so there was this period in my life when i kept attracting the wrong people, wrong opportunities, everything just felt…off. i couldn’t figure out why it kept happening. then one day, a friend mentioned a book called Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, saying it helped them see the patterns they didn’t even realize they had. i decided to give it a read, and wow, it opened my eyes to how much my own energy was shaping my life. seriously, this book is something else.
Why ya think ? Cos are the most important in the whole of rus …rest of them have toilet but not all 😢😂😂Moscow is where all cash from taxin slaves end up 😂
I assume whenever the news says inflation, they mean core inflation which does not factor in food or energy prices because those two are far more volatile than other things.
@@paulurban2472 The thing is a national bank doesn't set an interest rate of 21 % if the real inflation is only 9 %. The inflation numbers from Russia are fictional.
@@paulurban2472 Of course not, that's why I didn't claim that figure was the inflation, just the "increase". But you can be sureAF it's above 23% because their central bank wanted to increase the key interest rate to 23%.
I would feel sorry for the Russians if it wasn’t for the fact they approve of this war! Despite what all the economists say the average Russian is much poorer since the war but will take it for their imperialistic ideology! I hope next year the councils can no longer afford Christmas. anything for the Russian people to tire against there anti western views and realise like there former comrades that this is all a lot of nonsense! Poland is proof that you can maintain your conservative views whilst embracing open democracy and a rule based international community.
Should've gotten Russia into NATO when they were broken. Now people are regaining their nationalistic sense and with the amount of hate they see online there won't be a way back.
Like you I did feel sorry for Russians but no longer. Russian mothers in particular are beyond understanding. How can they hand their kids over to die for a coward. Beyond baffled.
rule based international community = NATO, US, Anglo-Saxon alliance. when are you entitled westerner going to understand that most of the world don't want this and we are not falling for your BS anymore.
You both sound heavily propagandized. "Rules based international community", "to die for a coward". THAT is a lot of nonsense. If at least the west was not supporting a genocide, terrorists, and openly calling for a "strategic defeat of Russia", your comments might make some sense. But, things being as they are, it is baffling to me what the mainstream media and its consumers here in the west have turned into. Literally unbelievable.
1:33 2000 rubles is ~19 US dollars or ~18 euros and yet they say it's expensive... I mean i'm from Romania and that's like 90 RON which to me seems quite cheap, i spent on my Christmas tree 300 lei
@kwektans yes and no. But I don't mean to say that the nominal value matters. However there is such a thing called the international market and a domestic market. a bmw car comes from the international market and it's like 50.000 euro which is "expensive" for a Russian, a Christmas tree comes from the domestic market and it's 18 euros and it's "expensive" still, for the value it brings
@ and more than 20% inflation in Russia with interest rates so high they destroy business investment and profit. Exchange rate alone means anything bought abroad costs far more. Your comparison is laughable and as deluded as the war criminal himself.
@@maxblanck123 You’re missing some basic economics here. Paying someone to dig a hole and fill it back up boosts GDP but adds no real value or benefit to society. The same applies to weapons-produced only to be destroyed-which make up a big chunk of GDP. In Russia’s case, without military production, their GDP would actually shrink by 4-5%. Food for thought
@@maxblanck123 The Russian government heavily invests into its war economy which is reflected in economical growth and boosts the numbers. Though missiles, shells and tanks don't help to increase the quality of life for ordinary Russians. It is money, resources and labor going to waste that could have been invested into infrastructure, education and health care.
For understanding price is rising. For example, bread cost 80 cents, and now it costs 1 dollar. But the price of the most important products remains the same and for understanding, who says that a normal standard of living is only in Moscow or St. Petersburg. This is not true. In the regions, the wage level is lower, but the products are cheaper and the living space is also cheaper. Most Russians have their own apartments. The state supports families. The rise in prices has hit more vulnerable groups of the population such as pensioners. You don't need to ask the young about the rise in prices, they work. Salaries have also increased by 20-30% over the past 2 years and more than cover the rise in prices.
how would you know? given you think Christ had anything to do with 25 December. other than a bunch of pagans slapping Christ name on it in the first century.
Did Putin just say ''The most important thing is quality of life'' ??? Ha-ha ROFLMAO. Try telling that to the 800,000 victims (and rising) of his damn fool campaign.
Oh, yes. We’re told that we live poorly, that we have no food, and that we’re surrounded by poverty. But when we tell the truth-that this isn’t the case, that we live in warm homes, earn money, enjoy excellent services, have fully stocked store shelves, travel abroad, and pay next to nothing for utilities-you call us brainwashed because it doesn’t fit the narrative you’re being fed. 😊
In some eu democratic countries below you can get arrested for offending people online and in 2025 we might see stricter rules, meanwhile one of those countries allowed an ex p*do to participate in the Olympics as one of the representatives.
Russians lack the natural human emotion of empathy. Even mothers do not love their children as they should. Russian society is doomed as a result. Empathy for others is so important! To be able to place yourself in someone else’s shoes and know how they feel is not a Russian ability, sadly. 😢
@@thegreatdane3627 But many countries in within the EU like Romania, Poland and 3 Baltic states are all above 5 percent only countries like Denmark are the lowest. Also 9.5 percent is just about the same with 2022 EU inflation rate ( 9.3) so even Europe has experienced that just two years ago
If you still don’t understand why all of this is happening, then I guess there’s nothing more to say 🙌. And why should we want to be like Germany? Paying huge taxes for everything? No, thank you. We want to be ourselves ✨.
@@MercerTarot "If you still don’t understand why all of this is happening, then I guess there’s nothing more to say " Putin interfered in ukrainian politics one too many time in 2013, which was the catalyst for the euromaidan movement, which ended with Yanukovich fleeing Ukraine. A few days after, before the new ukrainian government could do anything at all, Putin sent troops to invade Crimea and, a few months later sent agents in the Donbas to start a civil war, which he then constantly fueled event to the point of sending actual russian soldiers in support. It took until december 2014 for the new ukrainian government to officially end neutrality and ask NATO for help. Until 2019 for them to put joining NATO into the ukrainian constitution. In other words, they didn't want to join NATO, they wished to remain neutral and keep the status quo, but russian agression forced their hand. In 2021 (a year in which 25 civilians total died in the Donbas), Putin sent an ultimatum to NATO, then in 2022 started the "SMO" that has so far destroyed the russian soviet legacy stocks of equipment, brought NATO some new members and brought between 1 to 2 million casualties between russian and ukrainians. It's clearly not happening because Ukraine wanted to join NATO (they didn't want to in 2014, nor could they have back then as France and Germany made it clear they would block any attempt), nor because of any NATO threat (they are more powerful now and Russia already had nukes back in 2014) and it's not to protect people in the Donbas or in Ukraine (they are the one who suffer the most from Putin's war and the 2021 ultimatum simply didn't mention them at all). Putin though he could have an easy victory in 2014 and he was right. He thought the western powers wouldn't react when he started the civil war in 2014 and he was right. He then thought he could have an easy victory with the west not doing anything again in 2022, which proved a huge misscalculation -> he was proven very wrong. Instead of accepting he was wrong, he doubled and tripled down on his failed bet, ruining Russia in the process and killing so many tens of thousands. That basically all there is to it.
Remind us when were Russians waiting in line for bread. Was it in the 90's when Russian President was the western puppet? The one presented that danced drunk in front of Clinton and Bush - but west liked Yeltzin and called him democratic leader?
For the millionth time - raising interest rates only curbs inflation that is "demand-driven." This is when people are borrowing and over spending because interest rates are too low. That is not what is happening in Russia (or anywhere else on Earth right now).
You've not factored in all the maths, £35 is the equivalent to a russian pensioners entire week income, so the inflation that's hitting them would be like the British Christmas tree being about £500 to you, so a pretty shocking price.
Instead of worrying about your own inflation in the EU which is worse than Russia, you are talking about Russia. I guess it is more satisfying to talk about others to make you feel like you are not alone in your failure.
The high inflation that the Russian economy is dealing with includes the cost of war, higher wages for the conscripts going to war, the high salaries of millions working in military factories, and sanctions. However, once the war comes to a halt, as eventually all wars do, there will be millions who will be out of high paying jobs, including providing tax revenues back to the state. Thus, inflation, subsequent unemployment, and lowering oil prices will be issues that will continue to drive down the Russian economy and provide a slow, if not a stagnant, recovery. So, even if Russia wins the war, which is doubtful, it still loses a decade of growth. JUST SAYING...
Russia is at war for 3 years but surviving well...inflation is at a high now ... But inflation is very high in UK and France also .... Can you please analyze why ??
UK inflation is 2.6 per cent. Russia claims its inflation rate is 9 per cent but few economists believe this figure. Bank of England base rate is 4.75 per cent, following two reductions in recent months, Russian central bank rate 21 per cent and would probably be higher without the Kremlin's interference. Get your facts straight before you comment.
and everything could have ended without starting in Istanbul 2022. but the greed and stupidity of the Ukrainian leadership, the incitement of the West gave Kyiv instructions for war.
4000 south korean won vs 2.7 us dollar, so what??? The Huge difference is what can you get with 2000 ruble vs what can you get with 18 euro, with 18 euro not so much...
In the rest of Europe many people are suffering from the war too, shopping price increased, gas prices, etc. ( Meanwhile in Russia they recently just sold many tickets for movies, some seem to have a pretty high budget)
Perang memicu inflasi di Rusia, perang juga memicu inflasi di German dan UE sebagai pendukung utama Ukraina. Perang memang hanya membawa penderitaan bagi penduduk biasa seperti saya dan kamu. Damai damai...
It must be that only USA and Russia got hit by the crisis and Europeans are enjoying the life…Many Americans are suffering to afford rent and groceries now.
I asked for strength and God gave me difficulties to make me strong. I asked for wisdom and God gave me problems to solve. I asked for courage and God gave me dangers to overcome. I asked for love and God gave me troubled people to help. My prayers were answered.
i remember this one night i was scrolling aimlessly, feeling like i had hit rock bottom. it felt like nothing i wanted was ever going to happen for me. i don’t know why, but i clicked on this link about the book Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, and something about it drew me in. the more i read, the more i felt like it was written just for me. it’s wild how much a single book can change your perspective.
And the West , of course , will lift its sanctions . 😂 We all understand perfectly well that no matter what we do , sanctions will last forever and NATO and the West will threaten our security .
Yes, but obviously not nearly as bad as Russia. All the world’s best economists agree that Russia is in huge trouble, of which it has no way out. It can only get worse. That’s what you get when you start an illegal war against your peaceful neighbour. Russia will soon collapse as a country and will disintegrate into many little states. Millions of trapped people will finally be free.
IN the west 100% or people have access to fentanyl. and many abuse it to death. IN west they have tent cities with gold plated toilet seats and marble floors, and no store front ever smells like urine. US had over 300 school shoots in 2024. Russia had zero. you really wanna compare in a glass house?
Действительно многие старые дома в деревнях не имеют тёплых туалетов, и это проблема остаётся только из-за нежелания жителей что-то менять. Но кто хотел уже построил даже в старых домах тёплые туалеты. Все новые дома в деревнях уже строятся с санузлом.
@@ЭДЯТМ reluctance to change anything? Ok lets say that you have zero dollars in the bank account, how many toilets do you think a person can buy with zero dollars ? what is the point of having a toilet if you have no sewerage system in place? how is it the fault of he average villager that the government has never bothered to help them ?
watching the reporter from Riga feels a bit like looking to a high school amateur impro play or so. Doesn't give a very professional vibe. That said, it's a million times better than how i would perform.
It's hard to know howthings really are going in tyrannies. Today a regime might seem as strong as ever and the next day it might fall. My feeling is that Putin is going strong. But remembering the Prigozhin incident some time ago, when all of a sudden Putin was completely panicked on TV... - things in Russia may not be as stable and set in stone as they seem
I don't know, I live in Russia, I'm 35 and for all my life I have never had such a salary as during the war such a feeling that our government begins to work only when life weighs on a thread and as sad as it may sound but it would be better if the war did not end.
@@dubsar it is also about traditions. Russians celebrate on 7th of Jan. People of Ukraine (they are all Russians like it or not) do it same way. Used to do until some corrupted guy decided to show off and please its sponsors.
Привет всем из бедной России😂. В этот новый год у нас на столе не было изменений, был черный и белый хлеб, салаты из рыбы, из мяса, из овощей, стейки семги, шашлык из свинины и индейки, бутерброды с красной икрой, грибы, домашние компоты, соки, ананасы, мандарины, бананы и все остальное. Водки не было. Было грузинское вино красное и белое, егермейстер, виски и пиво. Джек Дэниэлс 12 и Мальборо никуда не пропали, как и нутелла и кока кола. Я не зная как они попали на наш стол, наверное это КГБ😂. Человек на нашей улице стал пригонять на продажу новые машины, он катал клиентов на ролс Ройс и Санта фе 2024 года. Жизнь стала интереснее, появились новые виды занятий, которых не было раньше. Если цена на продукты и все остальное растёт, просто включите этот рост в стоимость своих услуг и всё.
Is this chap working for Russia?.. He certainly isn't an independent journalist or an economist. Russian people are struggling. If you are a pensioner you are on about $140 a month. An average salary is $500 a month. Try paying your rent and buying food on this. Why is butter locked in cases with security tags?. Everything is ok is it?..😂.. I would be a better journalist than this fool. 😂
I also felt that the chap is taking the bright sight for Russia. The facts he mentions (like increased effective salary in some industries) is correct (at least, I heard it from other sources as well). But pensions are indeed 15-20k ruble (still enough to buy 10 Xmas trees) and average income in parts of Russia is below $500. Average is not a good measurement, because of the high inequality of income: Moscow and St Petersburg have high incomes, some people have very high income. That increases the average salary, while the average Russian has the (much lower) median salary.
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
so there was this period in my life when i kept attracting the wrong people, wrong opportunities, everything just felt…off. i couldn’t figure out why it kept happening. then one day, a friend mentioned a book called Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, saying it helped them see the patterns they didn’t even realize they had. i decided to give it a read, and wow, it opened my eyes to how much my own energy was shaping my life. seriously, this book is something else.
800,000 dead and wounded, a Christmas present from Putin
And only 31k for Ukraine 🤔😂😂😂
This is only confirmed numbers and will be higher. There will be more not accounted for!! 🤷♂️
whaat! I dont believe that number, russian have nearly 10 to 1 Ukrainian, in anything, men power, artillary..
@@maxblanck123 10 to 1 losses
And 1528915 Billion with PTSD, innit?
why always just Moscow and St Petersburg?
why not?
Why should anyone go outside of these two cities, where there are no toilettes?
@maxblanck123 surely the largest country on this planet is more than 2 cities? why not Chelyabinsk for example... true Russia
It's where the oligarchs live, the rest of the country doesn't matter.
Why ya think ? Cos are the most important in the whole of rus …rest of them have toilet but not all 😢😂😂Moscow is where all cash from taxin slaves end up 😂
More than 9% inflation, good joke. A loaf of bread from 20 to 50 rubles is a 150% increase.
So is the only product you can buy in Russia is bread?
I assume whenever the news says inflation, they mean core inflation which does not factor in food or energy prices because those two are far more volatile than other things.
Bread prices here in EU have increased by 200%. Just saying.
@@paulurban2472
The thing is a national bank doesn't set an interest rate of 21 % if the real inflation is only 9 %.
The inflation numbers from Russia are fictional.
@@paulurban2472 Of course not, that's why I didn't claim that figure was the inflation, just the "increase". But you can be sureAF it's above 23% because their central bank wanted to increase the key interest rate to 23%.
Absolutely 0 sympathy.
Jesus taking notes. :)
Barbaar
You're so cool little bro I remember when I was 12
I would feel sorry for the Russians if it wasn’t for the fact they approve of this war! Despite what all the economists say the average Russian is much poorer since the war but will take it for their imperialistic ideology! I hope next year the councils can no longer afford Christmas. anything for the Russian people to tire against there anti western views and realise like there former comrades that this is all a lot of nonsense! Poland is proof that you can maintain your conservative views whilst embracing open democracy and a rule based international community.
Should've gotten Russia into NATO when they were broken. Now people are regaining their nationalistic sense and with the amount of hate they see online there won't be a way back.
Whatever russia says is mostly for domestic audience, in the west we know its lies 🤷♂️
Like you I did feel sorry for Russians but no longer. Russian mothers in particular are beyond understanding. How can they hand their kids over to die for a coward. Beyond baffled.
rule based international community = NATO, US, Anglo-Saxon alliance.
when are you entitled westerner going to understand that most of the world don't want this and we are not falling for your BS anymore.
You both sound heavily propagandized. "Rules based international community", "to die for a coward". THAT is a lot of nonsense. If at least the west was not supporting a genocide, terrorists, and openly calling for a "strategic defeat of Russia", your comments might make some sense. But, things being as they are, it is baffling to me what the mainstream media and its consumers here in the west have turned into. Literally unbelievable.
Expresses optimism" for what? Thousands die every day, because of his War! He deserves no mercy!
Sadly, because of Putin, many families will spend this Christmas separated.
but they are making money, after the war, all the men that fought the war, will be a new middleclass
@@maxblanck123is there a middle class in the afterlife?
@@maxblanck123 They don’t get the money promised. They only get the first pay.
Their commanders seem to take it. ( corruption is everywhere)
Permanently
@@maxblanck123 nope, the generals will be the new top class, while ordinary people will continue to be poor in ruzzia...
Putin is all that matters. Russians not so much.
I did not know Putin believes in God.
1:33 2000 rubles is ~19 US dollars or ~18 euros and yet they say it's expensive... I mean i'm from Romania and that's like 90 RON which to me seems quite cheap, i spent on my Christmas tree 300 lei
Hahaha; have you checked the exchange rates for Japanese yen to dollar or Korean won to dollar? Anyway that’s not how economics work.
@kwektans yes and no. But I don't mean to say that the nominal value matters. However there is such a thing called the international market and a domestic market.
a bmw car comes from the international market and it's like 50.000 euro which is "expensive" for a Russian, a Christmas tree comes from the domestic market and it's 18 euros and it's "expensive" still, for the value it brings
The relationship between domestic wages and domestic costs is critical when deciding wether or not things are expensive.
Are you trying to tell me that Romania didn’t get hit by the world’s economic crisis when even we in the U.S. are suffering big time?
Quality of life - did Putin say that? 😂😂😂
well 4% growth in a war. Germany 0.2% in peace time.
@ and more than 20% inflation in Russia with interest rates so high they destroy business investment and profit. Exchange rate alone means anything bought abroad costs far more. Your comparison is laughable and as deluded as the war criminal himself.
@@maxblanck123 You’re missing some basic economics here. Paying someone to dig a hole and fill it back up boosts GDP but adds no real value or benefit to society. The same applies to weapons-produced only to be destroyed-which make up a big chunk of GDP. In Russia’s case, without military production, their GDP would actually shrink by 4-5%. Food for thought
@@maxblanck123 The Russian government heavily invests into its war economy which is reflected in economical growth and boosts the numbers.
Though missiles, shells and tanks don't help to increase the quality of life for ordinary Russians.
It is money, resources and labor going to waste that could have been invested into infrastructure, education and health care.
They have invested there too.
The situation in Moscow and St. Petersburg is very different from the rest of Russia living in abject poverty
Just like the situation in Berlin and Munich is very different from the Rural east Germany in adjacent poverty
@@spacefire6181 i am from rural east Germany and you are lying. On the other hand i visited rural Russia and people there barely survive. Just saying.
More % of people live in poverty in US
The sad thing is, throughout Russian history these 2 cities are the ones that decided who rules Russia.
@@jaabaadaabaaadoo is that how AFD getting 40-50 percent in rural East Germany and many also vote for BSW?
For understanding price is rising.
For example, bread cost 80 cents, and now it costs 1 dollar. But the price of the most important products remains the same and for understanding, who says that a normal standard of living is only in Moscow or St. Petersburg. This is not true. In the regions, the wage level is lower, but the products are cheaper and the living space is also cheaper. Most Russians have their own apartments. The state supports families. The rise in prices has hit more vulnerable groups of the population such as pensioners. You don't need to ask the young about the rise in prices, they work. Salaries have also increased by 20-30% over the past 2 years and more than cover the rise in prices.
like Trump, he doesn't really care about anybody but himself
Applies to 90% of the global population, doesn't it?
At least we get the dementia issues out of the White House.
Brilliant comment. Love it.
The difference is that Putin is smart, Trump will be like Biden in 2 years.
Trump is truly the king of thinking only about himself...
Oh the irony of Putin celebrating Christmas. Putin is the direct opposite of everything Christ stood for
I have to totally agree with you on that one. or in other word: Amen!
he has to mask his evil some way
So is the Pope but you guys are still worshiping him.
@@robymaru03 Remind me again, which countries did the Pope invade?
how would you know? given you think Christ had anything to do with 25 December. other than a bunch of pagans slapping Christ name on it in the first century.
Putin is giving Russians Coal for Christmas, literally .😂
kremlin "church" blessing nukes
They call nukes, offerings.
Gotta love Putin: 'the most important thing is quality of life....' and his people lap it up
Did Putin just say ''The most important thing is quality of life'' ??? Ha-ha ROFLMAO. Try telling that to the 800,000 victims (and rising) of his damn fool campaign.
Merry Christmas to Russia & Ukraine and to all Orthodox around the world
Ukraine now does xmas on 25th december, like rest of civilised world!!
civilized world is crazy
@@Nick-ov8smyou mean zelensky does. Majority of Ukraine still stick to tradition
@paulurban2472 no 25th you heard him ?
Zombies everywhere in Russia.
As if it were different here.
I bet everything you "know" about Russia comes from western media and politicians. And could fit on the head of a pin.
Oh, yes. We’re told that we live poorly, that we have no food, and that we’re surrounded by poverty. But when we tell the truth-that this isn’t the case, that we live in warm homes, earn money, enjoy excellent services, have fully stocked store shelves, travel abroad, and pay next to nothing for utilities-you call us brainwashed because it doesn’t fit the narrative you’re being fed. 😊
@@FlockOfBIRDS-k7d much different, for someone who travel across ruzzia and western world, for sure its so different,.
In some eu democratic countries below you can get arrested for offending people online and in 2025 we might see stricter rules, meanwhile one of those countries allowed an ex p*do to participate in the Olympics as one of the representatives.
The 800000 Dead can’t celebrate Christmas with their families.
Those include injured. It's more like 300 thousand
Dear Moscowvits, be happy for your leader, champagne, vodka, caviar, turkey, salmon won't miss on his table.
They sure are happy. Why arent you?
Russians lack the natural human emotion of empathy. Even mothers do not love their children as they should. Russian society is doomed as a result. Empathy for others is so important! To be able to place yourself in someone else’s shoes and know how they feel is not a Russian ability, sadly. 😢
Каждый новый год и Рождество мы отмечаем именно так, как вы и советуете. И мы любим своего президента и уважаем!!! Что бы вы там не говорили.
Слава Україні, брате!
@@заправду-т7вДоширак сам себя не купит, держи🎁🙈🤣
Where do you get this information? Be fair. Prices rising is a worldwide problem. Report facts as they should be reported. Truthfully. Not biased .
1st week of 2025, Russia just secured 1 Trillion in lithium deposits.
Quoting putler on economy growth rates, yup - that's reliable.
Total Hypocrisy!!!
🇺🇲💪🇺🇦
These two are hypocrisies? Ok then.
Their Christmas is really beautiful, i have to admit.
With 'their' you mean the residents of Moscow and St Petersburg. No one cares about the rest of the country.
Russian inflation was only ranked 16th in Europe in 2023 and even in 2024 was still mo number 1 and no that much higher than many EU countries
How is the special operation doing?
Yes because you have such low inflation, you must raise your interest rate to 21%. Right.
Euro zone inflation was 2,4% in 2024. The official inflation rate in russia was 9,5%.
@@thegreatdane3627 But many countries in within the EU like Romania, Poland and 3 Baltic states are all above 5 percent only countries like Denmark are the lowest. Also 9.5 percent is just about the same with 2022 EU inflation rate ( 9.3) so even Europe has experienced that just two years ago
@@andreverwoerd1378 I am no saying Russia is doing good but neither is Europe
Well I'd like to focus here in Europe. With prices so high, Christmass was different from other years!! Russia is in war. What about Europeans?
Možete li napraviti prilog o tome kakav je život u ukrajini??😂
How prosperous and amazing a country like Russia could be without a dictatorship
what was it like in the 90s? when the West hugged her with one hand and rummaged in his pockets with the other? no, thanks)))
We’re doing great. Thriving more and more every day. Thanks for your concern-now turn off your TV.
@@MercerTarot Tell that to the value of the rubble lmao
@@MercerTarot You people need to stop lying first of all.
@ 🤦♀️
Sounds similar to here in Canada .
but canada is not in a war, is it?
@maxblanck123 except for that, I was thinking financially
Canadá is vastly more prosperous than Muscovy.
@@dianedee7919 exactly canada doing worst than russia in peace times
Well I'm in Canada and had a fabulous Christmas time !
So many people died because of him...
Russia could be like Germany if they would stop invade every neighbouring country. 😢
If you still don’t understand why all of this is happening, then I guess there’s nothing more to say 🙌. And why should we want to be like Germany? Paying huge taxes for everything? No, thank you. We want to be ourselves ✨.
@@MercerTarot "If you still don’t understand why all of this is happening, then I guess there’s nothing more to say "
Putin interfered in ukrainian politics one too many time in 2013, which was the catalyst for the euromaidan movement, which ended with Yanukovich fleeing Ukraine. A few days after, before the new ukrainian government could do anything at all, Putin sent troops to invade Crimea and, a few months later sent agents in the Donbas to start a civil war, which he then constantly fueled event to the point of sending actual russian soldiers in support.
It took until december 2014 for the new ukrainian government to officially end neutrality and ask NATO for help. Until 2019 for them to put joining NATO into the ukrainian constitution. In other words, they didn't want to join NATO, they wished to remain neutral and keep the status quo, but russian agression forced their hand.
In 2021 (a year in which 25 civilians total died in the Donbas), Putin sent an ultimatum to NATO, then in 2022 started the "SMO" that has so far destroyed the russian soviet legacy stocks of equipment, brought NATO some new members and brought between 1 to 2 million casualties between russian and ukrainians.
It's clearly not happening because Ukraine wanted to join NATO (they didn't want to in 2014, nor could they have back then as France and Germany made it clear they would block any attempt), nor because of any NATO threat (they are more powerful now and Russia already had nukes back in 2014) and it's not to protect people in the Donbas or in Ukraine (they are the one who suffer the most from Putin's war and the 2021 ultimatum simply didn't mention them at all).
Putin though he could have an easy victory in 2014 and he was right. He thought the western powers wouldn't react when he started the civil war in 2014 and he was right. He then thought he could have an easy victory with the west not doing anything again in 2022, which proved a huge misscalculation -> he was proven very wrong. Instead of accepting he was wrong, he doubled and tripled down on his failed bet, ruining Russia in the process and killing so many tens of thousands.
That basically all there is to it.
`I was told over and over by R T that they won the war 3 years ago?
💛 UA!
I can't afford Christmas 🎄 in England as well stop manipulating people
Maybe you should spend Christmas somewhere else then, Stanislav.
Hristos se rodi!!! Srećan Božić Vladimiru Putinu❤❤❤❤!!! Srećan Božić pravoslavnoj Rusiji❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤....
It seems most Russians still believe that Putin is a great gift to Russia😁
Of , course !!! We love our president. Do you like Olaf or Berbock ??? 🤣🤣🤣
@@JosephHoggang-bk4bk If you saw the state of Russia during the 90s you would believe that
It is you who believe that Zelensky was sent to you by God and therefore everyone is bufitsurated by the shopping center😂😂😂
Yes we do. Unlike Americans, Germans, British and French who hate their leaders.
Russian will be waiting in line for bread again. Thanks Putin for being a great leader
Remind us when were Russians waiting in line for bread. Was it in the 90's when Russian President was the western puppet? The one presented that danced drunk in front of Clinton and Bush - but west liked Yeltzin and called him democratic leader?
For the millionth time - raising interest rates only curbs inflation that is "demand-driven." This is when people are borrowing and over spending because interest rates are too low. That is not what is happening in Russia (or anywhere else on Earth right now).
The war cost Germany than Russia😂😂😂
Christmas trees costed £35 here in England. That was no inflation?? Okay
You've not factored in all the maths, £35 is the equivalent to a russian pensioners entire week income, so the inflation that's hitting them would be like the British Christmas tree being about £500 to you, so a pretty shocking price.
Instead of worrying about your own inflation in the EU which is worse than Russia, you are talking about Russia. I guess it is more satisfying to talk about others to make you feel like you are not alone in your failure.
Russian inflation: 9.5%
EU inflation: 2.4%
Another alumni of the Sergei Shoigu school of mathematics.
No western country has anywhere close to the inflation of Russia
You OK?
What an incredibly ignorant comment 😂😂
@@nigelgarrett7970 What is Debt of EU countries America canada vs Russia???? Tell me
The high inflation that the Russian economy is dealing with includes the cost of war, higher wages for the conscripts going to war, the high salaries of millions working in military factories, and sanctions. However, once the war comes to a halt, as eventually all wars do, there will be millions who will be out of high paying jobs, including providing tax revenues back to the state. Thus, inflation, subsequent unemployment, and lowering oil prices will be issues that will continue to drive down the Russian economy and provide a slow, if not a stagnant, recovery. So, even if Russia wins the war, which is doubtful, it still loses a decade of growth. JUST SAYING...
100,000 young widows celebrate Christmas alone 😢
Yes because Boris say no peace so what do you expect
@@MomodouLaminCham-p2f Botski still on the boris train lol.
@@Shaddarhimis it a train or just a corrupt politician with no talents and care for anyone in the world?
@@goranrajcevic5550That’s Putin you’re describing 😂😂
America industrial complex want war for continue profit
The anchor desperately trying to extract the answer he wants from the journalist.
I feel he should just give his biased extempore 😂
*Because of his war, there was a "Christmas Day horror crash" news everywhere.*
Russia is at war for 3 years but surviving well...inflation is at a high now ...
But inflation is very high in UK and France also ....
Can you please analyze why ??
UK inflation is 2.6 per cent. Russia claims its inflation rate is 9 per cent but few economists believe this figure. Bank of England base rate is 4.75 per cent, following two reductions in recent months, Russian central bank rate 21 per cent and would probably be higher without the Kremlin's interference. Get your facts straight before you comment.
How many Russian families are mourning for their dead close ones at 2024 Christmas? 10,000 more...?
and everything could have ended without starting in Istanbul 2022. but the greed and stupidity of the Ukrainian leadership, the incitement of the West gave Kyiv instructions for war.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Be blessed!
Looks like Christmas was slightly safer in a country at war than in Germany.
maybe because they have no money to buy fireworks
@Ganna_Ka
The world runs out of fireworks before Russia does seemingly..
@@Ganna_Kalol what
2000 rubles = 18 euro
2000 rubles = 36 euros !
Sorry got that wrong I meant 4000 !
What was the rate in 2021? Same?
4000 south korean won vs 2.7 us dollar, so what??? The Huge difference is what can you get with 2000 ruble vs what can you get with 18 euro, with 18 euro not so much...
Russia don't use Euro's or dollars anymore, you metric is worthless.
In the rest of Europe many people are suffering from the war too, shopping price increased, gas prices, etc.
( Meanwhile in Russia they recently just sold many tickets for movies, some seem to have a pretty high budget)
How many wars of agression has the US launched?
Whataboutism at its finest.
Name 1?
@@nigelgarrett7970thanks for answering his question!
Lol show me a western country who isn't struggling with inflation and cost of living 🤣
Ok Igor, show us a western country with (under-reported) inflation of 9 per cent and interest rates of 21 per cent.
Netherlands (my country)?
Here in America that inflation rate is 2.7%
Cope.
Canada, like most western countries our inflation is now about 3%
@@rogerwilco5918and in America taxes are over the roof
Perang memicu inflasi di Rusia, perang juga memicu inflasi di German dan UE sebagai pendukung utama Ukraina. Perang memang hanya membawa penderitaan bagi penduduk biasa seperti saya dan kamu. Damai damai...
German inflation 2.2%. EU inflation 2.4% Russian inflation 9.5%. Russian shops are keeping the butter with the caviar to stop theft.
The worldwide inflation is partially caused by this war. It started with the Covid pandemic, that impacted the economy.
Чушь не несите, смешно смотреть 😂
It must be that only USA and Russia got hit by the crisis and Europeans are enjoying the life…Many Americans are suffering to afford rent and groceries now.
I asked for strength and God gave me difficulties to make me strong.
I asked for wisdom and God gave me problems to solve.
I asked for courage and God gave me dangers to overcome.
I asked for love and God gave me troubled people to help.
My prayers were answered.
Russia is flowing with money, that is why there is inflation, and the war with the west (via Ukraine) is boosting the Russian economy.
@@richardmarsden5610 says no reputable economist.
What about Germany
what about it? is it at war with someone again?
Well the average income in Germany is the incomes of the top 10% russians
@@Orray No is at war with North Stram pipe line
My family never had a real tree. :/
The same here in the American
But life is good in your mum 🥰
Brazil is in South America, so yeah.
But don't pretend like you're in USA, comrade.
No, iflation in the US is around 3%
In europe to.
No.
Yes
Great report👍🏻❄️
"They hate us because we stole their country from them"... David Ben-Gurion 1st PM 1948-1952
i remember this one night i was scrolling aimlessly, feeling like i had hit rock bottom. it felt like nothing i wanted was ever going to happen for me. i don’t know why, but i clicked on this link about the book Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, and something about it drew me in. the more i read, the more i felt like it was written just for me. it’s wild how much a single book can change your perspective.
Instead in Germany prices have gone down😂
You mean employment?
There is a solution....stop the war, elect (yes elect) a leader that actually wants the Russian people to thrive in the world trade economy.
Solution is no nato on Russia border no war .America military industrial complex want wars to continue so more profit can be made
And the West , of course , will lift its sanctions . 😂
We all understand perfectly well that no matter what we do , sanctions will last forever and NATO and the West will threaten our security .
Price is high in other countries too
Yes, but obviously not nearly as bad as Russia. All the world’s best economists agree that Russia is in huge trouble, of which it has no way out. It can only get worse. That’s what you get when you start an illegal war against your peaceful neighbour. Russia will soon collapse as a country and will disintegrate into many little states. Millions of trapped people will finally be free.
Are they eating their hamsters yet?
Are you hungry?
@FlockOfBIRDS-k7d me? Not really. Had some nice chicken for dinner today. Considering duck for tomorrow 👍
In rural Russia, almost 66% have no access to indoor toilets, 48.1% use outhouses and 18.4% do not have a sewage system… 😅
Numbers Per Russian State Statistics Service Rosstat 😊 Let’s upset Russian trolls with Russian facts 😅
IN the west 100% or people have access to fentanyl. and many abuse it to death.
IN west they have tent cities with gold plated toilet seats and marble floors, and no store front ever smells like urine.
US had over 300 school shoots in 2024. Russia had zero.
you really wanna compare in a glass house?
Действительно многие старые дома в деревнях не имеют тёплых туалетов, и это проблема остаётся только из-за нежелания жителей что-то менять. Но кто хотел уже построил даже в старых домах тёплые туалеты. Все новые дома в деревнях уже строятся с санузлом.
Russia is 2 trillion dollars economy fools Russia not rich country
@@ЭДЯТМ reluctance to change anything? Ok lets say that you have zero dollars in the bank account, how many toilets do you think a person can buy with zero dollars ? what is the point of having a toilet if you have no sewerage system in place? how is it the fault of he average villager that the government has never bothered to help them ?
It's just the same here in the US. Inflation is a pain everywhere.
Why don't you actually look at the inflation figures before making comments like this, 'factchecker'?
lol the inflation rate in the us is around 2.7%. Google is hard
Germany’s economy is about to go kaput and still its worries about Russia….😂
Christmas tree salesman named Ramiz! 😂😂😂
Well Russia is multi racial and multi religious
@kabzaify like more then 70% of the world!
watching the reporter from Riga feels a bit like looking to a high school amateur impro play or so. Doesn't give a very professional vibe. That said, it's a million times better than how i would perform.
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦💪
В России елку наряжают на новый год к 31 декабря , а не на Рождество и фейервеки тоже запускают на новый год.
It's hard to know howthings really are going in tyrannies. Today a regime might seem as strong as ever and the next day it might fall. My feeling is that Putin is going strong. But remembering the Prigozhin incident some time ago, when all of a sudden Putin was completely panicked on TV... - things in Russia may not be as stable and set in stone as they seem
I AM GAY AND GERMAN THATS PUTIN FAULT!!!
Well, if Putin’s responsible for that, I guess we can blame him for all the good beer and pretzels too
I used to have some sympathy for them. Not anymore.
Russia won't be a country for very long...
That orthdox priest isnt so orthodox though...is he 😂
same in DE n rest of Europe
I don't know, I live in Russia, I'm 35 and for all my life I have never had such a salary as during the war such a feeling that our government begins to work only when life weighs on a thread and as sad as it may sound but it would be better if the war did not end.
What would Jesus say to Putin?
Liberate Europe from USA occupation
What would he say? He should have turned from Ukraine that sold its Christmas traditions for USD and EUR🤑
@ЕвгенийНовак-в7ю It's about his teachings, not about a date set centuries after his time.
@@dubsar it is also about traditions. Russians celebrate on 7th of Jan. People of Ukraine (they are all Russians like it or not) do it same way. Used to do until some corrupted guy decided to show off and please its sponsors.
FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT AGAINST NATIONAL SOCIAĹISM.
Sounds the same in U.S.
Привет всем из бедной России😂.
В этот новый год у нас на столе не было изменений, был черный и белый хлеб, салаты из рыбы, из мяса, из овощей, стейки семги, шашлык из свинины и индейки, бутерброды с красной икрой, грибы, домашние компоты, соки, ананасы, мандарины, бананы и все остальное.
Водки не было. Было грузинское вино красное и белое, егермейстер, виски и пиво.
Джек Дэниэлс 12 и Мальборо никуда не пропали, как и нутелла и кока кола.
Я не зная как они попали на наш стол, наверное это КГБ😂.
Человек на нашей улице стал пригонять на продажу новые машины, он катал клиентов на ролс Ройс и Санта фе 2024 года.
Жизнь стала интереснее, появились новые виды занятий, которых не было раньше.
Если цена на продукты и все остальное растёт, просто включите этот рост в стоимость своих услуг и всё.
Putin ha avuto coraggio di festeggiare..la coscienza ha vooooo
Is this chap working for Russia?.. He certainly isn't an independent journalist or an economist. Russian people are struggling. If you are a pensioner you are on about $140 a month. An average salary is $500 a month. Try paying your rent and buying food on this. Why is butter locked in cases with security tags?. Everything is ok is it?..😂.. I would be a better journalist than this fool. 😂
I also felt that the chap is taking the bright sight for Russia. The facts he mentions (like increased effective salary in some industries) is correct (at least, I heard it from other sources as well). But pensions are indeed 15-20k ruble (still enough to buy 10 Xmas trees) and average income in parts of Russia is below $500. Average is not a good measurement, because of the high inequality of income: Moscow and St Petersburg have high incomes, some people have very high income. That increases the average salary, while the average Russian has the (much lower) median salary.
Europe should be thinking about it self inflation job cuts rising energy prices is more in europe then in russia
Evil front Altars, how many families both side destroyed by him.
All these men on the streets, why arent they part of the meat waves in the special military operation?
Because there are no meat waves and no forced mobilisation
@@nenadmitrovic3469, vwezhdya pectopah, my fren, my fren!!!
Russia doesn’t force them to war like Ukraine does😅
@@christophercooper6731 is that polish?
Because its moscow and st peter, they are insulated by the exploitation of literally everyone else
Just what kind of a place is Russia
Terrible.always been, will always be.
@@TheTwangKingssaid an American who’s never been to Russia 😂😂😂
Cold in winter, hot in summer
putler live in parallel universe 😅😅😅
says the nobody form some western back block.
Everyone happy in Russia. At least that's the external images that Putin likes to portray.
making a tree from ice! now that’s cold 😔
What is the difference between this video and Elon Musk supporting AfD?
RUSSIA ECONOMY AFFCTED BY WAR. WHAT HAPPENED TO GERMANY ECONOMY ? WHOM DID THEY FOUGHT?