Russia's spending jumped 34% in 1Q to 8.1 trillion rubles, or $99 billion, amid the Ukraine war.
However, energy revenues plunged 45% to 1.6 trillion rubles due to boycotts and sanctions.
As a result, Russia posted a deficit of 2.4 trillion rubles in the first quarter of 2023.
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Russia accidentally fires into own city of Belgorod near Ukraine, injuring three
MOSCOW: A Russian Sukhoi-34 supersonic warplane accidentally fired a weapon into the city of Belgorod near Ukraine late on Thursday (Apr 20), causing an explosion and injuring three people.
but why must it be so? why not win win, mutual respect, non interference, and try to solve world problems together like climate change, poverty, education, food, shelter, infrastructure
but why must it be so? why not win win, mutual respect, non interference, and try to solve world problems together like climate change, poverty, education, food, shelter, infrastructure, inflation.
In a society that changes as fast as China, with Gdp up 30 X in 30 years, u can expect people cannot stay together as long as before....all these are to be expected and very natural
America is fighting a proxy war with Russia and a cold war with China....and its own economy is crashing...... America hegemony has ended or ending. That is clear. Vastly over extended itself
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Russia's spending jumped 34% in 1Q to 8.1 trillion rubles, or $99 billion, amid the Ukraine war. However, energy revenues plunged 45% to 1.6 trillion rubles due to boycotts and sanctions. As a result, Russia posted a deficit of 2.4 trillion rubles in the first quarter of 2023.