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TexasTowelie

(119,833 posts)
Mon Mar 3, 2025, 09:06 AM Mar 3

Putin's $1 Billion Per Day War: How Long Can Russia Survive? - UATV English



Russia is spending nearly $1 billion every day on its invasion of Ukraine. With social programs slashed and debt skyrocketing, can Putin keep funding this war? Ukrainian intelligence reveals just how unsustainable Russia’s spending has become.
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Putin's $1 Billion Per Day War: How Long Can Russia Survive? - UATV English (Original Post) TexasTowelie Mar 3 OP
This is why Putin was desperate to install Trump into the WH by any means possible. Irish_Dem Mar 3 #1
The MSM talking heads say Europe can"t doc03 Mar 3 #2
The Russian economy is on the brink of collapse... appmanga Mar 3 #3

doc03

(37,644 posts)
2. The MSM talking heads say Europe can"t
Mon Mar 3, 2025, 09:29 AM
Mar 3

stop Russia without the US. They don't sound invincable to me, Ukraine has stopped them for 3 years.

appmanga

(1,074 posts)
3. The Russian economy is on the brink of collapse...
Mon Mar 3, 2025, 09:48 AM
Mar 3

...and any other U.S. president would be funding Ukraine to hasten that fall. The current clod we have spends his time playing "Opposite Day" to further his own absurd conclusions that exist as good ideas only in his warped mind. The devolution of the intellect of Republican presidents (with G. H. W. Bush being the exception) has been astounding and we now have one of the world's stupidest, most corrupt persons in history driving this country into a ditch at a time when this country's major rivals are ripe for a kind of political upheaval Republicans would have salivated about 30 years ago.

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