The Kremlin’s recent economic policies indicate that the Russian economy will face difficulties.
After the beginning of the mass invasion of Ukraine, the Russian economy showed growth. However, this process will stop in 2025. This is stated in a report by the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
The Kremlin’s recent economic policies indicate that the Russian economy is likely to face serious difficulties by 2025, analysts say. This has raised concerns among Russian leader Vladimir Putin about the country’s long-term economic stability.
In particular, the Kremlin has recently adopted several measures aimed at reducing government spending on treating wounded military personnel, fighting inflation and addressing demographic problems such as low birth rates and labor shortages.
The moves indicate that Russia’s economy is not as resilient to Western sanctions, financial restrictions and the costs of waging war against Ukraine as the government tries to portray.
“As a result, continued support for Ukraine from the West and the international community on the battlefield will further aggravate Russia’s economic difficulties,” the experts emphasized.
Let’s remember that the other day Putin signed a decree providing a significant reduction in payments to soldiers who received minor injuries during the war against Ukraine.
Problems with recording loan payments began in the Russian Federation
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Source: korrespondent
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