Russia Economy Meltdown as Car Market Plummets by Nearly 50%
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Russia's economy weakens. From a purely economic point of view, the country needs peace at the latest next year, says economist Oleg Vjugin.
Russia's revenues from the sale of oil and gas are falling dramatically, which weakens the budget to a greater extent. Among other things, this is due to sanctions.
Putin's attack on Ukraine three years ago has prompted the West to introduce massive sanctions against Russia and thus cause serious damage to the economy. However, figures show that the Kremlin is finding ways out.
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