly stolen by monkes court. Anybody got that pic about the big railway project that cost six gorillion rubbles and ended up being something like 20-30 meters long? This was from pre sanction years too
>>475895350because ive seen what haitians look like retard
>>475895481>IT WAS KAKLO SPEC OOOOOOPS! HOHLEEEEEEEEEE!
>>475895534>China is able to save billions of dollars by discounts on oil that oil workers are forced to give after the start of the war, experts from the Gaidar Institute previously wrote. >China received the maximum discount in the summer of 2022: it reached 16% relative to other suppliers. At the end of 2022, the discount decreased to 4–9%, and then began to increase again after the EU imposed an embargo on Russian barrels. In May 2023, the discount for China was 11%, by the end of last year it decreased to 4%. In May 2024, according to Argus, Russian Urals grade cost $79.75 per barrel in China - 2.2%, or $1.79 less than the benchmark Brent grade.>Contrary to the hopes of the Kremlin and statements by President Vladimir Putin about an unprecedented strategic partnership with China, after the start of the war, difficulties arose with Chinese companies: the Chinese once again confirmed their reputation as tough and uncompromising negotiators, government sources told Kommersant. “The Chinese want everything, preferably for free,” one source explained.>Last year, mutual trade turnover between Russia and China reached a record $240 billion, an increase of 26.2%. At the same time, China purchases almost exclusively fuel from Russia: it accounts for 70% of supplies. Following hydrocarbons, the largest trade items also include ferrous metals, copper, nickel, aluminum and timber.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/24/putin-podaril-kitayu-18mlrd-zaschet-skidok-naneft-a137562
>>475895190mystery meat scat peodo homo welfare beggar nigger fuck off lmao
>>475895480ive done a dna test so i know, kebab mystery meat
>>475893875If r*ssia is winning, why are ziggers offing themselves?Checkmate, pidor
>>475895679
>>475895147That's why he sucks their dick so much. It's not like those niggas got money to pay that fucker. He's shacked up with a sugar mama and doesn't her to find out about fetishes
>>475895589>>475895534Russia has to run oil payments through 99 middlemen counteragents that all take a cut too
>>475895481ACKlicopter ACKlicopter>>475895635lol, so long you dumb faggotthought you could just go and kill for some money?pathetic nigger.
Was this monkeeland again?
>>475895307sadly/fortunately with couch fucker tanking him like a anchor the already razor thin margins are straight up 50/50 of that happening. And this is before ol' oakland kam even opened her retarded mouth kek
>>475895196>Then why did the grand summer copefensive failYou tell me. Why did it? Your boy (((Soros))) predicted Ukraine would win. How could he have been so very utterly wrong? Could it be that the purported Ash/k/enazi IQ is massively overstated?
>Russia is no longer involved in the long-range aircraft project. China presented him as their>China is developing the long-range wide-body airliner C929 without Russian participation, although initially it was a joint project of Russian and Chinese aircraft manufacturing companies. A mock-up is presented at the stand of the Chinese aircraft manufacturing corporation COMAC at the Farnborough International Air Show, but Russia is not mentioned in the description of the project. A representative of the Chinese company, on condition of anonymity, confirmed to the BBC that China is now working on the project alone.>The long-range airliner project was previously called CR929. Previously, Rostec claimed that the C in the name means China, and the R stands for Russia. Now the letter R from the name of the aircraft has disappeared.>The airliner was initially developed jointly by Russian and Chinese aircraft manufacturing companies. The long-haul aircraft is a critical part of Russia's transport infrastructure. Such liners are best suited for ensuring transport accessibility of the Far Eastern regions from the central part of the country.>The possibility of developing such a project was discussed back in the early 2010s. In 2014, during Vladimir Putin’s visit to China, the United Aircraft Company (UAC) entered into a memorandum of cooperation with the Chinese Comac, involving the construction of such an aircraft.>In Russia, the project was presented at the MAKS-2019 air show in Zhukovsky. In China, its presentation took place at the end of 2018 at Airshow China in Zhuhai.>Then in Zhuhai and Zhukovsky a full-size mock-up of part of the fuselage and cabin of the airliner was shown.>In June 2018, the Russian UAC and the Chinese SOMAS reported that they had agreed on the main geometric characteristics of the aircraft: the span and shape of the wing and tail, the length of the fuselage, the location of engines, landing gear and doors.1/3
>>475892899moar
>>475895808>In July 2024, at the Farnborough Air Show, the aircraft was shown as a scale model at the Comac Corporation stand. In addition, the poster shows its characteristics. There is no information about Russia’s participation in the project either in the information message for journalists or at the company’s stand.>The BBC's interlocutor at the company did not name the reasons and time of Russia's withdrawal from the project. Comac employees at the company's stand at the air show declined to comment.>A year ago, at the Le Bourget air show in France, on the poster of the airliner project, there was also no information about Russia’s participation. And in the summer of 2022, at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Denis Manturov, then the Minister of Industry and Trade, announced a revision of the project.>The BBC Russian service has sent a request to the UAC and the Ministry of Industry and Trade and is awaiting a response.>The CR929 project began to be developed in the wake of the introduction of international sanctions against Russia due to the annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol in 2014.2/3
>>475895386>500k dead russian troops. lmaoIf you'll just make shit up arbitrarily, why not claim 6 million like your masters did with their shoah?
>>475895855>After the start of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, sanctions against Russia were tightened. The supply of spare parts for civil aviation was effectively blocked.>Currently, Russian airlines still have foreign long-haul airliners in their fleets. For example, Aeroflot alone has 22 Boeing 777ERs flying. However, in the future they should be replaced by the modernized Il-96, a Soviet-designed aircraft.>“We 100% need a long-haul aircraft,” said the head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov on July 9, 2024. According to him, this aircraft should cover about 15% of traffic; Russian-made SSJ-100 and MC-21 aircraft cannot cover them. “[This 15%] absolutely should be covered by our plane. Therefore, the IL family, in one of the possible configurations, will take on this function, taking into account the required modifications,” he said.>It is difficult to predict the timing of modernization of the Russian aircraft. In May, Rostec head Sergei Chemezov, in a conversation with Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, said that the corporation he heads plans to develop the PD-35 engine and build long-range aircraft based on it in two to three years, Russian aviation news agencies reported.3/3https://www.bbc.com/russian/articles/cy79g9pv3ryo
>>475895777380 billion dollars of aid has gone to ukraine and they still cant defeat russiait's time for everyone to cut their losses lelaroo
>The Russian fuel market is faced with a shortage of AI-95 gasoline after a series of attacks by Ukraine on oil refineries, due to which the country's fuel output fell to two-year lows. The shortage of AI-95 at exchange fuel trading has become chronic, traders and market participants told Reuters. Due to a shortage of wholesale quantities, gasoline prices are rising rapidly and at the end of last week approached the records of the fuel crisis last fall. On the St. Petersburg Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange, quotes for “Premium 95” reached 73,605 rubles per ton on July 19, and since the beginning of summer they have soared by 44%, or 22.5 thousand rubles. “The fifth is simply not enough for everyone,” complains one of the traders. According to him, there is “excitement” in the market because autumn repairs at the refinery will soon begin, and the shortage may worsen. According to Reuters sources, oil refineries currently do not have free volumes that could be sent to the market to bring down prices.https://t.me/rusbrief/252545
>>475895873No one tell him kek
>>475896015COPEAROO
>>475896015KEKAROOOO UKRAINE IS LOSING LOL
>>475895635>How about this nigger, is it in Texas as well? LMAOI'd guess not, but to be fair shit can be faked anywhere.
>The State Duma allowed to cut down 7 thousand hectares of forest on Lake Baikal for the sake of a railway to export raw materials to China>Russian authorities will allow clear-cutting of forests on Lake Baikal to expand the Baikal-Amur and Trans-Siberian railways. It will be possible to cut down trees in the central ecological zone of the Baikal natural territory until December 31, 2033. This follows from the bill, which the State Duma adopted in the second reading, TASS reports.>The document states that clear cutting will be allowed where the forest was lost due to fire and on certain areas of land that are included in the forest fund. The appendix to the bill, which RBC reviewed, lists 49 such sites in the Irkutsk region with a total area of 901.7 hectares, as well as 490 sites in Buryatia with a total area of 6066.4 hectares. In total, the area where clear-cutting may be permitted will be almost 7 thousand hectares.>The first reading of the bill took place a year ago. The initiative caused a wide resonance in society - Russians collected 109 thousand signatures on a petition against the destruction of forests around the lake. Before the second reading, State Duma deputy Alexander Yakubovsky, who is one of the authors of the initiative, proposed checking opponents of deforestation for “foreign agency.”1/2
>>475896196>Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered to expand the capacity of the BAM and Trans-Siberian Railways until 2035 in order to increase the export of raw materials to Asia, primarily to China. In May of this year, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree on the start of the third stage of modernization of railway arteries along which cargo is sent to Far Eastern ports.>The cost of modernizing the BAM and Transsib is estimated at 3.7 trillion rubles, or about $40 billion at the current exchange rate. Construction work should begin on 24 railway sections: the construction of three new tunnels, the construction of a bridge across the Amur, as well as two railway lines that will connect the new highways are planned.>As a result, the volume of cargo exported by rail in the eastern direction should increase by 1.5 times - from 180 to 270 million tons per year. The expansion of the Eastern training ground of Russian Railways “will create new opportunities for industrial enterprises” and will also “improve the quality of life of people,” Mishustin assured.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/24/gosduma-razreshila-virubit-7-tisyach-gektarov-lesa-na-baikale-radi-zheleznoi-dorogi-dlya-vivoza-sirya-v-kitai-a137573
>>475895544>Anybody got that pic about the big railway project that cost six gorillion rubbles and ended up being something like 20-30 meters long?Lol, haven't heard of that one. I remember Alexei Navalny showed how Putin has built his own private railway to one of his mansions, the one close to the Finnish border I think it was.
>>475895571From a mirror?
>>475895808uff. this is a big blow for zigger ego. Changs are barely even hiding anymore their full intentions of either completely gutting them or turning them into their orbiter. If only Mao, who was famously jealous of the vatnik union, could see this kek>The long-haul aircraft is a critical part of Russia's transport infrastructure. Such liners are best suited for ensuring transport accessibility of the Far Eastern regions from the central part of the country. sure changs need a chang only long range transporter. For chinas Siberia that is
>>475896163This is a shooting of a music video from 2022 you disingenuous lying nigger
>>475895679>If r*ssia is winning, why are ziggers offing themselves?There are also videos of Ukrainians doing the same, so by that same logic Ukraine isn't winning.
>>475895481It was magic, pidors.
>>475890938Niceee
>Banks in Central Asian countries began to massively refuse to accept payments from Russia>Problems with payments from Russia have reached neighboring countries - banks in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan began to more often refuse to accept funds from Russian companies. This follows from a review of transport companies PEC, Digital VED, GTL and Logita Trade, which RBC reviewed.>According to them, the share of refusals in payments through Central Asian banks in July increased to 30%, and the average time for transactions increased by 15% - up to two weeks.>This situation is explained by the tightening of compliance of banks in these countries - they are requesting more and more additional documents and explanations, including information about companies, their founders, clients, sources of funds and details of transactions, says Roman Romashevsky, financial director of PEC.>He clarified that the problems intensified in the second quarter of 2024 and arise even when making payments in national currencies. “Due to the fact that the approaches are not unified and there are no clear algorithms, a financial organization can make any decision on the possibility of making a payment - without a detailed explanation of the reasons,” Romashevsky explained.>In the same bank, payment for a small batch of goods worth $10 thousand can be successful, but an operation worth $50 thousand can be cancelled, confirms Logita Trade CEO Tatyana Alekseeva.1/2
>>475894896lol if that's what you think that is what the texas border looks like. it is desert scrublands and in a valley. the rio grande valley. it is not kansas-like flat grassland prairie.that is after you make the mental leap of Biden's Border Patrol acking Paco with an FPV.the low-iq thirdie mind is truly a fascinating place of unlimited possibilities that are completely retarded.
>>475896112eating pussy doesn't mean kung pao tabby, kevin.
>>475896391>“The most problems arise when paying for goods through banks in Central Asia to other countries, including China,” says Anna Fomicheva, founder of Digital Foreign Economic Activity.>The format of cross-border transfers changes every day and companies are faced with difficulties, including an increase in the number of returns and refusals in transfers, noted the payment aggregator CDEK Pay. Difficulties with transfers to Central Asian banks were confirmed by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the business organization “Support of Russia”.>Banks explain this by saying that they do not want to “get caught up” in connection with US sanctions, noted Nikolai Dunaev, Chairman of the Support of Russia Committee on International Relations.>Problems with international payments began in Russia at the end of 2023, when US President Joe Biden allowed the US Treasury to impose secondary sanctions against credit institutions for working with sanctioned Russian companies and helping the Russian military-industrial complex.>After this, banks in Turkey, the UAE and China began to refuse to accept payments from Russia. In June, the United States expanded this mechanism to include all Russian sanctioned entities, including banks, in the definition of the Russian military-industrial base. Sanctions were also introduced against the Moscow Exchange. Due to the closure of foreign exchange trading in Russia, the turnover of national currencies - the Turkish lira, the Kazakh tenge, the UAE dirham and the Chinese yuan - has become difficult.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/25/banki-stran-tsentralnoi-azii-nachali-otkazivatsya-ot-priema-platezhei-iz-rossii-a137664
>>475895907That offensive is still ongoing. I don't know how you can follow this war and not understand that offensives take months and are not instantaneous.
>>475896230>thumbnail with t14 shartmarta on itHAHHAHAHAHAHH
>Residents of the Ryazan region scrapped a railway bridge >In the town of Skopin, Ryazan region, local residents stole a 60-ton railway bridge. They sold it for scrap metal, writes Baza.>The theft of the bridge became known from human rights activist Svetlana Konovalova, who contacted the head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin. She asked to find and punish those who stole the bridge. >Parts of the bridge have already been found at metal collection points in Ryazan. So far the police do not know what to do with the evidence weighing 60 tons. The average cost of a ton of metal at acceptance is about 15,000 rubles. For the entire bridge, the attackers could get about 900,000 rubles. According to Mash, the bridge belonged to a feed mill; the owners estimated the damage at 300 million rubles.>The people who sawed and dismantled the bridge stated that they found documents according to which the structure did not belong to anyone.>As of July 1, 2024, the average salary in the Ryazan region is 45,770 rubles. In micro-enterprises (up to 15 people) the average salary is 27,460 rubles, and in the budget sector - 36,620 rubles.https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/25/zhiteli-ryazanskoi-oblasti-sdali-v-metallolom-zheleznodorozhnii-most-a137741
>>475896455he thinks wars are like video games
>“The risks have increased.” Banks and brokers stopped believing the official ruble exchange rate from the Central Bank>While the exchange was trading in the dollar, there were fewer questions about the exchange rate.>The market has finally become disillusioned with the new procedure for determining the official ruble-dollar exchange rate, which the Central Bank had to switch to after sanctions on the Moscow Exchange. Banks and brokers are looking for something to replace it as the underlying asset for futures that are currently traded on the exchange.>The sanctions did not affect these contracts: they are executed in rubles, based on the exchange rate determined according to clear rules. While trading was going on on the stock exchange, this was the average rate for a certain time before the deadline, and then they switched to the official rate of the Central Bank. But the latter raises more and more questions.>Before the sanctions, it was established based on the results of exchange trading. They are anonymous, but quite transparent: market participants could watch them online - see demand, supply, transactions, large orders. The Central Bank warned long before the sanctions: if they were introduced, it would set the rate for transactions on the over-the-counter market. The regulator obliged banks to report these transactions to it daily and published data on turnover. The Central Bank calculated the official exchange rate using the reserve method in test mode for 1.5 years and, although it did not publish it, assured that during this time the average discrepancy was only 0.01% (for the euro - 0.03%).1/2
>>475896246I remember it popping up several times in /uhg/ many, many breads ago
Russia is just clawing the last bits of Ukrainian territory with horrible losses, before it will go for negotiations, trading that territory back to Ukraine for concessions. Hence the ban on phones for soldiers. Watch 10-20 TG ziggers get gulaged too to silence spread of information about actual state of battlefield losses.
>>475896611>When sanctions were introduced, the ruble exchange rate fluctuated sharply, and market participants became worried. The Central Bank added fuel to the fire: it stopped publishing statistics on over-the-counter trading and deleted old data. Business became worried: companies that issue quasi-dollar bonds (rubles, but the amount of payments is tied to the dollar exchange rate) doubted the adequacy of the official exchange rate at which the recalculation is carried out. Central Bank Chairman Elvira Nabiullina acknowledged the problem and promised to reveal the methodology for calculating the official exchange rate. She kept her word, but it didn't help. The rate is determined as a weighted average, and transactions of the largest banks play a decisive role.>The risks of manipulation have increased, Vedomosti quotes people participating in the discussion of the problem: at stock exchange trading, large transactions were visible, but now large players will influence the exchange rate - and the market will not even notice.>Therefore, market participants, together with the Moscow Exchange, are thinking about how to replace the official rate for executing currency futures.>Anomalies with the rate on the day of futures settlements have happened before. At first, the value at which they were executed was determined based on the results of the last five minutes of trading - and during this time the rate could change dramatically. To make it more difficult to influence the rate at which settlements are made, the exchange has tripled this time. But, like everything else in exchange trading, those anomalies were visible to everyone, and it was possible to look for opposition - to the exchange, regulators, and trading participants.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/25/riski-vozrosli-uchastniki-rinka-perestali-verit-ofitsialnomu-kursu-rublya-a137764
>>475896230>Russia gaining ground each day>failedThe state of the /k/ope
>Russian coal companies plunged into multi-billion dollar losses after the collapse of exports to India, Turkey and China>Massive refusals by “friendly” countries to purchase Russian coal have brought the Russian coal industry to the brink of survival.>According to the results of January-May, every second coal company in Russia turned out to be unprofitable, and those that worked in plus recorded a collapse in profits by more than three times, follows from Rosstat statistics.>Over the five months of 2024, the net financial result for the coal industry, which includes more than 30 single-industry towns and 650 thousand employees, collapsed 27 times and amounted to an insignificant 9.3 billion rubles.>Profitable companies earned 81.1 billion rubles - 178 billion less than in the same period a year earlier. At the same time, losses of unprofitable companies soared by 270% to 72 billion rubles.>Cut off by sanctions from Western markets, coal companies are rapidly losing buyers in Asia, and for this reason they have already begun to reduce production (by 3% over six months, according to Rosstat), experts from the Gaidar Institute point out. By the end of June, seaborne coal exports from Russia fell by 17%, and exports of coking coal became the lowest in two years after the main clients of coal miners - China, India and Turkey - sharply reduced purchases.1/2
>>475896644yall were saying the same thing about bakmoot
>>475896731>India, which accounts for about a third of Russian coal exports, reduced imports by 22% in March-May, to 6.76 million tons, according to estimates by consulting company Bigmint. China rejected 16% of volumes compared to last year and purchased 12.9 million tons in the first quarter. Supplies to Turkey fell by half to 4.1 million tons in January-March.>The coal industry is approaching a “severe crisis,” the State Council Energy Commission warned in April. According to her estimates, the industry is in a state of cash gap (when incoming payments are less than outflows from accounts), and by the end of the year its negative cash flow will reach 450 billion rubles.>China has added problems to coal companies, experts from the Gaidar Institute point out: the largest buyer of Russian raw materials has introduced import duties on coal, which do not apply to other suppliers - Indonesia and Australia, which are part of the free trade zone with China.>While coal miners' incomes are falling, costs are only rising, Kuzbass Governor Sergei Tsivilev complained in April. The cost of coal, according to him, increased by 30%, as the costs of imported equipment, tariffs for railway transportation, the cost of renting wagons, transshipment in ports, freight and insurance of sea vessels increased, as well as the cost of servicing loans due to a sharp increase Central Bank key rate.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/25/rossiiskie-ugolnie-kompanii-skatilis-vmnogomilliardnie-ubitki-posle-krusheniya-eksporta-vindiyu-turtsiyu-ikitai-a137779
>>475896659>TG ziggersGrey Zone allegedly got ACKed in Mali, -1 there
>Ships carrying cargo from Russia became the main victims of Houthi attacks, despite promises to Putin and “Russians on board” signals.>Yemen's Houthi rebels have attacked more merchant ships carrying Russian goods than ships from other countries, despite guarantees of safe passage, Bloomberg writes.>At the beginning of the year, the rebels said they would not attack Russian and Chinese ships, but of the 83 ships hit by attacks in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden since November last year, 19% left Russian ports. All the ships attacked by the Houthis were oil tankers and container ships. In addition to ships leaving Russian ports, rebels attacked ships leaving Singapore harbors; such incidents accounted for 11%.>The agency clarifies that the Houthis did not fire at ships flying the Russian flag, but attacked ships with sailors who were citizens of the Russian Federation. Moreover, before the attack, many ships transmitted satellite signals “crew from Russia” and “Russians on board.”>Last week, rebels attacked two ships carrying Russian cargo at once. The first vessel to be hit was Bentley I, owned by Israel and flying the flag of Panama, which was transporting vegetable oil from Russia to China. The Houthis sent one drone boat with explosives and two small mined boats towards it, and then launched a ballistic missile towards the ship. However, they were unable to damage the tanker.>The rebels then fired on and damaged the Marshall Islands-registered, Liberian-flagged oil tanker Chios Lion with a remote-controlled boat. The tanker was transporting 100 thousand tons of crude oil from the port of Tuapse in the Krasnodar region.1/2
Zigger seems to get more self aware of their flaws.I hope Trump or Kamala will be less cuck and dump far more aid to Ukriane, they'll need it.
>>475896300If this is real then how come he's so relaxed and waving at the drone. If you're going to fake shit like this you need to tell the actors to behave in a believable manner.
>>475896836>In June, Yemeni rebels sank the Greek merchant ship Tutor in the Red Sea, transporting Russian coal from the port of Ust-Luga to the Jordan. The bulk carrier came under fire 120 km southwest of the city of Hodeidah. After the attack, the ship's crew was evacuated to the American missile cruiser Philippine Sea, and the bulk carrier itself was left to drift.>Yemeni rebels, who control large parts of Yemen, including the capital Sanaa, began attacking merchant ships passing the country's coast with drones and missiles in November 2023. They are doing this in response to the military operation that Israel organized in the Gaza Strip. At the end of May, Houthi leader Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi said they had already fired on about 130 ships and vowed to increase the frequency of attacks.>At the same time, the Houthis agreed with Russian and Chinese diplomats that they would not attack their ships. However, immediately after this, the rebels fired a missile at the Chinese-owned ship M/V Huang Pu, which was sailing from a Russian port and was likely carrying Russian oil.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/25/suda-sgruzami-izrossii-stali-glavnimi-zhertvami-atak-husitov-vopreki-obeschaniyam-putinu-isignalam-russkie-nabortu-a137781
>>475896535>railway bridge scrapped by localsnow that's not nigeria tier anymore, this is somalia territory>>475896611>>475896661>don't worry pidor furrybros>inflation fetishists are in control
>In the Russian Federation, the liquid part of the National Welfare Fund (NWF) decreased by 11% over the past two months - from 5.17 trillion rubles. at the end of April 2024 to 4.60 trillion rubles. at the end of June 2024, follows from data from the Ministry of Finance.
>>475896535>The people who sawed and dismantled the bridge stated that they found documents according to which the structure did not belong to anyoneTrue communist logic.
>>475891015why are they like this? they even project and tell non-russians to go back.
>>475896862>still thinks throwing money at ukraine will defeat russia 380 billion dollars later
>>475896391>>475896447huh so those economic couch fagademics were right after all>if you want to enforce sanctions get private banks to enforce them. They are the central hubs of the financial circulation
>>475896862There is no any money left, and all the smart people left when monke tried to mobilize
>>475896759Speaking about Bakmoot as any sort of win pretty grim for beigeboy
>>475896395>acking Paco with an FPVHe wasn't "acked" and it wasn't an FPV. He was simply filmed. Biden probably escorted him to a luxury hotel where he is currently residing comfortably at tax payer expense.
>>475896867hmmmmmm I wonder if pidor is lying and posting doctored footage again!
>Russian IT workers are getting poorer before our eyes. The average salary has fallen by 15-25%, programmers are forced to take part-time jobs>In Russia there is a collapse in the salaries of IT specialists. In just a year they fell by an average of 15-25%. A new trend has emerged - IT workers have to take part-time jobs in order to earn more and not depend on the salary in one company.>Growth, but negative>Based on the results of the first half of 2024 (January 1 – June 30), specialists working in the Russian information technology sector have become noticeably poorer. According to various estimates, in some positions in the industry, wages for IT specialists have fallen by 15-25% compared to the first half of 2023 - to approximately 150 thousand rubles. average. As a result, IT experts began to take on additional jobs, experts from the HR holding Ventra told Cnews. At the same time, the country also records high inflation - about 7% at the end of 2023.>Over the past few years, average salaries in the IT sector have been twice as high as in other sectors of the Russian economy. Thus, according to Ventra, in 2023 the average salary of an IT worker in Russia in 2023 was at the level of 200 thousand rubles. On average, IT personnel working in the financial sector received the most (an average of 265 thousand rubles), retail was in second place (240 thousand rubles), and the IT sector itself was in third place (200 thousand rubles). .), and IT specialists received the least in 2023 in game development (on average 149 thousand rubles), medicine (137 thousand rubles) and in manufacturing (105 thousand rubles).1/5
>>475897149>What happened to salaries?>The rapid growth of average salaries in the IT sector was replaced by an equally rapid reduction for several reasons, Ventra experts note. In the first place is the departure from Russia of large foreign companies (for example, Microsoft, Oracle, Google, SAP, Dell, etc.), which, when leaving the country, fired many employees of their Russian representative offices. As a result, IT workers had to urgently look for a new job and reconsider their requirements for the employer and salary.>In order to earn decent money and not worry about the economic processes in the country, IT specialists began to take second jobs>Also, the decline in salaries is influenced by the dominance of juniors, who have appeared en masse in the IT sector through, among other things, retraining through accelerated online courses. At first, employers did not really want to hire them, but due to lack of experience, applicants cannot qualify for a high salary, which turned out to be very profitable for companies. As Ventra told CNews, employers are increasingly “looking at novice specialists, whose limited experience dictates relatively low salary expectations – up to 100 thousand rubles.”>No money, no specialists>The fall in the salaries of IT specialists began against the backdrop of an ongoing shortage - there has been a shortage of industry workers throughout the country for years - by the end of the summer of 2023, their deficit had grown to 700 thousand people, according to statistics announced by the Russian Minister of Communications Maksut Shadayev. How many IT workers Russia lacks a year later was not known for certain at the time the material was published. Let us only note that by the spring of 2024, purchasing a residence permit abroad with subsequent departure from Russia had become very popular among such specialists.2/5
>>475895544>Anybody got that pic about the big railway project that cost six gorillion rubbles and ended up being something like 20-30 meters long?No, but I give you this rail-related content for your amusement. Russniggers are literally worse than gipsies
>>475896973but /uhg/ said ukraine is suffering light casualties compared to russia
>>475896973well if megatron_ron on twitter says so it must be the truth anon!
>>475897200>Specialists from the Ventra holding told CNews that the shortage of qualified personnel persists even in specialties where salaries, contrary to the general situation in the industry, continue to grow. As an example, they cited information security, ML (machine learning) and Data science, as well as the development, automation and support of domestic software.>There is also a shortage of project managers, DevOps engineers, Python and 1C developers in the country, although the salaries of the latter two are growing rapidly. For example, according to the results of the first half of 2024, 1C specialists began to receive 20% more than a year earlier. Their salaries range from 100 to more than 500 thousand rubles. depending on qualifications, Ventra noted.>When one salary is no longer enough>In the face of declining salaries, IT specialists began to take on additional jobs, Ventra told CNews. For the most part, these are part-time jobs, but there are also cases when specialists work full-time at two jobs. This type of work is mainly done by those who work remotely in their first job.>The second job most often attracts beginning specialists, juniors, as well as those who have already gained experience in their field - middles. In total, such employees (juns and milds) make up about 65% of all applicants in the IT sector, Ventra noted.3/5
>>475897255>“Despite the contradictory nature of this practice, both sides can benefit from it - part-time work reduces the demands of scarce specialists for intensive salary increases on the main employer, because now it is more important for them to have a clear schedule, remote work and no overtime. At the same time, while working part-time, a specialist can gain new experience and master new technologies,” Ventra representatives told CNews.>The main benefit for an IT specialist is a much higher salary, which one company cannot pay him. Also, experience in two jobs will have a positive effect on improving his qualifications.>As CNews reported, by mid-summer 2024, the service of hourly rental of IT specialists had become very popular in Russia - companies do not hire them on their staff so as not to incur any additional costs associated with this. As a rule, specialists who are already on the staff of other companies are “rented”, which can also be classified as part-time work.4/5
>>475896112Puccia is winning so hard there is no Black Sea Fleet.Soon puccians will claim that there was never any Black Sea Fleet in the first place.
>>475897302>Anna Koroleva, director of human resources management at IT companies AWG and SkillStaff. reported CNews: “The trend of high demand for IT specialists continues to persist. We observe how companies are actively luring specialists from each other, offering very attractive financial conditions. Currently, moving to a new job with an increase in salary by 100 thousand (rubles - CNews note) is a very real and common practice. In the second quarter of 2024, there is also activity among specialists who want to change jobs: they receive offers from new employers, companies that employ employees often make counter-offers in order to retain them, offering them competitive conditions. Thus, we see that the struggle for IT specialists continues, and demand remains at a high level, and therefore wages continue to grow.”>“The demand remains high for system analysts, developers and manual testers,” added Anna Koroleva. - It is especially noticeable that companies make generous offers to manual testers, offering significant salary increases and the opportunity to develop in the field of automated testing. They provide real-life projects, challenges, and mentors who will teach new skills. This indicates that employers are willing to invest in specialists. In addition, the demand for IT outstaffing continues - companies continue to hire IT specialists for their own projects in order to reduce the cost of attracting and retaining full-time employees. IT companies offer higher rates for their specialists, and businesses are ready to attract additional resources. For example, according to our data, the average rental rate for system analysts in the second quarter increased by 18%, reaching a rate of 2892 rubles/hour compared to the first quarter of this year - 2442 rubles/hour.”5/5https://www.cnews.ru/news/top/2024-07-25_rossijskie_rabotniki_it-sfery
>>475897229>well if megatron_ron on twitter says so it must be the truth anonit's what is being said on the video, retard
GAYZONE IS KILL CONFIRMED>GAYZONE IS KILL CONFIRMEDGAYZONE IS KILL CONFIRMED>GAYZONE IS KILL CONFIRMEDGAYZONE IS KILL CONFIRMED>GAYZONE IS KILL CONFIRMED
>>475896836>owned by Israel and flying the flag of Panama, which was transporting vegetable oil from Russia to ChinaLol, no wonder the Houthiziggers got confused
>>475897082>doctored footageIt is doctored, and that's the point. It is the Ukrainians who did the doctoring. We saw this same sort of thing happen in Syria with the White Helmets and their faked shit to smear Assad. Picrel. You need to pay attention and learn when you are being lied to by the (((MSM))), Kraut.
>>475897376calm down piggy no one knows who that is
>>475897376S
>>475897495>calm down piggy no one knows who that isHe's not your dad
>Putin was going to lend $17 billion to “friendly” countries, despite the hole in the budget>In the next three years, Russia will spend almost 1.5 trillion rubles, or about $17 billion, on government loans to “friendly” countries. This follows from the Accounts Chamber’s conclusion on amendments to the 2024 budget, which Izvestia reviewed.>This year, it is planned to allocate 492 billion rubles for loans to other countries, which is 30% more than in 2023 (378 billion) and 5% more than previously included in the financial plan. As of May, the Russian government has already provided government loans worth 103 billion, the Accounts Chamber noted.>In the explanatory note to the budget for 2024–2026. The Ministry of Finance indicated that government loans are necessary to complete existing projects and fulfill Russia’s obligations under intergovernmental agreements. Another purpose of loans is financial support for exports in industries where domestic products remain highly competitive.>According to the World Bank, at the end of 2022, the total debt of foreign countries to Russia amounted to $28.9 billion (approximately 2.5 trillion rubles at the Central Bank exchange rate as of July 25). Over the year, it increased by almost 9%, or $2.3 billion.>As of the end of 2022, Russia's largest debtors were Belarus ($8.2 billion), Bangladesh ($5.9 billion), India ($3.8 billion), Egypt ($1.8 billion) and Vietnam ($1.4 billion).>At the same time, according to the conclusion of the Accounts Chamber, in 2024, Russia's payments on state loans will be 1.5 times less than previously assumed - 49.7 billion instead of 99 billion rubles. This, as auditors note, is due to changes in the terms of intergovernmental agreements, the details of which are not disclosed. For comparison: in 2023, foreign countries returned 98 billion rubles to Russia. At the same time, Russian President Vladimir Putin wrote off debts to African countries in the amount of $23 billion.1/2
>>475897376damn should've saved themselves for coup
>>475897376Hopefully he impregnated many African women before he went to Valhalla.
>FAG ZONE GOT DUMPSTERED BY DUNE COONS
>>475896774>>India, which accounts for about a third of Russian coal exports, reduced imports by 22% in March-May, to 6.76 million tons, according to estimates by consulting company Bigmint. China rejected 16% of volumes compared to last year and purchased 12.9 million tons in the first quarter. Supplies to Turkey fell by half to 4.1 million tons in January-March....and now fucking pajeets are outsmarting vatniks. The humiliation ride never ends
>>475897567>Total federal budget expenditures in 2024 are planned at 37.2 trillion rubles. Accordingly, interstate loans will amount to 1.3% of all expenses, calculated Alexey Vinogradov, First Deputy Chairman of the Board of RosDorBank.>Over the past three years, Russia has provided loans to other countries in the amount of 1.1 trillion rubles. If we take into account treasury expenses for 2021–2023. (88 trillion), it turns out that the ratio of loans to them was the same 1.3%, the expert noted.>Meanwhile, in June, the Ministry of Finance raised its forecast for the budget deficit, which is growing due to the war in Ukraine. At the end of the year, it will increase from the previously planned 1.56 trillion to 2.12 trillion rubles, or from 0.9% to 1.1% of GDP. In the first four months of this year alone, the federal treasury deficit amounted to 1.5 trillion rubles. — almost everything that was planned for the whole year.>The Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (TSMAKP), which is close to the Kremlin, previously warned that the growing gap between federal treasury revenues and expenditures since 2018 could lead to “an imbalance in the budget system with chronic deficits, growing public debt and, as a consequence, a general decline in fiscal sustainability.” '2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/26/putin-sobralsya-odolzhit-17-mlrd-druzhestvennim-stranam-nesmotrya-na-diru-v-byudzhete-a137913
>>475892849you already know dirtfarmers had help setting up the ambush
>Government spending on basic science in Russia has been cut to the minimum in 5 years>The Russian government is reducing funding for fundamental science in spite of demands for scientists to gain “technological sovereignty” and create know-how to replace Western ones.>At the end of 2023, the federal budget spent 244.3 billion rubles on fundamental research and development, experts from the Institute for Statistical Research and Economics of Knowledge at the Higher School of Economics calculated based on data from the Treasury of the Russian Federation.>Nominally, expenses remained virtually unchanged compared to 2022 (minus 3 billion rubles), but in real terms, taking into account inflation, they fell by 7.5%.>Real funding for basic science (if inflation is taken into account) has been declining for the third year in a row and has fallen back to 2018 levels, according to HSE calculations.>Total expenditures on civil science, including applied research, amounted to 691.8 billion rubles last year and nominally increased by 60.1 billion rubles over the year. In real terms, their volume has not changed, but over the last 10 years has shrunk by 25%, according to HSE calculations.>“In real terms, spending on science is decreasing a little, has decreased a little,” Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted in February. Despite this, the tasks facing science, in Putin’s opinion, have not changed. Russia has come under “unprecedented sanctions pressure” and demands “industrial” and “technological sovereignty,” he said.1/2
>>475896883>the Houthis agreed with Russian and Chinese diplomats that they would not attack their ships. However, immediately after this, the rebels fired a missile at the Chinese-owned ship M/V Huang Pu, which was sailing from a Russian port and was likely carrying Russian oil.Lol, Houthis breaking agreements like russians and chinese.
>>475897679>Scientists will have to achieve it in the context of further reductions in budget funding. This year, the state is allocating 719.7 billion rubles, or 2.68% of the budget, for civilian research and development.>In 2025, spending on civil science, according to the budget law, should decrease by 17%, to 596.7 billion rubles, and a year later - by another 10%, to 536 billion rubles. At the same time, the share of scientific allocations in the treasury will be only 2% and will be the lowest since 2004.>In the first year of the war, Putin announced a “great leap” for Russian science, building on the foundations created during the Soviet era. And last year he demanded that scientists focus on technologies and products that “will ensure the functioning of healthcare, key industries, and the security sector” without the participation of “foreign institutions.”>In June 2024, at a meeting of the Council on Science and Education, Putin said that science needed to be put into “combat mode” in order to overcome Western sanctions and achieve technological sovereignty. “Our entire scientific, technological, educational, production potential - in the full sense of the word - must be gathered into a single fist,” Putin called.2/2https://www.moscowtimes.ru/2024/07/26/gosrashodi-nafundamentalnuyu-nauku-vrossii-urezali-dominimuma-za5-let-a137951
>>475897640>you already know dirtfarmers had help setting up the ambushMay I see the proof sar
>The Central Bank still assesses the state of the Russian economy as significantly overheated>There is an update from 15:58 The updated forecast for the Central Bank rate does not imply its reduction in 2024>The Central Bank of the Russian Federation, which on Friday raised the key rate to 18% from 16%, still assesses the state of the Russian economy as significantly overheated and believes that tightening monetary policy is necessary in order to avoid a stagflation scenario in the future.>“GDP growth rates in the first and second quarters remained high, while inflation accelerated. This means that the economy is still in a state of significant overheating,” said the head of the Bank of Russia, Elvira Nabiullina, at a press conference following a meeting of the board of directors of the Central Bank.>She noted that reserves of labor and production capacity are “virtually exhausted.”>“The lack of these resources could lead to a situation where economic growth will slow down, despite all attempts to stimulate demand, and all the stimulus will go into accelerating inflation. In essence, this is a stagflation scenario, and it can only be stopped at the cost of a deep recession. Today's additional tightening of our policy will prevent such a scenario,” Nabiullina explained the bank’s decision on the rate.1/2
>>475897562screech more about some public servant dying
>>475897442hey lying pidor faggot, check this outRussian Telegram channels are spreading a video of a "Ukrainian police officer" supposedly spraying artificial blood on a doctor from the Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital, which was severely damaged by a missile attack on 8 July. The doctor in question is a real person who was helping the civilians injured in the Russian attack.Source: Ukraine's Centre for Countering Disinformation (CCD), which refutes the video as a fake and denies the attempts by Russian propagandists to present the video as genuine"Having verified the information with the National Police of Ukraine, the Centre announces that this video is a staged work by Russian propagandists," the CCD said.Experts have analysed the video and found several facts to prove it was staged.First of all, the uniform and shoes of the "police officer" and the "doctor" are perfectly clean. However, those who worked at the site of the attack had their clothes covered in dust.Secondly, in the video, the "National Police officer" does not have a belt system – a weapon, a holster, a radio, a first aid kit, etc – and a helmet cover. Additionally, the placement of the badge with the National Police symbols violates the uniform regulations.Experts also paid attention to the footwear: The "law enforcement officer" was wearing boots. However, Ukrainian police officers have been wearing special sneakers for some time now.The "doctor" himself also aroused suspicion in the CCD."The hair of the 'doctor' in the video by Russian propagandists resembles a wig by all visual signs. The clothes' materials in reality and the video are entirely different. In addition, the uniform of a real doctor has a horizontal seam on the back, while the Russian actor's uniform does not," the CCD said.
>>475897822>The investments that companies make in increasing labor productivity will only have an effect “over time.” In addition, business opportunities for technical re-equipment are limited due to the increasing cost of equipment and other resources amid rising inflation and sanctions, she believes.>“Although the supply of goods and services will continue to expand under these conditions, this will not happen as quickly as demand is growing now,” the head of the Central Bank expects.>On Friday, in addition to the decision to increase the key by 200 basis points, the Central Bank updated its medium-term forecast, raising expectations for Russian GDP dynamics in 2024 to 3.5-4.0% from 2.5-3.5% in the April version. At the same time, the bank lowered its forecast for Russian GDP growth in 2025 to 0.5-1.5% from 1.0-2.0%, in 2026 - to 1.0-2.0% from 1.5-2.5 %. In 2027, the Central Bank expects economic growth in the range of 1.5-2.5%.>The Central Bank also significantly increased the inflation forecast for 2024 - to 6.5-7% from previous expectations of 4.3-4.8% and shifted the inflation forecast for 2025 upward: instead of the target 4%, it gave a range of 4.0 -4.5%. The regulator expects that, taking into account the current monetary policy, annual inflation will continue to be close to 4%.2/2https://www.interfax.ru/business/972656
>>475897376I think I actually saw some of his stuff posted on this webshite
>>475897612US financial ministry deputee nigger wrote them a letter and now they're under threat of 3rd party sanctions just as Turkey and China, Kazakhstan and various middle asia Stans too
>>475897758>touareg dirtfarmer maroccomonkeys have real time tracking systems and make handheld AA from camelshit themselveseglin nigger
>>475896809>Grey Zone allegedly got ACKed in Mali, -1 there>https://x.com/PStyle0ne1/status/1817323846535688370
>>475897077you know that is a screenshot from a video, right? it isn't just a still picture. it ends how an FPV attack usually does.also, if you keep masturbating to your headcannon like that you will go blind. or at the very least your hair will fall out like armchairwarlord.
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>>475897376>Five Hundred ?
>>475897961>you need a heckin CIA trackin soistem to track a bigass convoy in a desert in bright daylightYou are not even trying gypsy. You are better than his
>>475897376kek rip in piss. Dying like a clueless lamb sent to the slaughter as awaits all ziggers
>>475897866>Why did the Central Bank increase the rate to 18% and how will this affect the ruble and investments>RBC experts gave a forecast for the ruble after the Central Bank’s decision to raise the rate>The Central Bank interrupted the pause in the static key rate and raised it to 18%. Why did the regulator make this decision and how will it affect the ruble exchange rate, stocks and bonds - in the material of At the next meeting on July 26, the Bank of Russia raised the rate to 18%. This is the first increase since December 2023, when the Central Bank raised the rate from 15% to 16% and kept it at this level for seven months.>The decision coincided with the expectations of the majority of analysts surveyed by RBC, who predicted a rate increase of 200 bp. The Central Bank began tightening monetary policy in July last year; by December, the key rate had risen from 7.5% to 16%. And the Central Bank maintained this rate level for four subsequent meetings in a row.>The key rate is the minimum percentage at which the Bank of Russia issues loans to commercial banks and accepts money from them for deposits. Having received a loan from the Central Bank, banks issue loans to companies and retail consumers at their own interest rate, which is slightly higher than the Central Bank rate.1/7
>>475898104carefull he's going to shit up the thread, literally
>>475898173500 is the callsign of GAYZONE admin
>>475898220>Why did the Central Bank decide to raise rates?>In its release, the regulator indicated that the main factor was inflation, which accelerated and turned out to be significantly higher than the April forecast of the Bank of Russia.>“The growth of domestic demand continues to significantly outpace the possibilities for expanding the supply of goods and services. In order for inflation to begin to decline again, additional tightening of monetary policy is required, and for inflation to return to target, significantly tighter monetary conditions than previously assumed. The Bank of Russia will evaluate the feasibility of further increasing the key rate at its upcoming meetings,” the Central Bank said in a release.>In the base scenario, the Central Bank significantly increased the forecast for the average key rate in 2024 and 2025 to 16.9–17.4% (in the April forecast it was 15.0–16.0%) and 14.0–16.0% (it was 10 .0–12.0%), respectively. Taking into account the fact that from January 1 to July 28, 2024, the average key rate was 16%, from July 29 to the end of 2024, the average key rate is projected to be in the range of 18.0–19.4%.>According to the regulator’s forecast, taking into account its policy, annual inflation will decrease in 2024 to 6.5–7% and return to 4–4.5% in 2025. Previously, it was expected that in 2024 inflation would be at 4.3–4.8%, and in 2025 it would return to 4%.>A macroeconomic survey by the Central Bank shows that analysts expect inflation at 6.5% by the end of 2024.>The annual inflation rate for the week from July 16 to July 22, 2024 was 9.18% versus 7.72% at the end of March, according to data from the Ministry of Economic Development.>Inflation expectations of the population in July rose to 12.4% against 11.9% a month earlier, according to a brief report by InFOM.2/7
>>475898192go play with your dildoes eglin sisa
>>475898276>The reasons for the rate increase were obvious: the acceleration of inflation in the last couple of months (seasonally adjusted inflation in June was 9.3%), rising inflation expectations of the population and still high lending rates (the consumer loan portfolio in June increased by 2%, mortgages by 3.1%, however, on the eve of the end of the preferential program), says Alfa Capital portfolio manager Alexey Kornev.>The main driver of the formation of an inflationary impulse in the first half of 2024 is concentrated in services, the increase in prices for which turned out to be three times higher than the norm, added Dmitry Postolenko, director of the SberInsurance Life Insurance investment center. He also draws attention to the introduction of new restrictions, which have significantly complicated settlements for import-export transactions.>“High inflation and rapid lending growth indicated that even though rates were high, it was not enough to cool demand,” says Kornev.>“In the coming months, data on the consumer price index, expected and observed inflation by the population should demonstrate the effectiveness of the regulator’s decisions taken today. It is possible that the peak of consumer inflation occurred in July 2024. Next, a slowdown in inflation and a transition to its reduction is expected,” Postolenko predicts.3/7
>>475898024TZD
Was this him, or one of his butt buddies?
>>475898309>go play with your dildoes eglin sisaI prefer to dick my hoes raw, no dildo bs
>>475898324>How will the rate increase affect the ruble exchange rate?>During the week, the ruble strengthened due to preparations for the tax period and the payment of dividends. In these conditions, the impact of raising the key rate is likely to be weak, says Natalya Vashchelyuk, senior analyst at Pervaya Management Company. But at the same time, in early August, despite higher interest rates, the ruble may weaken and return to levels of about ₽12 per yuan and ₽88 per dollar due to the end of the tax period, the analyst says.>“In the fall, imports may intensify if the situation with cross-border payments improves and due to an additional relaxation of the standard for mandatory repatriation of foreign currency earnings from 60% to 40%. As a result, in the fall we expect the ruble to weaken to ₽91–93 per dollar and ₽12.5–12.8 per yuan,” Vashchelyuk predicts.>At the moment, given the limited foreign trade settlements, the key rate does not have a significant impact on the ruble exchange rate, says Andrey Stratichuk, financial markets analyst at the Gazprombank Investments service.>Artem Mayorov, Director of the Asset Management Department at Ingosstrakh-Investments Management Company, recalls that previously the ruble could react to the rate due to the actions of carry traders, but now they are inactive on the Russian market, so an increase in the key rate will not significantly affect the foreign exchange market.>Carry-trade is a strategy in which a trading participant borrows funds at a percentage lower than the planned investment. Most often, the strategy is used in currency trading, converting low-yielding assets into high-yielding ones.4/7
>>475898402you're the "hoe" eglin sisa. don't turn off the lights tonight.
>>475898406>What will happen to the stock market>Rate increases usually have a negative impact on the stock market. “There are two reasons for this. First, rising debt servicing costs reduce company profits. Secondly, an investor in such conditions often makes a choice towards deposits, bonds and the money market, where risks are lower and returns are higher,” recalls Andrey Stratichuk.>But, according to Natalya Vashchelyuk, the stock market has been under pressure from a possible increase in the key rate since mid-May. She believes that an additional decline in share prices could occur if the Bank of Russia raised the key rate more than the market expected (by more than 200 bps).>“By the end of the year, we can expect an increase in quotations similar to that observed after previous episodes of raising the key rate in September and December 2023. In a high interest rate environment, companies with lower debt loads will fare better. We also maintain a positive outlook on the IT sector,” says Waschelyuk.>Andrey Stratichuk points out that there are companies on the market that are beneficiaries of a high rate. “First of all, this is the Moscow Exchange, whose interest income is growing significantly. Companies whose accounts have accumulated a significant amount of cash for various reasons also benefit. For example, X5 Group, HeadHunter, Globaltrans and Inter RAO. Companies with a high debt load, on the contrary, find themselves in a more difficult situation,” the analyst believes.5/7
>>475898473>don't turn off the lights tonightWhy? Gonna come over to suck my dick?
>>475898499>Among those who may suffer from high rates, the founder and asset manager of Arikapital Management Company, Alexei Tretyakov, also names developers. To the least extent, according to him, the IT sector depends on rates. “Exporters are in the middle. On the one hand, they are not burdened with debt. On the other hand, many investors compare their dividend yield with deposit and bond rates. Therefore, against the backdrop of high rates, inflows into such stocks also decrease,” explains Tretyakov.>Artem Mayorov believes that due to a significant increase in the target rate for the next two years, companies in the high-tech sector - Ozon, Yandex, Astra, Positive Group - will suffer, since the rate affects the discount rate in analysts’ models and high estimates .6/8 whoops
>>475898561>What will happen to the debt market>The return of the RGBI index in July updated its historical record for the entire available observation history (since March 5, 2012), first reaching 16.43% at the end of trading on July 16, 2024, and the next day reaching a height of 16.56%. The previous record stood since January 14, 2015, when it was at 16.31%. Since the last meeting of the Central Bank on the key rate on June 7, the yield on the RGBI government bond index has increased from 14.99% to 16.24% on July 25.>At the same time, Dmitry Postolenko noted that the decline in prices was not accompanied by an increase in trading volume - this indicator is still at a minimum level, however, the investment attractiveness of bonds over the medium-term investment horizon has increased at new price levels.>In general, the rate increase is already reflected in prices, says Alexey Tretyakov. “The question is how long the period with the 18% rate will be. Ruble bonds can begin to recover only when the Central Bank gives a signal that they are ready to start lowering. If he insists that the decline must be preceded by a return of inflation to 4%, which means that the period of maximum high rates will go into 2025, the decline will continue,” the asset manager predicts.>Natalia Vashchelyuk says that the bond market will continue to evaluate incoming macroeconomic statistics. “As signs of a sustained slowdown in economic growth, lending and a decline in inflation appear, the market will begin to win back the idea of a future reduction in the key rate. As a result, OFZ yields with a fixed coupon may begin to decline. It is difficult to say exactly when the rise in yields will give way to their steady decline. We should probably target the fourth quarter of 2024 to early 2025,” the analyst predicts.7/8
>>475898259Yeah. Wonder how he got it. Anyhow, now he's a dead zigger.
>>475897886and they immediately dumped them like a fresh pile on the street. Even after Modi hugging monke personally a little while ago kek
>>475898499its fucked they're gonna release Sberbank stock too
>>475898560please, eastern slav man... control yourself
>>475898623>Dmitry Postolenko recommends that bond investors pay attention to the statistics of initial placements of government bonds, the size of the premium or its absence (as well as regular cancellations of auctions). This may signal the reluctance of the Ministry of Finance to increase public debt at any interest and will help determine the price level at which stabilization in the debt market will begin.>Until we see a sustainable slowdown in inflation and lending and hear a change in the regulator’s rhetoric, in our opinion, it is preferable to remain in bonds with a floating coupon - floaters, says Andrey Stratichuk.>Alexey Kornev suggests adding money market instruments to bonds with variable coupons in order to wait out the period of increased volatility due to high rates.>According to Dmitry Postolenko, at the moment, money market instruments, short-term bond instruments, bonds with a variable coupon, the payment of which is tied to the Central Bank discount rate or RUONIA, are of interest for cautious purchases. In addition, in conditions of a strong ruble and against the backdrop of a temporary decline in imports, substituted bonds with a maturity of three to five years may also be of interest, according to Postolenko.7/7https://quote.rbc.ru/news/article/66a20fb39a79471f31dd6fc7And that was it for today's SFB News. Thank you all for reading and we will see you next time on Shit's Fucked Blyat.
>>475897612The reason Russia's population is like that today is because Jews murdered millions of Russians in the USSR.
>>475897736These houthis are based, attacking russian and israeli ships.
>>475898560serbian vampires are driven away by artificial lighting.
>>475890938Why does /uhg/ find white people dying to be so entertaining?
>>475898081>ou know that is a screenshot from a video, right?I know, and I also have the video in question but it has audio and I can't upload it here on /pol/
>>475891122sure thing, Ivan. 2 more weeks?
>>475893689The real funny thing is watching russians and their pathetic cumslurpers lament america's "broken promises" (which they fabricate in their own heads beforehand and tell themselves over and over). They then gleefully seize upon the next fantasy where america saves them and the cycle continues.
>>475898903>Why does /uhg/ find white people dying to be so entertaining?Because Jews told them to hate their own race, and they are NPCs who do whatever Jews tell them.
>>475898903Fagner zogbots dying is funni
>>475898802yeah DA JOOS like stalin and lenin whos corpses the degenerates worship to this day. the more you kill them, the more they love you
>>475898903>white peopleit's vatniggers, nigger. Not white people.
>>475899059It's sad to see. They larp as Nazis but see Russia as a bigger threat than the ongoing invasions of our own countries.
Grey Zone status?
What if the new pidor MoD guy gave a heads up to the dunecoons to delete the remains of semi-independent fagner?
>>475899248No one invades China, chang. Chill out dog
>>475899248They cannot refute this image.
>>475899281more like Patrushev or UK MoD
>>475898903probably mostly kikes of various varieties in these threads
>>475899183>ZogbotsI don't like Russians but that's a weird way to describe them considering that Russia openly supports Palestine. >>475899235>Russians aren't white because I don't like them>Please ignore your lying eyes
In summary,SFB NEWS 27/07/2024:Previously on SFB>>475893007Russian failing power grids>>475893479 >>475893525 >>475893581 >>475893667Dan burst in the Chelyabinsk region>>475893787 >>475893838Purchases of new elevators have been reduced>>475894029 >>475894078The State Duma proposed to collect debts of Russians without court>>475894581 >>475894640The Central Bank began preparing to disconnect almost all Russian banks from dollars>>475894749 >>475894807Egg wars are back>>475894982One of the largest Chinese state banks disconnected the Moscow Exchange from yuan>>475895344 >>475895389Putin gave China $18 billion through oil discounts>>475895534 >>475895589Russia is no longer involved in the long-range aircraft project with China>>475895808 >>475895855 >>475895894The Russian fuel market is faced with a shortage of AI-95 gasoline>>475895938State Duma allowed to cut down 7 thousand hectares of forest on Lake Baikal>>475896196 >>475896241Banks in Central Asian countries began to refuse payments from Russia>>475896391 >>475896447Rusniggers stole a 60-ton bridge>>475896535Banks and brokers stopped believing the official ruble exchange rate>>475896611 >>475896661Russian coal companies are losing money>>475896731 >>475896774Most attacked vessels by Houthis are russian>>475896836 >>475896883National Welfare Fund decreased by 11% over the past two months>>475896942IT workers are getting poorer>>475897149 >>475897200 >>475897255 >>475897302 >>475897351Russia will spend almost 1.5 trillion rubles on loans to "friend countries">>475897567 >>475897625Spending on basic science in Russia has been cut (again)>>475897679 >>475897741Central Bank called Russian economy "overheated">>475897822 >>475897866Central Bank raised the interest rate to 18%. What are the implications?>>475898220 >>475898276 >>475898324 >>475898406 >>475898499 >>475898561 >>475898623 >>475898755
I'd friendlypost here like I do with other threads but you're all fucked in the head, soooo............
>>475899546No one reads this shit lil bro
>>475890938Wagner in Syria?
>>475899594mentally healthy humans are a meme, what did you want to post?
>>475899663Thank you for your worthless opinion, pajeet hiding behind a memeflag.
>>475899594This is a discussion/image board and not a place for you faggots to make online frens
>>475899494>Russia openly supports Palestine.With thoughts and prayers? Puccian AA in Syria still ignores all pisssraeli missiles and jets for (((some reason)))
>>475899706>Wagner in Syria?always has been
>>475899706Apparently Mali, against the Tuareg.
>>475899546thanks, you're one of the reasons i come here, really good info bro!
>>475897229Based. All hail megatron_ron
>>475899904You are welcome anon, enjoy.
>terrorists winYou can't make this shit up lol
>>475899706(Battle of Kasham probably had more dead Wagner though there are very different counts)
>>475899546This and goreleaf buckbreaking ziggers are my big reasons for keeping on coming here
>>475899706>Wagner in Syria?Dabro pazalovat na zemliy, negrr
baking
>>475900160>and goreleaf buckbreaking ziggersyour life must suck.if it didnt you wouldnt support ukriane.
>>475900378Hello, rusnigger on VPN. Still pretending to be an american?https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/474805783/#474806934https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/474805783/#474807103
>>475899814You better hope that Israel survives because Ukraine is (((their))) backup plan.
Also,>BAKINGBAKING>BAKINGBAKINGignore the rusnigger on VPN
>>475900312No you're not, nigger.
>>475900048skill issue
>>475900312Thanks
>>475891122
>>475891544>b-but that one ambush that only happened because over watch failedSeethe and cope vatnic
>>475900586>>475900586>>475900586>>475900586NEW BREAD
>>475891122>neutrlchad.jpg>like 30+ lines of zigger copeSeethe and dilate as your country collapses and race goes extinct. China will annex you into chattel slaves.
>>475898802damn jews really are the master race. they run and do everything with so few people.
>>475891122This is next level cope
>>475896319This is like the first webm I've seen in this war of ukrops doing this.I have seen approximately 60 of Ziggers.
