Ukraine

Ein Tag russischer Angriffe auf die Infrastruktur der Ukraine kostet ganze Städte so viel wie ein Jahr Leben

05.02.2026

Antiliani on 05.02.2026 5:49 p.m.

Wow that puts things into perspective.
Fjell-Jeger on 05.02.2026 6:05 p.m.

All of this money spent on destruction while the average Russian serf citizen in bumfuck Sibiria lives miserably without proper sanitation, healthcare and education enduring corruption and violence until they die of alcohol poisoning at the ripe old age of 65.

If the Putler had only spent a fraction of its war chest on bettering the living conditions of its peoples instead of making the lifes of its neighbours miserable, it would have gone down in history as the greatest orctain ever. Not that it matters now though…
UNITED24Media on 05.02.2026 6:11 p.m.

On February 3, Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine, squandering in a single day enough funds to sustain an entire city for a year. Rather than investing in its own people, Russia repeatedly chooses to invest in destruction and death.
Edarneor on 05.02.2026 7:14 p.m.

It’s probably an annual budget of several russian cities, except Moscow
Space-Turtle88 on 05.02.2026 7:21 p.m.

324 million closer to their collapse and „defanging“.

I know Ukraine will come out of this war stronger in many ways, and so will the EU, but russia is just throwing cash at a losing table in a casino. Speeding to bankruptcy (moral and financial) at a faster pace, everytime they try to crush Ukraine’s spirit.