This plus the 2 they have down at Oleshky, make you wonder if they can do anything more than just hold them. Supplying troops over the Dnipro cant be an easy task, let along giving them enough resources to advance.
Poland is not messing around.
Ruble at historic lows against almost every tradeable currency. Interestingly Russia claims its rate of inflation is c2.5% when it was >10% for almost all last year. Current interest rates c8% down from 20% last March when they shored up the currency in the aftershock of the invasion. However, their export revenues are falling as gas and electricity prices normalise. Its hard to see any positivity for Russia in an economic sense.
He's bit stuck now, isn't he?
You don't understand anything about economics of ruZZia. The more dollar costs the better they are off as more rubbles they get. Simples like 2 plus 2 is 5.
Not sure you understand the economics of the global economy from which Russia is not immune. AFAIK China and India have not agreed to pay in Rubles for any fossil fuel they are importing and whilst Russia is less import dependent under the current sanctions environment you still have to buy stuff and no-one will want Rubles when it has devalued so much. Daily revenues for oil and gas are dropping. I think it's reasonable to think that their foreign reserves have dwindled or are frozen and there are plenty of hi tech components that they cannot manufacture and therefore have to import. Given the state of China's economy at present there is no way Xi is going to prop up the Russian economy - he has enough problems of his own.
You mean the two russians they arrested
