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    Russlands Öl- und Gaseinnahmen brechen um 50 % ein und erreichen den niedrigsten Stand der Putin-Ära

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    1. Protopalote on

      It’s just a ‚Special Financial De-growth Operation‘. Everything is going strictly according to plan

    3. superarugy on

      Russians are still paying 0.50 EUR for unleaded 98 and even less for actual gas to warm their homes.

    4. Kan4lZ0n3 on

      And with Putin’s “leadership,” they’ll find where the bottom of that barrel is yet.

    6. OldManCodeMonkey on

      Drop 100% and I’ll be satisfied, until then keep grabbing tankers and destroying Russian infrastructure.

    7. New_Home_4519 on

      Don’t worry trump will do something to make sure this gets fixed for the benefit of Russia.

    8. FOXHOUND9000 on

      Russians must be ecstatic, considering how much we hear about them being proud of living in constant misery. Maybe this time misery will build some character that is not solely focused on murdering people.

    9. tonynca on

      Why couldn’t Putin enjoy his wealth and power until he passes? Vs invading Ukraine.

    10. socialistrob on

      Russia still has some money left in the literal banks that they can pull from to fund the war but the war is getting very expensive for them. Not only do they have to fund the fighting but they also have to keep the rest of the state running and maintain the system of corruption and bribes. The vast majority of their financing comes from within Russia because the sanctions make it difficult to invest in Russia for people outside the country and even if they could invest money into Russia there is very little trust that they will get the money back. Putin can always throw an oligarch out the window if that oligarch isn’t willing to open up their checkbook but that same pressure doesn’t apply to non Russians.

      Why should a wealthy person in China loan money to the Kremlin so they can buy artillery shells when there are countless better places to put their money that are actually seeing returns on their investment? If Russia defaults how do you repossess on the loan when the country has an army and nukes?

    13. HotFartore on

      Ukraine keep eroding Russian assets, industry, oil, and they’ll have no other choice than capitulation. And then, the starting point of peace agreement will be „Get back to your borders“ and second, war compensations.

      And, mine all Russian and Belarusian border by 15 miles or more. Cut all roads, and access from Russia. No visitors, no entry from Russia to Ukraine.

      Russia is not a reliable partner for Europe. Now is Putin, tomorrow someone else, but that imperialism is deep inside Russians, they still remember the USSR empire, and they want it back no matter the cost.

    14. SomeGuyNamedPaul on

      50% revenue doesn’t tell the whole story because their costs of production and transportation aren’t going down by 50%.

    15. gnoresbs on

      I’m calling it now. Before the end of trumps turn, someone in his administration will propose aid to Russia.

    21. garanvor on

      You know, the more I read the news the more I am convinced that everything going on are the death throes of the oil capitalism, desperately grasping on governments around the world to remain relevant in the upcoming solar/electric energy market

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