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  • Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
  • Since launching its war on Ukraine, Russia has seen a boost in its GDP, large enough that the World Bank reclassified Russia from an upper-middle-income to a high-income country.
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  • @samon_kurowassan
    @samon_kurowassan 26 дней назад +891

    They just found out the secret of the U.S. Economy 🤫

    • @nikitazubin3415
      @nikitazubin3415 24 дня назад +91

      250+ year old secret

    • @samon_kurowassan
      @samon_kurowassan 24 дня назад

      @@nikitazubin3415 an old open “secret” 😉

    • @ColorfulStarburst
      @ColorfulStarburst 24 дня назад +10

      Dang I didn't know they were that good mut be by they are still struggling to win this war and their economy must be doing good right and of course they haven't lost many people just a tiny bit like 500 thousand they are definitely succeeding. This is me being sarcastic don't actually believe this.

    • @Givemeproofkid
      @Givemeproofkid 24 дня назад +69

      @@ColorfulStarburst
      I see you are not coping well

    • @Indirectdrake81
      @Indirectdrake81 24 дня назад +15

      ​@@ColorfulStarburst just half a million yeah not that bad bro is coping harder than ksi🤥🤦🏿‍♂️

  • @760HorsePower
    @760HorsePower 27 дней назад +741

    Remember when CNN said Russia is running out of weapons, tanks, fuel, food and socks? 🤣🤣🤣

    • @stiannunn5113
      @stiannunn5113 27 дней назад +22

      😂🤣

    • @francispeter8169
      @francispeter8169 26 дней назад +47

      They are. The only problem is that the west cowardly was very slow in helping Ukraine. That helped Russia to reinforce the troops. But it won’t last.

    • @AndrePepink
      @AndrePepink 26 дней назад +84

      @francispeter8169 You guys are retraded. No other explanation

    • @muhammadammarrasyid5780
      @muhammadammarrasyid5780 26 дней назад +3

      ​@@AndrePepink second hand traded men tend to be like that

    • @MissKae_85
      @MissKae_85 26 дней назад

      And buttons

  •  21 день назад +221

    And the most imporant factor - sanctions made oligarchs money stay & invested in Russia

    • @NeostormXLMAX
      @NeostormXLMAX 20 дней назад +1

      a similar thing happened in china, because the united states has imposed increasingly harsh restrictions on chinese students in american universities(unlike with indian students)
      china actually benefited from this, because now students are forced to stay in china preventing braindrain unlike with india.

    • @user-xt6bd4qm5g
      @user-xt6bd4qm5g 20 дней назад +1

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 thats why we have 300 billion of Russian assets😂in

    • @stonegrind
      @stonegrind 20 дней назад +50

      @@user-xt6bd4qm5g We have 300 billion in Russian assets because the oligarchs sent their money abroad before the war. Now, all the money they make stays in Russia.

    • @freshmitz
      @freshmitz 19 дней назад +6

      @@stonegrindnot just those billionaires but the Russian government too.

    • @erickariuki6842
      @erickariuki6842 19 дней назад

      ​@@stonegrindthey don't make they siphon money out to invest in the west just like Chinese tycoons.

  • @filipzietek5146
    @filipzietek5146 21 день назад +193

    This Russian president discovered one simple get rich trick that anglosaxons didn't want you to know!

    • @alexandrastanaev4399
      @alexandrastanaev4399 20 дней назад +8

      Anglosaxons in US? There are mainly Irsih, German and Italian people in US.

    • @user-xt6bd4qm5g
      @user-xt6bd4qm5g 20 дней назад

      😂😂😂 putin has discovered how to destroy Russia while gaslighting the Russian people.
      Go look at your new mass graves of Russians. 550,000 dead. Look at your old military bases where your equipment used to be.😂😂😂
      If putin had anything left he'd use it, he's so stupid. The only Russians who think they have a chance are the paid trolls, Russian mil bloggers know Russia is destroying itself and putin is begging for peace.😂

    • @user-xt6bd4qm5g
      @user-xt6bd4qm5g 20 дней назад

      😂😂😂😂😂 putins get rich trick is stealing from the Russian people.

    • @user-xt6bd4qm5g
      @user-xt6bd4qm5g 20 дней назад

      I know, putin is selling his ass😂

    • @KekWeren
      @KekWeren 20 дней назад +11

      @@alexandrastanaev4399he’s referring to british people

  • @jhinthegodofadc422
    @jhinthegodofadc422 19 дней назад +83

    But...they said Russia's Economy...is dying.

    • @SyifaToni-k3p
      @SyifaToni-k3p 19 дней назад +12

      But.... try to think and see what does it mean. The economy overheated in war is a short-term result, but you have to post naive comments.

    • @bazingapuzza
      @bazingapuzza 19 дней назад

      the economy is dying but the journalist are like always full of crap because they wanna do click bait, and they know smooth brain like you would click and comment stuff like '' yeahhhh i knew it '' the economy is rising because of the mass spending. (spoiler every country can do that ) which is what happend with venezuela and grece. but look today where venezuela and grece are. both down because of the mass spending, WITHOUTH to get something back. (more production eccc...)
      what russia producing ? military Equipment, and how is that gonna boost the economy in the long term ?? you kids have no idea how economy works.

    • @Godfrey544
      @Godfrey544 19 дней назад

      did you not see the end of the video? They're using up all their resources and manpower to barely take a piece of Ukraine. once the war is over they'll be left with little.

    • @enable4
      @enable4 19 дней назад +7

      ​@SyifaToni-k3p yeah, sure, short-term, let's just wait a bit more.

    • @4X10S
      @4X10S 19 дней назад

      @@SyifaToni-k3p This only depends on Russia's ability to expand their military market, with U.S. making so many enemies it's not that hard, previously they tried to maintain diplomatic and nice relationship with them, now when U.S. openly saying that Russia must be destroyed into 50 small countries, Putin must be overthrown etc, I don't see any reason to stop them from supplying lets say Houthis with anti-ship missiles, Iran & Korea with hypersonics, African countries are keen to get their hands on more modern tech and they can pay in raw resources via BRICS, South America loves Russian stuff as well, theres Cuba, Venezuela, Brazil to name a few.
      They already have requests for tanks, BTRS, S300 and S400 systems to cover them for a few years after war ends.

  • @BandytaCzasu
    @BandytaCzasu 20 дней назад +58

    God we're screwed if the people at an outlet called "Business insider" are so hopelessly clueless about business...

    • @usernamename2978
      @usernamename2978 5 дней назад

      They are accountants who gaze at spreadsheets but blink in confusion when they see reality.

  • @iamsorryforbeingrudebefore1626
    @iamsorryforbeingrudebefore1626 22 дня назад +46

    12 trillion dollars of minerals and rare metal deposits.
    - Lyndsay Graham -

    • @TheShadowOfZama
      @TheShadowOfZama 21 день назад +2

      Doesn't mean anything look at some of the poorest countries in the world and see what their mineral wealth is. (Congo, Venezuela, North Korea,...)

    • @alispeed5095
      @alispeed5095 20 дней назад

      @@TheShadowOfZama Right.....

    • @gabefowler4502
      @gabefowler4502 20 дней назад

      the poorer countries are too dumb to use their own minerals. this war effort is increasing the capability and homogenity of the russian people allowing them to develop their power

    • @NJ-wb1cz
      @NJ-wb1cz 20 дней назад +4

      @@TheShadowOfZama that's exactly the plan. Ukraine is deeply in debt and has absolutely no ability to pay it off, so it will be forced to give its resources to the western corporations while getting some crumbs in return

    • @TheShadowOfZama
      @TheShadowOfZama 20 дней назад +2

      @@NJ-wb1cz You type that with such a confidence whilst Russia is currently already begging for trade deals with China and India and China even refused the new gas pipeline deal already and it's demanding lower prices on LNG.

  • @bass7100
    @bass7100 25 дней назад +58

    Funny the Democrats told me it would bankrupt them....

    • @USA-AMERICA-iq6qk
      @USA-AMERICA-iq6qk 22 дня назад

      Democrats put Russia under 14 000 sanctions. No country could prosper in these circumstances.

    • @TheShadowOfZama
      @TheShadowOfZama 21 день назад +7

      The Republicans told you there was a WMD in Iraq.

    • @rickywiehr7044
      @rickywiehr7044 20 дней назад

      Russia saved money for years to afford this war. Now they are cashing the money in, and borrowing. Yes, it is bankrupting them.

    • @bass7100
      @bass7100 20 дней назад

      @TheShadowOfZama Yeah, the Neo-Cons ran by AIPAC are just as bad as the Democrats.

    • @kaystephan2610
      @kaystephan2610 20 дней назад

      It actually is. But obviously when you're all too willingly gobbling up pro-Russian news that argument will fall on deaf ears.

  • @formerlyfromthefuton8171
    @formerlyfromthefuton8171 27 дней назад +245

    But... but... sanctions! 😂😂😂

    • @DrRManueLarecbarti
      @DrRManueLarecbarti 26 дней назад

      sorry, not working, unless india, china and arabs countries and brazil stop buying from russia and honestly even EU needs russian energy note I dislike the war but the truth is the truth can't be hide.

    • @robertmueller6979
      @robertmueller6979 26 дней назад

      Financial crashes take time. Last time you guys went toe to toe with us, the Cold War, you guys lost your empire and almost all your money. Your country struggled for years. And now history repeats itself. You are on a glide path to disaster my friend. You can't win this. You have already seen it and are on your way to seeing it again.

    • @frutbum
      @frutbum 26 дней назад

      Sanctions have never worked better, so much so Joe Biden to ramp up more pressure against Americans. Those pesky Americans.

    • @thinkerly1
      @thinkerly1 25 дней назад +14

      Are wroking. Your "but but" is just propaganda.

    • @robertmueller6979
      @robertmueller6979 25 дней назад +15

      @@thinkerly1 guy is clueless about how sanctions work.

  • @franciscomata3538
    @franciscomata3538 25 дней назад +95

    Sounds like Hindu times would report

    • @collinsoconnor5843
      @collinsoconnor5843 22 дня назад +29

      Sounds like you're on that good old copium suka.😅

    • @kamirupl
      @kamirupl 22 дня назад

      @@collinsoconnor5843Sounds like you are a scam of the earth

    • @user-vb6df4sd8d
      @user-vb6df4sd8d 22 дня назад +2

      You shouldn’t pay attention to what pagans have to say

    • @kamirupl
      @kamirupl 22 дня назад

      @@collinsoconnor5843 your mum is suka

    • @USA-AMERICA-iq6qk
      @USA-AMERICA-iq6qk 22 дня назад +2

      India was a NAZ| ally during WW2. Still millions of Indians come to USA not Russia

  • @cliff311976
    @cliff311976 4 дня назад +3

    How can you sanction a country which is a exporter of grains , chemicals, rare metals ,oil ,Gas and nuclear fuel?😅😅😅
    The NATO has lost its mind

  • @usernamename2978
    @usernamename2978 27 дней назад +73

    There's no point to "GDP" when most is poured into a hole.

    • @user-dg9hq8uz3g
      @user-dg9hq8uz3g 27 дней назад +22

      6% of gdp is most now? Maybe learn some math before embarrassing yourself like that?

    • @kishanchali8752
      @kishanchali8752 26 дней назад

      US GDP is nothing without the $ backing it. Cope and seethe

    • @christopheryellman533
      @christopheryellman533 23 дня назад +12

      It isn't poured into a hole. It is added to the economy, stimulating further growth by creating a demand for materials, goods and services.

    • @legatilegions8055
      @legatilegions8055 22 дня назад

      Russia makes up their own GDP numbers, you cant trust them

    • @TheShadowOfZama
      @TheShadowOfZama 21 день назад

      @@christopheryellman533 One time use items that will help Russia in literally no way at all in the long term. Most of the stuff they're 'producing' at the moment is renovated and at best slightly upgraded soviet era crap. What are they gonna do with that industry after the war? Who are they even going to sell to? India's (Russia's historical biggest customer for military equipment) is already buying Western equipment en masse because Russia keeps cancelling or postponing the delivery of Indian orders such as with the S-400. I don't think India's going to be interested in renovated T-55 tanks. China (second biggest) was already surpassing Russia in every way with domestic productions and now with sanctions in place there's literally nothing the Chinese could buy from Russia they can't produce themselves. Russia's entire modus operandi was getting foreign orders to help fund R&D and achieve economy of scale (getting price per unit down) so who's going to fund the Russian defense industry post-war? Nobody, so expect a massive collapse of that industry. Russians gonna have to foot the bill for those seized Indian orders as well, because India's gonna want their T-90 tanks and S-400 systems they paid for and which Russia seized in order to use in Ukraine due to shortages and I don't think they're going to accept used stuff.

  • @shinderpal6908
    @shinderpal6908 18 дней назад +10

    According to cnn russia run out of ammo in 2022

  • @nts821
    @nts821 20 дней назад +22

    And EU poor 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @jimmytimmy3680
      @jimmytimmy3680 13 дней назад

      @@nts821 IMF and WB:
      Russia 🇷🇺 #1 Economy in Europe
      Russia 🇷🇺 #4 Economy in the World.

    • @luciferjohnson8495
      @luciferjohnson8495 9 дней назад

      ​@@jimmytimmy3680I answered your commen stop acting like a bit brother.

  • @bobby3578
    @bobby3578 23 дня назад +55

    They upgraded their kits instead of plates they use plywood😂😂😂

    • @palerewin
      @palerewin 20 дней назад +3

      Yes also they use shovels

    • @WakeUpMate19
      @WakeUpMate19 19 дней назад

      Chinese plywood as well..

  • @Sir_Baddington
    @Sir_Baddington 27 дней назад +308

    Correction: Invading Ukraine is making some people in Russia rich.

    • @CGplay186
      @CGplay186 27 дней назад

      @Sir_Baddington
      this is true for any country add a bunch of bills and you richer than other not really just a small minority 🤪 if happen get something over time to raise taxes and/or prices 😉
      The goal is to make people live paycheck to pay check to keep the people in line, nothing new or unique to Russia

    • @CBT5777
      @CBT5777 26 дней назад +31

      And America

    • @99banuka
      @99banuka 26 дней назад +24

      It's the average soldier who gets paid a lot.

    • @pananthony2148
      @pananthony2148 26 дней назад

      Lol the cope by Westerner. Do you know that Russian soldiers get paid 4 to 5 times the average salary?

    • @user-um9sl1kj6u
      @user-um9sl1kj6u 26 дней назад +5

      That is the multi billion/Trillion dollar question.
      During World War II, every day people bought bonds. From all over the world. Besides being traded on the stock market.
      The big Takeaway is that he can sustain this in the short term. Especially if he plays his cards right.
      Is he able to do this long-term- fighting a War of Attrition and Money, Ultimately?
      We’ll find out. But Ukraine needs help. Not just financially, but repairing, rebuilding, and restocking. Besides people.
      It is Under Seige. Period.

  • @2paulcoyle
    @2paulcoyle 25 дней назад +43

    1933 onward the German GDP rose, unemployment fell.

    • @TheTen20
      @TheTen20 21 день назад

      omg

    • @RussiAashiq
      @RussiAashiq 21 день назад +4

      Yes it's the same hail Putin

    • @NJ-wb1cz
      @NJ-wb1cz 21 день назад +6

      2010 onward the US GDP rose, unemployment fell.

    • @BandytaCzasu
      @BandytaCzasu 20 дней назад +4

      Yeah, and in 1946 Germany was thriving like never before haha

    • @RK-cj4oc
      @RK-cj4oc 18 дней назад

      ​@@NJ-wb1czOnly the US was not in a major war by then. Very wrong comparison.

  • @nahyoxsoldier3264
    @nahyoxsoldier3264 26 дней назад +57

    How many Americans can buy a toothbrush without credit card?

    • @mikegoodie7905
      @mikegoodie7905 26 дней назад +1

      My 3 car garage is bigger than your dank Soviet apartment, Ivan.
      @sombong1423 Both Russia and China have killed millions of their people with starvation. Do you deny that fact?

    • @Freddy_Belt
      @Freddy_Belt 26 дней назад

      ​@@mikegoodie7905 opioid, cocaine, Fentanyl, the list goes on.

    • @sombong1423
      @sombong1423 26 дней назад +7

      ​@@mikegoodie7905with thousands of homeless on the street of LA U.S most be the worst country on earth

    • @SPILLINTEA_
      @SPILLINTEA_ 26 дней назад

      @@sombong1423 anyone can get rich in the US that’s why it’s still a great country. People choose to be homeless here

    • @robertmueller6979
      @robertmueller6979 26 дней назад

      @@sombong1423 ...Trump has some reach eh? Your hero is a liar my friend.

  • @golgibella
    @golgibella 19 дней назад +2

    This also happened in the Soviet union before it collapsed from a war of attrition with Afghanistan and subsequent uprisings and military fights throughout Europe and Asia during the cold war

    • @christianriddler5063
      @christianriddler5063 15 дней назад

      Two completely different economies, they are not even the same kind of economy. So your comparison makes absolutely no sense.

    • @CPTE5069
      @CPTE5069 6 дней назад

      Not really. Much like today's Rusdia, the USSR's secondary sector was propped up by enourmous military expenditure, with high salaries for workers spurring higher consumption and rampant inflation.

    • @mikejohn2999
      @mikejohn2999 2 дня назад

      You're honestly dumb to compare them Soviet union and today Russian both use two different systems but you're slow to see it

  • @harrym740
    @harrym740 6 дней назад +1

    There is a difference between war economy and civilian economy, how is the second doing?

    • @mikejohn2999
      @mikejohn2999 2 дня назад

      Their wages have increased significantly so the civilians economy according to you is doing pretty fine compared to the west

  • @user-dv7hq2rh4g
    @user-dv7hq2rh4g 20 дней назад +19

    That's the most fallacious analysis I've seen in quite a while...

    • @QuanTrietLOL
      @QuanTrietLOL 18 дней назад +2

      Not really. It sounds like a good thing, but really is just a nation stressing itself out. It just may work for a while, but risk collapsing the whole country in long run.
      Like dismantling your wooden house amidst Winter for fuel. Suddenly it seems warmer, but keep it awhile and you won't have a house anymore.

    • @jimmytimmy3680
      @jimmytimmy3680 18 дней назад +4

      Cognitive Dissonance in full display😂😂😂😂

    • @faisali.chowdhiry821
      @faisali.chowdhiry821 14 дней назад

      You dont even know what a fallacy is😭

    • @user-dv7hq2rh4g
      @user-dv7hq2rh4g 13 дней назад

      "Mount stupid" of the Dunning-Kruger effect in the comment section...
      Oh well, you'll see it yourself in the next 10 years or so.

  • @FanSkyrim
    @FanSkyrim 26 дней назад +33

    the problem with war economy is that in the short term they are profitable but none of the manufactured good help keep the economy rolling, only weapons manufacturer profit while the rest of the economy standard manufacturing, service and good gets poorer. this has an impact only seen on the long term. russia pretend it's richer but thats only internally, on the global market they lost significantly.

    • @NJ-wb1cz
      @NJ-wb1cz 21 день назад +7

      Not really. Due to the sanctions, there is now massive investment in production and manufacturing in general, not just for military purposes. The market forces incentivize domestic production of goods that used to be imported from the EU or US. And even military investment is in large part dual use. You can look at the companies like Boeing and their contractors as examples of this

    • @konradkarlovich5801
      @konradkarlovich5801 20 дней назад +3

      Most of the defense industry in Russia is owned by the state rather than private companies. This is a huge number of jobs, orders and investments

    • @usernamename2978
      @usernamename2978 20 дней назад

      Even Russian economists struggle to argue that working to make stuff you blow up can make you richer.

    • @bazingapuzza
      @bazingapuzza 19 дней назад

      @@NJ-wb1cz you are full of crap

  • @user-ur1bb1sr5r
    @user-ur1bb1sr5r 21 день назад +2

    Pa je su li.joj konfiskovali 330 biliona ?
    Pa ce morati da placa ratnu stetu , jedno 300 godina .

  • @Gigantus636
    @Gigantus636 27 дней назад +41

    The bots in the comment sections are in active mode today 😅

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 27 дней назад +10

      Yeah, Orcssian bots are coping hard.

    • @nam3less14
      @nam3less14 27 дней назад

      @@jeckjeck3119McDonald’s eaters are the ones coping hard

    • @Gigantus636
      @Gigantus636 27 дней назад +17

      @@jeckjeck3119 why you spending your expensive electricity like that Johnny?

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 27 дней назад +6

      @@Gigantus636
      LMAO, electricity is cheaper than Fuel in Orcssia. From oil exporter to oil importer, so sad.

    • @Gigantus636
      @Gigantus636 27 дней назад +13

      @@jeckjeck3119 our big pond baikal is bigger than your country dude, watch less bandera TV.😭

  • @ruhithudakara2802
    @ruhithudakara2802 23 дня назад +26

    Theirs a saying in our country: an oil lamp brightens more just before dying out.

    • @nelsonking
      @nelsonking 22 дня назад

      If you're referring to the USA this makes sense but you must surely at this point be tired of waiting for Russia to collapse. It's not going to happen mate. Every economic indicator is strong. I think even God must be on their side since all Nazis are fighting in support of Ukraine.

    • @Davoodoox1
      @Davoodoox1 22 дня назад

      It is obvious the russians are losing and are desperate for some good news.

  • @LoveBagpipes
    @LoveBagpipes 19 дней назад +1

    MKing America and thr UK rich too...we can all see the astronomical gains in companies like Northrop Grumman, BAE, Raytheon

  • @BuildNumber42
    @BuildNumber42 24 дня назад

    soon the legacy media will discover a new "surprise"

  • @MiSt3300
    @MiSt3300 19 дней назад +3

    You can base your economy on war, but it's much better to have it based on high technology and finances rather than destroying countries around you

    • @mitrogulf4073
      @mitrogulf4073 18 дней назад +4

      1. Russia is taking away its own lands with which it has a history, ethnic component and cultural connection. More Russian soldiers died there in the entire history of those lands than there are Ukrainian soldiers in Ukraine r-now.
      2. Russia started this war not without reasons, Russia did not touch other countries. Fairy tales about Georgia and so on are calmly shattered both legally and according to the conclusion of the same UN where Russia is not the aggressor
      3. Russia is already creating these technologies
      4. This money is built primarily not on war, but because of sanctions that showed the vulnerabilities of the Russian market and which Russia is trying to close

    • @rainyvideos3684
      @rainyvideos3684 18 дней назад

      A lot of high technology is what's called dual use. You can use it for military and civillian purposes. Have no fear, the Russians will find a civillian use for the high technology in their military equipment.

    • @MiSt3300
      @MiSt3300 18 дней назад

      @@rainyvideos3684 but the Russians dont have high technology. They don't produce chips, and they still have to buy those chips from the west / taiwan or south korea through parallel imports, which costs them a lot more. If they didn't go to war, they could have started their own years long research without bigger problems. Read about how the Baikal processor failed - a russian domestic chip based on intel's technology. Russia primarily produces tanks and artillery shells. Not much use for anything else. It spends so much on sallaries for the soldiers, and they are dying too, making Russia dependant on exporting labour to third countries.

    • @MiSt3300
      @MiSt3300 18 дней назад

      @@mitrogulf4073 so you think russia needs sanctions to know which parts of it's own market are vulnerable? They are vulnerable, not because "nobody knew about them", they are vulnerable because Russia is dependant on western or taiwanese / japanese chips to build anything, and it takes years of domestic research and hard work and money, money money to have your own domestic high tech markets. Russia simply imports those good through third countries which adds an additional cost for Russia.
      The conflict with Georgia is not a fairy tale, go to the enclaves of South Ossetia and Abkhasia. It's the same story again, Russian soldiers enter in 2008, and set up these fake countries no one recognizes. Just like with DNR and LNR. Fairy tales is what you are saying. And you claim about "historical lands" is just sickening. Think about it, what would happen if every country in Europe started behaving like Russia and "reclaiming" some stupid lands. Millions of people would die AGAIN. Because if you believe that you have any right to cross the border of a country and start shooting people and "reclaim" your country's land, you are a mentally disabled person, and you should be locked in an asylum. Before the full scale war in 2022 people in Mariupol, Berdiansk and Energodar were living normally. There are videos from that time. No protests, no fighting. There were nice plays in the Mariupol children's theatre. And then the Russians came and all those cities look like out of a ww2 movie set right now. If the Russians claim that they were "liberating" then why did they bomb those cities so much. Why did they arrive with guns to places that they were not welcome to?
      Look at Germany and Austria. They can have separate countries and everyone lives normally. The fact that someone speaks Russian doesn't mean that they have to be slaves of Moscow.
      In your profile you have the prussian eagle if I am not mistaken. Do you also believe that Germany should "reclaim" Kaliningrad and Polish Warmia - Masuria territories? Would you happily see the German army march into Poland and kill everyone to "reclaim and resettle" those "ancestral lands"? Cmon, admit it. You are a Nazi scum. Nothing less. Because only Nazis support Russia, they would want all Europeans to be killed in countless wars, instead of enjoy the peace and stability that the EU offers us. Go to hell.

    • @愛を込めてロシアから
      @愛を込めてロシアから 18 дней назад

      @@MiSt3300 im so sad to hear it

  • @heartoftheparty6786
    @heartoftheparty6786 26 дней назад +37

    I doubt the soldier dying on the front lines is getting paid and he wont get to enjoy his money from the grave either way.

    • @MiguelDLewis
      @MiguelDLewis 21 день назад +7

      It's the insurance. Russia pays insurance to the families of fallen soldiers.

    • @alispeed5095
      @alispeed5095 20 дней назад +5

      Good thing no one forced him to go to the front. Unlike the ukrainians....

    • @usernamename2978
      @usernamename2978 20 дней назад +4

      Your hazband Boris dite at ze front. But don't vorry, Natasha. Viz ze insurance, you heff extra potato zis year.

    • @freshmitz
      @freshmitz 19 дней назад

      @@usernamename2978cap. You can buy two decent apartments in the regions on this money.

  • @ABRock6
    @ABRock6 7 дней назад +1

    Invading iraq made america rich

  • @yokokoko499
    @yokokoko499 12 дней назад +1

    This is the only channel that have said this 😂
    I how much BS this channel could push
    Mfs are forgetting the civilian sector is SUFFERING because of Russia. The military economy is the one “somewhat” getting richer. But that’s just the short term since the Factory workers IS the civilian sector. And they are currently experiencing Factory workers shortage.

  • @xibdub2972
    @xibdub2972 27 дней назад +41

    This is the reason the US, UK, and France love to do and get very rich.

  • @brianmcfarland8377
    @brianmcfarland8377 26 дней назад +17

    How many comments were deleted

    • @Saber23
      @Saber23 22 дня назад

      What?

    • @Saber23
      @Saber23 22 дня назад +13

      Lol Americans and Ukrainians here coping hard 😂

  • @richardmurphy9006
    @richardmurphy9006 7 дней назад

    Putin is a trained economist like duh

  • @F4GRAPHICS
    @F4GRAPHICS День назад

    Yea the sanctions really haven't done a lot

  • @alextyy
    @alextyy 27 дней назад +12

    So, "broken window" economy is good???? 😅 "Business Insider"???? What????

  • @everythingman798
    @everythingman798 23 дня назад +11

    Found out they send wounded soldiers back into war the day after getting hit.

    • @DeusSalis
      @DeusSalis 21 день назад +13

      Yeah sure you did 😂 that's totally legitimate

    • @NJ-wb1cz
      @NJ-wb1cz 21 день назад

      I heard they resurrect the people that have been dead for centuries and send those zombies armed with washing machines

    • @dogmeat7582
      @dogmeat7582 21 день назад

      They eat children for breakfast and worship satan! I believe everything western media is telling me!

    • @RustedCroaker
      @RustedCroaker 20 дней назад +2

      Moreover, they wound every other solder before sending them. Just because wounded are better at fighting, right?

    • @konradkarlovich5801
      @konradkarlovich5801 20 дней назад +5

      Perhaps you are talking about Ukrainian soldiers?

  • @RussiAashiq
    @RussiAashiq 21 день назад +1

    Because land is the greatest asset

  • @BenVaserlan
    @BenVaserlan 19 дней назад

    Fallacy of the broken window.

  • @DanielNistrean
    @DanielNistrean 24 дня назад +11

    Imagine how Russia will improve after they control the Black Sea, all the good farmland in Ukraine and lots of minerals it has, not mentioning boost to population.

    • @TheShadowOfZama
      @TheShadowOfZama 21 день назад

      Keep dreaming go take a look with google streetview through the non-tourist areas of the Russian Federation. The only thing missing is radiation and you could imagine being in Pripyat. They couldn't even improve their own country. They're not going to unlock a next skill tier by conquering some more farmland. They can't even use all the farmland they already had in their own country. Most of that land is gonna lay fallow and that's if they succeed at all. As for a population boost. A lot of Russians fled and a lot of them died or got wounded. They're going to be lucky if it's a zero sum operation.

    • @usernamename2978
      @usernamename2978 20 дней назад +1

      As the Spartans once put it: "If...".

    • @DanielNistrean
      @DanielNistrean 20 дней назад +1

      @@usernamename2978 Well with current level of support and the prospect of far right in US and Europe taking power, is not far fetched.

  • @sirab3ee198
    @sirab3ee198 21 день назад +15

    It's like taking painkillers when losing a leg and just stating that you are feeling better while bleeding to death ...

    • @MetaView7
      @MetaView7 21 день назад +1

      They are importing a lot of washing machines.

  • @mikejohn2999
    @mikejohn2999 2 дня назад

    😂😂😂 c'mon you're realizing this now? What people with brains predicted long ago

  • @outlawbillionairez9780
    @outlawbillionairez9780 27 дней назад +31

    Yup Ukraine is win/win for Russia. More importantly, Russia, China, Africa and Saudis getting off the US Petrol Dollar!🤣

    • @Kevin-fq3zh
      @Kevin-fq3zh 27 дней назад

      @@t.r.e.v.o.r_s.m.i.t.hyup, you nailed it

    • @loumcast
      @loumcast 27 дней назад

      @@t.r.e.v.o.r_s.m.i.t.h The 500,000 Russian dead soldiers are western propaganda. Russia has lost a fraction of that according to US ex-military analysts, Ukraine is the one who has lost over half a million soldiers and counting, the ratio of casualties is seven to one, in Russia's favor. You're assuming, which you know what happens when you assumed things don't ya? A lot of those Russians that moved abroad did so to open Russian business in nearby countries to by-pass western sanctions and continue importing goods into Russia. You need to do more research before posting incorrect information.

    • @leonnunhofer3453
      @leonnunhofer3453 27 дней назад +3

      ​@@t.r.e.v.o.r_s.m.i.t.hit has another very important reason: they use official data, not real data.
      They measure it with how much rubel a russian makes, and how many dollars you get for that. The official exchange rate atm is around 88 rubel per dollar, but in reality, in Russia you have to pay, at least, 150 rubel for a dollar. You can sell a dollar for 88 rubels to the banks, but you can't buy it for that.
      So if you use an exchange rate, that's around 2 times more than in reality, ofc you get wrong and impressive numbers.
      The collapse of the rubel, and how everyone tried to buy dollars, proves, that the dollar stays the one, most important currency in the world. Most things are traded with dollars, and what happened to the rubel, showed, nobody trusts the rubel, but people trust the dollar 🤷‍♂️

    • @paulurban2472
      @paulurban2472 27 дней назад

      @@t.r.e.v.o.r_s.m.i.t.hget off politics it’s ruining your mind
      First of all 500000 dead? Are you serious? Even BBC news admmited that Russia lost around 50k soldiers 6 months ago. Know I bet it’s around 80k
      Second more than half of the people that left Russia came back afterwards
      And for some reason your excluding the population of the territorial gains from Ukraine that Russia got which has atleast a 10M.
      Also Russia deports Ukrainians to Russia at a high amount a couple million

    • @StrangerHappened
      @StrangerHappened 27 дней назад

      @@t.r.e.v.o.r_s.m.i.t.h Again with those delusional fantasies about Russian death toll while it is Ukraine catching its last people on the streets, not Russia.

  • @genxer6928
    @genxer6928 22 дня назад +19

    What profits a man to gain the world and lose their soul!?

    • @MetaView7
      @MetaView7 21 день назад +15

      US should repent.

    • @truthseeker9454
      @truthseeker9454 21 день назад +3

      @@MetaView7 All humankind should repent. When Jesus returns He will judge individuals, not governments.

    • @ThatGuy68580
      @ThatGuy68580 20 дней назад

      @@MetaView7 you should stop being such a moron

    • @Mr.SharkTooth-zc8rm
      @Mr.SharkTooth-zc8rm 20 дней назад +4

      Ask the West...

    • @ThatGuy68580
      @ThatGuy68580 20 дней назад

      @@MetaView7 No you should

  • @harrymaciolek9629
    @harrymaciolek9629 27 дней назад +15

    Bank accounts full of rubles. Rich indeed.

    • @georgekaradov1274
      @georgekaradov1274 26 дней назад +18

      Rubles are backed by gold unlike the US dollars.

    • @harrymaciolek9629
      @harrymaciolek9629 26 дней назад +1

      @@georgekaradov1274 That must be why car loans are 22%.

    • @georgekaradov1274
      @georgekaradov1274 26 дней назад

      @harrymaciolek9629 source, my dear?? In Canada(where I am from) right now the car loan rates are between 4% and 29%... just saying..

    • @georgekaradov1274
      @georgekaradov1274 26 дней назад +7

      @harrymaciolek9629 for car loans the deep subprime in the US is between 15% and 22% right now..

    • @robertmueller6979
      @robertmueller6979 26 дней назад

      @@georgekaradov1274 ... must be mighty small bits of gold.

  • @nigeldenning5810
    @nigeldenning5810 17 дней назад +1

    Did Putin make this video?!! 😂😂. When a government spends billions in taxpayer money for zero infrastructural gain (only damage from drones) it makes the country poorer, not richer!! 😂

  • @KekusMagnus
    @KekusMagnus 21 день назад +1

    so they're both about to go bankrupt and getting rich... got it

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад

      Can't your mind cope with the truth 😂 the western sanctions helped Russia become a high income country. Imagine how embarrassing for the west 😂 everything they do backfire and fails 😂

  • @vilandar
    @vilandar 22 дня назад +27

    New in: Russia saving billions from reduction in pensions, prison costs and decreased need for housing. All for the small cost of reducing its population.

    • @legatilegions8055
      @legatilegions8055 22 дня назад +4

      Their population is getting lower, thats not a good thing, ontop of all those, they also lost 1million educated men, that fled to escape conscription

    • @mewmannamwem6087
      @mewmannamwem6087 22 дня назад

      Ukrainian population was hit harder because because they run away as refugees to Europe

    • @romanberkutov2592
      @romanberkutov2592 21 день назад +11

      @@legatilegions8055 1 миллион? Не 10? А, стоп, это украина. 750 тысяч там было и 60% уже вернулись, лол

    • @nerzhul2455
      @nerzhul2455 21 день назад

      @@legatilegions8055 "Educated"..
      Hahaha. Educated in what. They lost few university cracks that does nothin except philosophing ang theorising and are pro-west
      They still have best rocket engineers so that's enough

    • @GeneralWinter9
      @GeneralWinter9 21 день назад +4

      Where are all these one million Russians? I don't see them anywhere except in Russia

  • @dypolesolutions3970
    @dypolesolutions3970 27 дней назад +21

    Ohhhhhh, now we know why America is soo rich nhaika ?

    • @spinks1369
      @spinks1369 26 дней назад +4

      America is 40 trillion dollars in debt. Not rich at all lol

  • @Bjowolf2
    @Bjowolf2 24 дня назад

    😂🙄😂🙄😂 - An "unproductive" war economy is not going to get Ruzzia very far 😳

  • @hmmno2210
    @hmmno2210 27 дней назад +69

    Such a sad reality seeing Russians from the poor regions have a first chance in their lifetime to get out of abysmal poverty and that is by going to spill blood and terrorizing the civilians in the name of a dictator

    • @loumcast
      @loumcast 27 дней назад +12

      Hogwash!

    • @CT-69141
      @CT-69141 27 дней назад

      Great Progress through War

    • @loumcast
      @loumcast 27 дней назад +1

      @@t.r.e.v.o.r_s.m.i.t.h Dude, stop spreading false information and western propaganda.

    • @jacqueslee2592
      @jacqueslee2592 27 дней назад

      It is the same in the US. US have sent all its poor, minorities to their wars so that US can get wealthier. There is difference. It is only evil when evil Russia allegedly does this. The US intentionally makes it miserable for the poor and minorities so that they can be forced into joining the military or be jailed.

    • @user-nx2pm9pz5z
      @user-nx2pm9pz5z 27 дней назад +4

      ​@@t.r.e.v.o.r_s.m.i.t.h copium

  • @viking8889
    @viking8889 22 дня назад +24

    These are all the wrong things for a healthy economy. Spending massive amounts on weapons and ammo that gets expended or damaged is just a waste of money that could have gone for health care, educating future workers, or improving infrastructure. Taking productive employees and putting them in the battlefield and then having to pay others higher wages to replace people who were drafted will destroy their economy. Russia is about to experience a depression the likes of which the world has never seen.

    • @rsn08
      @rsn08 21 день назад +1

      Russia produces more steel, alum & agri products than EU or US, you silly nincompoop.

    • @ryanfoo5286
      @ryanfoo5286 21 день назад

      I actually wonder what happens after the war>

    • @cyber8000
      @cyber8000 20 дней назад +16

      Just like the catastrophic depression the US experienced after WW2 right? 🤡

    • @viking8889
      @viking8889 20 дней назад

      @@cyber8000 actually no. More like the depression experienced by German, France, Italy, Russia and England after the war. It was so bad the British didn’t re-elect Churchill after the war because their economy was in shambles.
      After WW2 the US was the only major power untouched by the war and didn’t lose the men that were lost by the other nations. Russia lost millions.
      Maybe instead of thinking your smart pick up a history book so you don’t embarrass yourself again with your ignorance….

    • @kierano8390
      @kierano8390 20 дней назад +8

      @@cyber8000 the usa did good out of world war 2 because of all europes industry was completely destroyed...

  • @bobmorrison8687
    @bobmorrison8687 16 дней назад +1

    It's all about who the biggest liar is and what you want to believe 😮😮

  • @cliff311976
    @cliff311976 4 дня назад +1

    Napoleon
    Hitler
    NATO aka USA
    Russia always wins😅😅😅

  • @psychicseahorse9222
    @psychicseahorse9222 27 дней назад +40

    All of this is completel illogical.
    If this was true in any way, every country would go into full war time economy all of the time and become richer and richer.

    • @arik2216
      @arik2216 27 дней назад

      Not every country has land, resources and as patriotic as Russia. Less SJW and feministm to ruin their patriotic value there.
      Like or not if you go to war you need a strong leader as their morale symbol.
      Now i asking you. How many people in the west want to die for Biden, Sunak, Macron and Ursula ?

    • @sew_gal7340
      @sew_gal7340 27 дней назад +32

      Nope the world bank just declared them the strongest economy in 2024...they are trading with china and india and the middle east, the sanctions do not hurt them at all

    • @afctaylor12
      @afctaylor12 27 дней назад

      The oil and gold pays for it all while they took American businesses that take money outside Russia and instead they gave it to russians. The sanctions has ment that all money they use to spend of Europe is just sitting in Russia now

    • @walt1955
      @walt1955 27 дней назад +11

      That parallels GDP growth of China by building 90 million apartments which were never occupied and are now being torn down. GDP is only meaningful if it represents production that consumers want. The war is consuming Russia's production. Russia's financial reserves appear to be on course to be depleted in 5 months.

    • @billjohnson2081
      @billjohnson2081 27 дней назад

      Wrong. See USA, USSR 1941-45.
      Do you think America's permanent war economy is just for kicks?

  • @om5201
    @om5201 27 дней назад +66

    Wrong insider information 😂

    • @Yamamaass
      @Yamamaass 27 дней назад +30

      Cope😂

    • @BruceJ999
      @BruceJ999 27 дней назад +26

      It's the truth mate😂😂Too salty huh

    • @ryanmoore3369
      @ryanmoore3369 27 дней назад +17

      Cops it’s true brotha Russia is a super power country

    • @WangAiHua
      @WangAiHua 25 дней назад

      @@ryanmoore3369
      Because they steal the most toilets?

  • @JoeyBlogs007
    @JoeyBlogs007 21 день назад +2

    Producing non productive assets with rapid depreciation on the battlefield is not a sign of increased wealth. Quite the opposite actually. In fact it's throwing money away. 🤣🤣🤣

  • @MyPhone-jf6uf
    @MyPhone-jf6uf 26 дней назад +4

    And US is going bankrupt 😂

    • @Joaquin546
      @Joaquin546 25 дней назад

      Nope but deflection is Russias only weapon they aren't short of! 😂😂

    • @albertf.2639
      @albertf.2639 14 дней назад

      LOL @! WOW THESE ASS HOL** DONT REALIZE THE USA IS THE RICHEST COUNTRY ON EARTH WORTH $$178.4TRILLOINS OR $136.8TRILLOINS ASSET CONSOLIDATED $% DEFENSE BUDGET IS $787.9 BILLIONS HOW REPRESENT THE BIGGEST IN THE WORLD @@!

  • @jkfdkjjd
    @jkfdkjjd 27 дней назад +11

    They're just printing money to fund it. There are more people employed fighting the war and all of the new civilian jobs associated with keeping the war machine running. The thing is that they aren't actually getting anything out of the war that comes anywhere near what it is costing them. So they are printing and borrowing money. They've completely restructured their economy around the war efforts, it may be seemingly working for them now but a countries economy has to adapt and remain competitive with other countries' economies or it will be left behind. A centrally managed one is always prone to becoming out-moded compared to ones that are not. Think of all those economists and oil executives in Russia who have "fallen" out of sky scraper windows: those were the reasonable people. Eventually a wheel will fall off and a catastrophic failure will follow immediately after.

    • @Wayne55231
      @Wayne55231 27 дней назад +15

      Sounds like your describing America also lol

    • @Bookhermit
      @Bookhermit 27 дней назад +19

      Actually, Russia hasn't money-printed nearly to the extent the USA has, and spends a much lower fraction of its GDP on the military than we do. They are actually one of the most stable nations in the world in managing debt.

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 27 дней назад +4

      @@Bookhermit
      LOL, literally nothing y said is a direct truth.
      Typical Orcssianizm.

    • @Chikanuk
      @Chikanuk 26 дней назад +7

      @@jeckjeck3119 mmmm, sweet taste of "not racism" indeed!

    • @georgekaradov1274
      @georgekaradov1274 26 дней назад +6

      ​@@jeckjeck3119sooo my dear NAFO fanboy.... which parts are not true?

  • @kiranrana5108
    @kiranrana5108 20 дней назад

    The ..U. s . Based military products is projected .. 4. 6 .. trillion dollars $ .. sales in 2024 .. more then 2.5 times of 2023 ..

  • @bofsteel953
    @bofsteel953 22 дня назад +1

    when you still you get rich

  • @formerlyfromthefuton8171
    @formerlyfromthefuton8171 27 дней назад +17

    Russia is taking Chasiv Yar as we comment. 👍

    • @zoomeraygun1
      @zoomeraygun1 26 дней назад +1

      And losing Vovochansk, as we are commenting

    • @WangAiHua
      @WangAiHua 25 дней назад

      You mean DESTROYING Chasiv Yar--that is all that your Pootler and his sheeple can do--DESTROY, lie, and steal!

    • @justaguy7083
      @justaguy7083 24 дня назад

      At what cost?

    • @alispeed5095
      @alispeed5095 20 дней назад +5

      @@zoomeraygun1 who is gonna tell this guy?

    • @RK-cj4oc
      @RK-cj4oc 18 дней назад

      Only 2 and a half years to take it. A snail would have gotten farther by now

  • @darkmatter5424
    @darkmatter5424 25 дней назад +10

    Lol at the Khokhols having a mental breakdown with this report US media. 😅

  • @TheDamnSpot
    @TheDamnSpot 20 дней назад

    Whatever the budget for this piece was, they paid too much. You need to follow up at least *some* of your statements with either facts or clever lies. Otherwise it's just a bunch of statements with no context or any sort of logical/emotional impact. You need to tell a story or play on emotion or both. If the SVR is funding you, I suggest you figure your formula out real quick. I don't think they're the patient kind. And going from the credits list at the end this wasn't cheap.

  • @user-hy7gl8ie3e
    @user-hy7gl8ie3e 27 дней назад

    instead to make law of limit house year lifetime with forced demolition or reconstruction, they thought to destroy all of it…

  • @wpcanterburyuk
    @wpcanterburyuk 27 дней назад +12

    If you have £100, lose £50 but the next year you regain £5. You have 10% economic growth. You're still down £45

    • @arty5876
      @arty5876 27 дней назад +8

      But Russian GDP is higher than pre-war

    • @wpcanterburyuk
      @wpcanterburyuk 27 дней назад +1

      @@arty5876 simply not true.

    • @arty5876
      @arty5876 27 дней назад

      @@wpcanterburyuk lol look at the statistsics

    • @OniksR
      @OniksR 27 дней назад

      ​@@wpcanterburyukYou probably think that the Russians bribed the World Bank and the IMF, and they write fakes.

    • @stiannunn5113
      @stiannunn5113 27 дней назад +7

      @@wpcanterburyuk What makes you say that? Do ur reaerch and you wil learn.

  • @JohnnyPruitt-o2j
    @JohnnyPruitt-o2j 26 дней назад

    Really?

  • @JR-gp2zk
    @JR-gp2zk 27 дней назад +37

    Funny they say Russia is richer while captured Russian soldiers are staving, their uniform falling apart and they are wearing 👟 sneaker instead of boots. How is the Russian pension system working right now 😂

    • @azamatshayakhmetov1825
      @azamatshayakhmetov1825 27 дней назад

      😂😂😂

    • @MrNorma77
      @MrNorma77 27 дней назад +2

      sneakers to move faster - if you can’t think with your head

    • @StrangerHappened
      @StrangerHappened 27 дней назад +6

      Your are describing a parallel “reality”

    • @Bookhermit
      @Bookhermit 27 дней назад +3

      Better off than the USA pension system....

    • @user-er4qm7qk6v
      @user-er4qm7qk6v 27 дней назад +3

      ​@@Bookhermitя из России,а можно узнать что в США с пенсионной системой?

  • @ladner10
    @ladner10 26 дней назад +15

    Russia was already rich back when the US not exsisted

    • @roseforeuropa
      @roseforeuropa 22 дня назад +2

      So rich and full of surfs.

    • @legatilegions8055
      @legatilegions8055 22 дня назад

      no it was not, you clearly do not know your history, russian wealth came from stealing it from countries they colonized

  • @avkashhungary5569
    @avkashhungary5569 10 дней назад

    nope .. the sanctions are making russia rich ..

  • @nicholasroach3394
    @nicholasroach3394 21 день назад

    Wow what an economist this is , talk about distortion 😂🇬🇧

  • @EddyCroft
    @EddyCroft 22 дня назад +8

    A war economy is not a prosperous one.

    • @TheLocalStandard
      @TheLocalStandard 22 дня назад +3

      Seems the US has been holding up well with same for decades.

    • @TheShadowOfZama
      @TheShadowOfZama 21 день назад +2

      @@TheLocalStandard The USA is not a war economy. the Military industrial complex is very big, but that's quite different from a wartime economy. Otherwise Russia would also have been a war time economy long before the war as their own military industrial complex was also a very profitable sector same with France, Germany,...

    • @TheLocalStandard
      @TheLocalStandard 20 дней назад +5

      @@TheShadowOfZama You do know you're defending a country that is known to be involved in wars for almost every decade throughout its well over 200 years of existence?
      You do know the major reason the US is still even so relevant as it is today is because of its war-centered personality and policies?
      The USA is the perfect example of a war centered country.

    • @TheLocalStandard
      @TheLocalStandard 20 дней назад +1

      @@TheShadowOfZama You do know you're defending a country that is known to be involved in wars for almost every decade throughout its well over 200 years of existence?
      You do know the major reason the US is still even so relevant as it is today is because of its war-centered personality and policies?
      The USA is the perfect example of a war centered country.

    • @cyber8000
      @cyber8000 20 дней назад

      Just like the US didn't prosper after running a war economy during WW2 right? 🤡

  • @austinb1565
    @austinb1565 25 дней назад +7

    i dont understand how nearly half a million russians being kia helps the economy...

    • @atomica0914
      @atomica0914 23 дня назад +11

      Because that's 5 times the real number

    • @Jykobe491
      @Jykobe491 23 дня назад +9

      Half a million? Lol

    • @seanmurphy2365
      @seanmurphy2365 23 дня назад +1

      Casualties and deaths aren't the same

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад

      Can't your mind cope with the truth 😂 the western sanctions helped Russia become a high income country. Imagine how embarrassing for the west 😂 everything they do backfire and fails 😂

  • @junkman888
    @junkman888 19 дней назад +1

    Make Russia great again…

  • @tedzehnder961
    @tedzehnder961 24 дня назад

    The high salaries and money to be made is for a war time economy.The stuff they make will go boom so it really doesn`t do anything good for Russia`s material good.The money they are getting paid to work in this war economy is buying stuff that is going up in price (high interest rates) like mortgages or other loans. The only new cars Russians can buy are made in China.The Russian money can be traded for Yuan or Rupees good luck with buying stuff. and it will bear no resemblance to what the Ruble used to be worth.
    What happens when the war is over?What will those high paid factory workers make besides weapons? Putin can`t afford the war to be stopped or there will be massive job loss.Wages are also high because there are a lot of men missing from the labor force.Getting men of working age for the job market is going to get tougher. Russia`s own minister of finance has said there is a labor shortage.Why do you think that is? All the prisoners let out of prison that made it to the front lines? What happens when they go back home?Will they go and find a job?Or will they be angry dudes and start to prey on the population?The minister of internal security says Russia is short of police by 152,000 individuals.Maybe those people that come back from the war will get hired as policemen?Russia has some hard days ahead of it.

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад

      Can't your mind cope with the truth 😂 the western sanctions helped Russia become a high income country. Imagine how embarrassing for the west 😂 everything they do backfire and fails 😂

  • @hopethishelp-nc6oh
    @hopethishelp-nc6oh 27 дней назад +40

    Insider becomes useful idiot for enemy even during war time. Imagine it will say same during WW3

    • @ssir5927
      @ssir5927 27 дней назад +19

      It was the WORLD BANK, one of the foundational pillars of the American Empire that upgraded Russia's classification...

    • @aquere
      @aquere 27 дней назад +7

      Omg dude are you freaking kidding me?

    • @aquere
      @aquere 27 дней назад +16

      So they should hide the truth?

    • @hopethishelp-nc6oh
      @hopethishelp-nc6oh 27 дней назад +1

      @@aquere omfffffG r u kidding, u r joking right? think deeper
      During war times smart countried fix problems like that without boosting enemies and showing ur own weaknesses in media n news.
      Ex: u would never see media or news in Russia, china, iran and ur enemy countries media and news talk positive of ur country esp war time
      During war time, no countries tell any truth that help enemy countries to take over ur country to torture, enslave, rap e, kill n worse to u, ur love ones n other people.
      Or u can name countried who do that during war time and won wars? Mostly countries who lost wars do what insidet did
      U said so they should hide the truth!!??
      99.999% of the truth u will never see nor hear in media and news. Those r inner circle, behind doors same as ur bosses or government doing things without tellin u.
      Only things they want u to believe r things they put on news for u to watch. Most u dont see, censor, ban, not in media amd news.
      If showimg weakness is what they want u to see and hear then they might have hidden agenda for why they show u this news instead of countless other news or they just incompetent or corrupt by doin what no countries during war time do to help enemy country win war

    • @hopethishelp-nc6oh
      @hopethishelp-nc6oh 27 дней назад +1

      @@ssir5927 read my long reply

  • @alfreeman728
    @alfreeman728 26 дней назад +13

    Is the poster being sarcastic? I ask because it's exactly the opposite of what is actually happening. Who wrote this? LOL!

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад

      Can't your mind cope with the truth 😂 the western sanctions helped Russia become a high income country. Imagine how embarrassing for the west 😂 everything they do backfire and fails 😂

  • @walterstockhecker5579
    @walterstockhecker5579 27 дней назад +1

    But its government spending? Where is it getting the revenue to sustain the spending?

    • @Wayne55231
      @Wayne55231 27 дней назад

      Maybe its copying America?

    • @weirdo1060
      @weirdo1060 27 дней назад +6

      Oil and gas sales. There is European price cap, but not an outright ban. India and China are also buying. Revenue is still okay for now, but is not sustainable in the long run (10+ years)

    • @760HorsePower
      @760HorsePower 27 дней назад +2

      They have unlimited natural resources

    • @ayushkumar-bg1xf
      @ayushkumar-bg1xf 27 дней назад

      Is not it same in USA since 2008 financial crisis?

    • @user-dg9hq8uz3g
      @user-dg9hq8uz3g 27 дней назад

      ​@@weirdo1060 that's the thing. They won't need to sustain it for 10+ years. It will be over in 2 years at max, unless it will be a world war.

  • @MarMar-nq9ii
    @MarMar-nq9ii 18 дней назад

    Олигархи и правительство перестали вывозить из России Деньги.
    На самом деле нет...

  • @monsantos5999
    @monsantos5999 27 дней назад +7

    Nice poo-tin propaganda 😂😂😂

  • @michaele8442
    @michaele8442 20 дней назад +7

    An example of economic growth in Russian: a company is awarded a government contract to dig a hole at a cost of USD 1 billion. Second government contract, fills in a large hole, costs USD 1 billion. GDP has therefore "grown" by 2 billion. Find the mistake.

    • @alispeed5095
      @alispeed5095 20 дней назад

      right.....

    • @trollmcclure2659
      @trollmcclure2659 20 дней назад +4

      You are more talking about the USA with all the useless middle men overinflating GDP, military industrial complex, overfinancialization, etc. and their GDP counting things such as imputated rents as if owners who live in their own home paid a rent

    • @heyyo162
      @heyyo162 20 дней назад

      I was thinking the same thing. 3 million Russians are working in the military industry, so of course they produce and contribute to the GDP. But the goods (=weapons) are not benefitting the economy, they are just consumed in the war. Had they produced goods of economically lasting utility (like tractors, infrastructure, schools), they would have been far better off. 22.6% of Russians do not have indoor plumbing. In rural Russia, almost 2/3rd's have no access to indoor toilets, 48.1% use outhouses and 18.4% do not have a sewage system.

    • @alispeed5095
      @alispeed5095 20 дней назад

      @@heyyo162 The weapons are contributing to the economy. Long term. Forinstance, russia is earning more people from conquest than they are losing.
      Secondly, all that land they take must have resources that will no doubt be plundered.
      I recall seeing some of the cities they took having some sort of mines or whatever.
      All seems well considering that they are in full scale war. These other things you say are downright silly considering even the US has remote rural areas where people live in worse conditions than in 3rd world nations....
      Did someone tell you that russia is Qatar? Few nations are completely well off. Income inequality exists in all nations world wide. With the exception of places like qatar or other places with vast resources and low pops.

    • @heyyo162
      @heyyo162 20 дней назад

      @@alispeed5095 OMGosh! American GDP/Capita is 7 times the one of Russia. The entire total GDP of Russia is BELOW Italy. Russia, despite being the heir of the Soviet empire with vast human and natural resources perform soooo lousy. People do not realise how much of dull incompetent pile of garbage Putin and his regime is. They effectively devastated the most important aspect of their export market, replacing it with devastated ukrainian soil. A few mines here and there, yes, but Russia has hundreds of unexploited ore reserves anyway. Will not add significantly to the economy.

  • @kavehdadgostar
    @kavehdadgostar 25 дней назад

    Just stupid people consider losing 500000 people an achievement. Main treasurer of a country is its people . If you have natural resources too , with your people you are in better situation. God gives power of thinking right! Amen

    • @j.k.1239
      @j.k.1239 24 дня назад +3

      Imagine believing made up number by Ukrainian MOD.

    • @HigherMorality
      @HigherMorality 18 дней назад

      You are stupid to believe in such nonsense. There hasn't even been 500K deployed during the entirety of the conflict.

  • @thethinker739
    @thethinker739 27 дней назад +31

    Fake news

    • @stiannunn5113
      @stiannunn5113 27 дней назад

      Crybaby. To much Ukro brainwash for you?😂

    • @georgekaradov1274
      @georgekaradov1274 26 дней назад +41

      Cope harder my boy..

    • @runbarryrun2717
      @runbarryrun2717 25 дней назад

      lol,you are going to cry a lot in the coming decades boy. The fake bubble of "russia lost" created by these same media will explode soon

    • @matrohmat5249
      @matrohmat5249 22 дня назад

      Pek nyus

    • @crimeo5169
      @crimeo5169 21 день назад

      Of course when they make a news that in favor for Russia you mf say it's fake news

  • @DK-qf6pr
    @DK-qf6pr 27 дней назад +11

    Spending all the money to military and losing 500000 young men surely contributes to economy. This is just a firework wait few years

    • @ivonacindric6417
      @ivonacindric6417 22 дня назад +3

      Pipe dream...

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад

      Can't your mind cope with the truth 😂 the western sanctions helped Russia become a high income country. Imagine how embarrassing for the west 😂 everything they do backfire and fails 😂

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад +4

      Plus it's hilarious that you believe those numbers told by some clowns 😂

  • @kidn00b1
    @kidn00b1 20 дней назад +3

    You miss the point of sanctions if you think it's meant to crash the economy of a country the size of Russia, they have resources and industry of their own. The purpose of these sanctions is to increase costs, limit special materials needed for certain technologies, and to put Russia into debt. Russia's GDP is going straight into the meatgrinder, which hey, it shores up your warmaking ability sure, but it drains every other sector out there.
    Countries that go onto total economic war footings will obviously see a big boost in GDP, but GDP doesn't pay off debts. Ask the British Empire during the 1st World War, or Germany during the 2nd, the Roman Republic... There will be jobs, will be money borrowed and spent, and there will be a drive in production. But what happens to them after the war? Ask the British Empire... or the Nazi's... the Romans. Huge deficit spending, inflation, and reorienting the Russian economy is going to absolutely wreck the already massively underperforming Russian economy not long after some cessation of hostilities.

    • @urdailygamr9229
      @urdailygamr9229 19 дней назад +2

      do you know usa's debt?

    • @kidn00b1
      @kidn00b1 18 дней назад

      ​@@urdailygamr9229
      I'm well aware of my country's debt. Debt was only one factor I stated, but I see you want to hyperfixate on something you recognize as a buzzword thrown around by idiots without actually knowing what debt is.
      Here's a question for you: do YOU know why debt is important? And if so, what role debt plays in global finances and economics?

  • @khel9505
    @khel9505 20 дней назад

    More on invading ukraine is making russia relying on xi jinping debt trap😂

  • @michaelborror4399
    @michaelborror4399 27 дней назад

    Hopefully it'll be a cold winter in the far country 🥶, but I'm sure it won't be nearly cold enough with the west's more mild and measured responses in the face of adversity.

  • @pkerit308
    @pkerit308 27 дней назад +13

    other videos debunk the increase in GDP

    • @Nauda999
      @Nauda999 27 дней назад

      Maybe World bank and IMF are lying, but are they are lying only this time or always?

    • @760HorsePower
      @760HorsePower 27 дней назад +3

      GDP doesn't mean much, Russia has almost no dept,

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад

      The western sanctions helped Russia become a high income country. Imagine how embarrassing for the west 😂 everything they do backfire and fails 😂

  • @mewmannamwem6087
    @mewmannamwem6087 22 дня назад +11

    я русский врач, отправлюсь на фронт потому что зарплата хорошая, и потому что я не хочу чтобы на нашей границе была Натовская база с ядерными ракетами

    • @rickywiehr7044
      @rickywiehr7044 20 дней назад +1

      There already are NATO bases on your border, or you don't know about Latvia, Norway, and Estonia? And thanks to this invasion, you now have Finland too. So Russia is winning!

  • @derbigpr500
    @derbigpr500 19 дней назад

    Selling shovels has always been a profitable business.

  • @vanceofthetube
    @vanceofthetube 25 дней назад +2

    Now we know how America became the richest country in the world😂

  • @IAMJEFFREY-cw9ns
    @IAMJEFFREY-cw9ns 21 день назад +12

    All the pro-ukraine fangirls are crying in the comments. All of a sudden they know more than the experts at the IMF and World Bank😂 Not only is Russia getting more revenue but it's slowly becoming the fastest growing economy in Europe. According to PPP figures, Russia already has the 5th largest economy in the world.

    • @usernamename2978
      @usernamename2978 20 дней назад +1

      Let me guess: you're an accountant who stares in delight at a spreadsheet...while the company collapses around you.

    • @ashtray2294
      @ashtray2294 19 дней назад

      Take into account how large RU is and the population number. 5th place is embarrasing. France, Germany and the UK are small countries yet they are above RU, almost three times in GDP per capita as well 🤣 Safe to say we overestimated the self proclaimed strongest in the world

    • @danishh8454
      @danishh8454 18 дней назад

      ​@@ashtray2294Russia growth depends Asia and Africa growth as fast as Asia like china and india grow

    • @HigherMorality
      @HigherMorality 18 дней назад

      @@ashtray2294 Russia's economy is 4th place now according to the world bank. Russia has by far the smallest population out of the top 4 world economies. According to the most recent estimates by the London based world economics institute, Russia's GDP per capita is 55.5K compared to 60K in UK and 65K in France. But Russia's GDP per capita in only ethnic Russian regions would be higher.

    • @jimmytimmy3680
      @jimmytimmy3680 18 дней назад +2

      Russia 🇷🇺 #1 Economy in Europe and #4 in the World.
      It surpassed Germany and Japan since 2021 and this year, its economy will grow faster than all of the "West" including the US😂😂😂

  • @user-xt6bd4qm5g
    @user-xt6bd4qm5g 20 дней назад

    If anyone is gullible enough to believe this your a lost cause😂😂😂

  • @frankmcgowan3371
    @frankmcgowan3371 22 дня назад +22

    What a BS report.

    • @DeusSalis
      @DeusSalis 21 день назад +6

      Haters gonna hate

    • @metalvideos1961
      @metalvideos1961 19 дней назад +1

      its facts learn it

    • @HigherMorality
      @HigherMorality 18 дней назад +2

      Yeah, yeah, you know better than the world bank, IMF and every legitimate global financial institution because of your little feelings.

  • @thinkerly1
    @thinkerly1 27 дней назад +11

    The subtitle of this video is so stupied. Russia lost its largest customer, the largest customer on Earth, Europe. Russia has lost 1.5 million The Russian government announced two months ago that revenues had declined 45%. They also announced that they would stop exporting gas -- because they don't ahve enough to export. The war has cost Russia perhaps 2 trillion dollars -- their gdp for 1-1/2 years. Their military has been decimated, havinv lost half their tanks and artillery, and 1/3 of their aircraft. No-one is getting rich. Clibkbait.

    • @ruzke_operator
      @ruzke_operator 27 дней назад +10

      AHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAH SOME ONE STILL BELIVING THIS NARRATIVES

    • @susomedin5770
      @susomedin5770 27 дней назад +6

      You are a bit lost

    • @user-ie7hs6fu3v
      @user-ie7hs6fu3v 27 дней назад +1

      Europe lost its largest consumer

    • @thelast6699
      @thelast6699 26 дней назад

      @@susomedin5770 ,and you are definitely lost!

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад

      Can't your mind cope with the truth 😂 the western sanctions helped Russia become a high income country. Imagine how embarrassing for the west 😂 everything they do backfire and fails 😂

  • @user-th4qx1sk3o
    @user-th4qx1sk3o 18 дней назад +2

    We have friends and family in Russia. They have simply gotten poor. Food have doubled in prices - consumer goods out of their reach. They hate the war, but have to pretend.

  • @sirloin869
    @sirloin869 27 дней назад

    its all rite,wen its all wight...

  • @ismailhossain4865
    @ismailhossain4865 6 дней назад

    "Ukraine capturing special moments
    Russia capturing territories"

  • @larryhyde8003
    @larryhyde8003 27 дней назад +5

    Epic Bull Sh*t!

    • @cwdjdsd-36321cs
      @cwdjdsd-36321cs 21 день назад

      Can't your mind cope with the truth 😂 the western sanctions helped Russia become a high income country. Imagine how embarrassing for the west 😂 everything they do backfire and fails 😂

  • @weirdo1060
    @weirdo1060 27 дней назад +4

    Guns vs. butter from macroeconomics. Russian economy is similar to US economy growth during World War 2 after Great Depression.
    Caveat is that this growth cannot last forever. After World War 2, US had a post war recession attempting to shift production priorities and finding civilian jobs for veterans. A similar situation is likely for Russia.

    • @ssir5927
      @ssir5927 27 дней назад

      After WW2 the US decided to just wage war all the time...

    • @HigherMorality
      @HigherMorality 18 дней назад +2

      Russia doesn't have a war economy. Social welfare spending alone was a higher portion of the budget than military spending.

    • @愛を込めてロシアから
      @愛を込めてロシアから 18 дней назад

      We have 2 percent unemployment, veterans will have something to do when they return