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4.6% growth, 10% inflation, and interest rates at 21% is not great.

• jajko 1y ago
  But its far from bottom of how much general russian population is willing to suffer before next bloody revolution happens. I don't talk about wealthy educated people from moscow or st petersburg (at least those that didn't leave), they are on purpose less targeted by whats happening, but rather permanently subjugated populations from poor regions whose lives changed comparatively little compared to cold war. Prigozhin had a last real chance, you could see how much common folks and most of army immediately aligned with them. But when they took hostages whole families of his mercenary group leaders, they backed down with predictable results. Interestingly not all aligned generals were executed, I expected bigger purge. Maybe he would be much worse though.
  • krainboltgreene 1y ago
    The Russian citizens approval of the war mirrors America’s own approval ratings of the invasion of Iraq as well.
• codedokode 1y ago
  The stores have food on the shelves and nobody is dying from hunger. As for GDP, Russian GDP year-to-year growth is 4.6% and USA GDP growth was 2.8%.
  • ahoka 1y ago
    Broken window fallacy.