The ruling regime of Russia spent two billion Russian rubles daily in the replenishment of its army rankings.
Mass recruitment of people for war with Ukraine is worth Russia nearly 2 billion rubles a day. Such data reference to the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation was published by an employee of German Institute of International Security Problems Janis Kya.
According to his calculations, in total cost, nearly three quarter (1.5 billion rubles) pay the power of regions that are forced to spend nearly 3% of their budgets in a recruiting campaign. The residue – 0.5 billion rubles – Federal Treasury.
Currently, the recruiting campaign “re-connects” the troops for 1000-1500 new soldiers daily. The influx of “volunteers” – by the end of last year, despite the fact that a massive increase of bonuses in the regions has stopped, and their average size to 37 coverage entities of the Russian Federation is now 1.4 million rubles.
Compared to the levels of the year ago, the flow of contractors is practically double and fully occupying the front -line losses, which in NATO is estimated to be about 1000 people per day.
“Recruitment” costs compared to April 2024 flew almost five times.
If the current speed is preserved, by the end of the year, the Russian ark will cost 730 billion rubles, which is equal to half the annual budget of the entire higher education system in the country (1.5 trillion rubles a year). This is twice as many annual costs for national project Healthworth 369 billion rubles in 2025.
Remember, according to the Commander -in -Chief of Ukraine’s armed forces, Alexander Syrsky, the losses of Russian troops in front of Ukraine since the beginning of 2025 have been worth more than 140 thousand people.
Russian Federation’s losses in war exceeded 933 thousand warriors
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Source: korrespondent
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