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The "prop up the ruble" effect was negative to russia. It happened because export to russia totally stalled. So, russia still exported oil and gas, but could no
by KptMarchewa 4y ago
The "prop up the ruble" effect was negative to russia. It happened because export to russia totally stalled. So, russia still exported oil and gas, but could not buy anything for earned currency. For example, in August German export to russia dropped 45.8%, while imports dropped only 6.7% - and that only due to gas price increase. Now they import 0 gas.
>I assure you that other nations have taken note and will take similar steps in the future.
Why would any country do that if they don't plan similar genocidal war?
- jacooper 4y ago> Why would any country do that if they don't plan similar genocidal war? Because not everybody likes to be controlled by the US?