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- This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 27th of July 2024
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We strongly condemn UA-cam censorship
I thought YT mobilized Dima
UA-cam can't handle the truth.
Reality will be enhanced until morale improves
UA-cam was great before Google bought it, quasi pirate streaming platform with a white screen and blue hyperlink.
RIP internet
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UA-cam censors love banning Westerners who do not adopt the 'Russia is evil' mantra! @iearlgrey, @SashameetsRussia @thedivewithJacksonHinkle all gone.
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Lotta traitors in the free world 😡
@@joelturley4847 traitors to who? 😂😂😂😂do you think everyone support american propaganda and policies?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@joelturley4847Čo tu trepeš veď Rusko ustupuje na západ Ukrajina zachviľu obkľúči Berlín 😂😂😂
@@cristianmorstabilini7826 traitor. Leave for Russia, ASAP.
@@denis_2783 So idiotic.
As an American it would be better for me if the U.S. dollar stayed strong, but as a PEACE LOVING HUMAN BEING I I pray for the world to be freed from America’s economic and military bullying.
Unfortunate the Treasury have weaponised the dollar. Now BRICS, Emirates, many changed from dollars in their trades. They will never change back.
@@MolnarG007new currency will change dollar. Called unit
Yeah Stalin grandson funny boy 😂😊
Sadly our responsible politicians have become wefandKlausorganisation members best friends,
that's self-destructive when mighty Lobbyist's have gotten control.....
No bullying..from any side
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*Ukraine soldiers have been told* ------------ to avoid _sloping_ roofs --------------- *they are dangerous*
Come on, 18% interest rate does not mean "high inflation" - it means the economy is over-heating and the Central Bank is trying to cool it down. Inflation is a different thing - devaluation of the currency. If there was such high inflation the Russian Ruble would be devaluing against the Dollar very fast, but instead it's gaining slightly.
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Precisely. Russia is a war economy-nothing to do with sanctions. They want for nothing. There is a labour shortage, but that can be overcome. The opposite would be true if the sanctions were biting-high unemployment.
He do not care a bit, he used to talk about things he have no idea¡ and this down a lot the quality of his work. Anyway, the front line daily report is good. you only need to push the 5 seg forward until the end of the fairy tales¡¡¡ 😂🤣😂😉
More precisely, some folks in the central bank think it is, and use their copy paste IMF third word country playbook to raise it like a monkey. The fact that high interest rates make investment impossible, raises existing repayments for businesses, damages the economy, and can lead to an inflation spiral due to underinvestment and interest cost transfer to the consumer, does not concern them at all.
And I don't believe that Russia have much trouble economic, remember that they are also fighting for China and other countries who are against that western leaders are fighting for global power.
If Russia lose this, China and the rest of the globe are not able to keep their own country independent.
China have everything to win supporting Russia with everything they need,
and they will do exactly that.
Remember when we compare BRICS alliance vs western globalist alliance,
BRICS are today the largest alliance.
Also economic, it's not without reason even Saudi Arabia turned their back to US and dollar.
Choose to join Russia and China BRICS alliance, they know the strength.
Majority of the western citizens have no clue what's really going on,
because western politicians best friends in wefandKlausorganisation also are the owners of majority of media platforms we daily are using.
So people don't even know everything their responsible politicians already have managed to destroy for themselves 😢
Their mainstream news are pretending as western leaders have control.
Is it something that they don't have much of now, it's control over the world 🌎
They lost control that they once had 2 1/2 year's ago, can only blame themselves for it.
They have made BRICS alliance much more powerful, because they didn't like US cynical plan using Ukraine together with sanctions trying to weakening and Chrush Russia.
Russia have a lot more friends around the globe than the US have,
and as more western collective leaders are keep pushing with threats for more economic sanctions or war's if they don't support US interest.
Stronger they are making BRICS alliance, because more and more countries choose BRICS alliance.
Western leaders are actually ending up freezing themselves from the rest of the globe.
Meaning destroying their own wealth on purpose,
people should do some research about Klaus and "The Great Reset".
Ordinary was the plan reset for the globe, after they take control over Ukraine and Russia's resources.
Didn't exactly going as planned, nothing going as planned.
Without control over recourses that the world needs, China knows that western globalist elites would never have control over the world 🌎
That's why they will support Russia with everything that they need, that's guarantee....
No to Naziukropnato 🤗💖🇷🇺👍
Russia is the lucky one not having to partake in the olympics opening ceremony
Olympics is a sad joke of what it once was.
The Olympics should never become so politicized, it's pathetic not allowing Russian athletes to partake in the Olympics
Also news: Since Ukraine banned Lukoil and not allowing the oil to Hungary and Slovakia
- Hungary uses a different provider temporarly (it affected 33% of our oil import)
- We vetoed, stopped the 6.5 billion Euro EU aid to be given to Ukraine. They won't receive a single Eurocents until they stop undermining European countries.
- as usual Eu council does nothing for it's own countries, the 3 days to negotiate with both sides ended (they stated it's an economical question and they won't intervene....)
To be clear Stopping that oil is direct violation of their pact they made with EU to start joining process. That pact included the 3 days negotiation process, and a max 40 day trial, if not solved Ukraine will loose all kind of privileages for example 0% customs to the EU, AUTOMATICALLY.
These are all in the pact, nothing the liberal EU heads can do about it.
Hungary supplies electricity to Ukraine - this must be stopped as a retaliatory measure.
Yes Ukraine is banning themselves from receiving much needed energy for electricity 😆
@@boxingstarcmbballer8797 The EU care more about Ukraine than they do about Hungary or Slovakia. I wouldn't be surprised if it was the EU who told Ukraine to stop Russian oil flowing to Hungary and Slovakia. That's EU "democracy" for ya! 🤣
@@MnemonicCarrier You’re absolutely correct. Ukraine don’t make any decisions like that . The people fighting don’t realize they are not fighting for no independence they are fighting for corrupt politicians and rich people who want to extort all the resources out of Ukraine . Whatever left of Ukraine will be just a vassal of the west even if they had won the war. Now they will be way smaller and lose the energy rich areas of former Ukraine . I can’t believe the people left in Ukraine haven’t risen up and taken back power . As much as the propaganda machine tries to push their agenda the reality on the ground in the towns has to overcome that and truth should be widely known by now. I have seen more organized protests and sabotage inside Ukraine lately . I could see this all coming to an end by winter or spring 2025. Without literally sending in 300-500k men from all over the world to fight on front lines their positions will no longer hold . Their lines are breaking and complete collapse is imminent.
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As for the inflation, you need to keep in mind that the economy is growing and growing economy requires more money. Also, foreign settlements are now done in local currencies, so more rubles are required for export trade. So, this high inflation is not necessarily a bad thing. It would be a concerning thing if the economy and trade were not as high as well.
Indeed, it's supply constraints that are creating inflation, Russia has massive cash reserves, in the 100s of billions. Dima doesn't really know what he's talking about here.
Indeed...any country in Russia's situation would see probably as much if not more inflation/interest rates, even the mighty USA given their already existing debt levels despite not fighting any major foe since WW2.
Exactly. Dima should leave economic analysis to others. As far as I know the inflation in Russia is due to the growth of its economy and this is positive not negative.
Dima plays on both side of the court. UA-cam dollars.
My comment of how much the US is printing ($1 trillion every 90 days) keeps getting censored by YT.
I can't even explain how much my comments are being censored.
You should know that it never happened 😝
The intereting part is they only do it on channels getting traffic, i can watch channels with 500 subs talking about the samething and write something that woulf be deleted on this channel, its insidious censorship, any channel that gets this "treatment" is likely onto something and an ngo is watching them, likely hiring someone to go through the comments.
@leathan7 It's a giant load of crap.
Maybe it is just time to think about moving to other platforms.
@@pablogutierrez7396 But where?
No that's the problem you can't explain it. Because the explanation will be censored.
Debt russia ratio 10-15% versus usa 130%. This is the key for the next decade.
Yes if Russian interest rate is 18% and their fighting a major conflict. Cannot imagine what the interest rates will be in western countries if they decide to "walk the walk" as well as just "talk the talk".
Yep, Dima is wrong about the high inflation. If there was high inflation the Russian Ruble would be dropping against the Dollar like a brick, but instead it's slightly rising lately. It's a sign of overheating economy and the bank is trying to cool it down with high interest rate.
It's more like 20% to GDP now probably.
But still less than all countries from rotten west.
Russia has food, energy, drinking water, army, technology, gold, rare minerals, factories...
Rotten west is planning hunger so they are destroying own coal mines, farmers, heavy industry don't exist from decades.
And yep, it's about politicians debts. Kind of reset on whole world.
About power, influence and about monetary system and financial system. About colonialism.
130% is heavily massaged. Not included is the $300 + trillion in unfunded/underfunded liabilities. But who's counting?
@@colinadese Exactly this! Pretty soon, the USD is gonna be like Monopoly money - it'll be the only way the US will be able to service its debts. Ukraine has already partially defaulted on its debt obligations, forcing BlackRock investors to take a 37% haircut 🤣🤣🤣 Couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch 🤣🤣🤣Personally, I wish it was a full 100% default, that would have been awesome! 😉Maybe next time 😃
Dima, stick to front updates instead of economy.
Interested rates going up because that's of few measures to stop economy from overheating.
Money is the tools of war
It's pointless to explain it through economic theory, because the central bank management is very very shady and have lots of conflicts of interest. Many say the CB primarily serves the interests of financial speculators hence their decisions don't make much sense.
Kiev is collapsing. If they were intelligent and rational they would pull back to the Dnepr and leave everything East. This is how they could defend the Galician part of the Ukraine. But as irrational and ideological as their imperial masters they will continue fighting until all of them died East of the Dnepr.
SO this now looks like July 1944, and as we are twice as fast here, the SMO would wrap up in Autumn.
The "Galician" part historically is only the westernmost regions. Also, Russia might want to take Odessa as well, even though this would present significant changes in terms of logistic (right now, there are no bridges available to the Russians).
@@Donello Correct Galicia, the source of all this trouble is only one oblast in the very West. It was called Ruthenia for 150 years after Frederick of Prussia gave Maria-Theresia Southern Galicia in 1772. However, I consider that another 3-4 Oblasts in the West have been Galicianized over the last 30 years- yo these are lost to Russia- and it makes no sense trying to russify these Oblasts. Mostly agricultural Oblasts and changing people is nevertheless difficult and expensive. The way to go is to roll-up to the Dnepr. Panick among Galician minded inhabitants will set in and most of them will flee the big population centers to the West. What remains will be primarily Russians.
Nikolaev is well Russian, once the nazified population has left and then we have the same in Odessa. Krivoy Rogh is possible, but why bother? By then the Kiev regime has fled and those Oblasts should be incentivized to hold referenda. Do they want to be locked up with the rabbid Galicians? Fine. If not they have the choice of returning their lands back to their original homes, like Hungary, Slovakia and Romania.
Then we have Transnistria and Gaugasia. Moldova can after the independence of these regions decide if they want to go home to Romania or stay a small Baltic like statelet on the hard border of the US empire and Russia. Their choice.
Bridges to Odessa. Odessa will need special treatment. I think that the resistance is well organized and ready to strike when Russia crosses the Dnepr at Kherson. I think air landing operations will be important too to take neuralgic points, set up broadcasting stations etc. Odessa will be a hybrid Coup-Resistance and Liberation operation.
Navy: well the ships of the future are protected by large AI drone swarms in the air on the surface and submerged. Every ship needs probably 200+ drones of different size to be fully operational. Ships will become carriers of drone swarms and control these via a ship mind (AI).
That is what will be in 2-3 years time. For now all Russia needs to do is fully saturate the air space and rain missiles on Odessa and Nikolaev regions to suffocate any action by NATO/Ukraine, while the army crosses and the air force drops airborne troops in 20 neuraligic points.
Russia now has FAB 6000 and FAB 9000 prepared, which helps supress any movement and any control coordination. Odessa will have to be a grid offensive preceeded by the most massive missile, drone and FAB strikes over days.
Thanks for the update!
I hope you get over your cold/flu soon mate. Good onyer and all the best from Australia 🇦🇺👍
Blessings to the Russian people from the United States
Thank you Dima for another interesting update. Keep looking after yourself!
Good content, thank you. However I'm going to have to disagree with the phrase 'printing money' They are selling bonds to create the money, this isn't MMT as the US is following, countries are in fact backing Russia by buying its bonds. The russian central Bank doesn't 'buy' its own debt, unlike most misguided Western powers, who you could say are just 'printing' money by buying their own debt. This is inflationary, whereas Russia is experiencing demand inflation, and currency inflation, as the economy is expanding with brics etc, and confidence in currency returns. Also as Russia is clearly winning the war, defeating nato and the smart money in global capital flows sees this and concentrates eastwards according towards China and by extention, Russia. Mr Putin and his economic advisors have done a very good job, almost too good as money is attracted to this new power block, raising rates will only exacerbate this as capital seeks good returns, and more money is attracted.
My comment of how much the US is printing ($1 trillion every 90 days) keeps getting censored by YT. The US prints money to pay its own debt, I kid you not.
Hang on Dima: Russia has 200 Bn in reserves outside of the 300 Bn that is blocked in the empire but it grows at 5%.
When your economy grows at 5% after inflation you have higher base inflation. Russia is literally spreading its wings now.
Belousuv knows the mechanics and so does team Putin.
A key indicator is net debt, and that has fallen in 22 and 23 to 12.6%.
Inflation has two aspects: convenience, productive and survival inflation.
The basket of indicators and their individual weighting need to be considered.
What is interesting is how to transition from the SMO context into a post SMO context.
Thank you for fantastic updates.
Dima, stop daydreaming, sanctions failed.
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I like your additional comments...Thanks for your effort of giving a 3d view of what's happening
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The high interest rates and inflation are not a problem when you have 2.6% unemployment, it just makes it impossible to buy on credit, which forces the demand of goods such as cars or houses, The only ones really hit by that are the foreign investors who cannot access the thriving Russian stock exchange. A "funny" effect is that the Ruble tends to go the other way, it appreciates wildly when left alone, due to a high demand of Russian goods on international markets: whatever they say on the political scene, the West needs Russian goods (especially oil, gas and metals) and they need rubles to pay that (while Russia needs less and less dollars or euros or sterling pounds): that's where the reaal fail is: despite all the efforts to bring back more rubles to the country, the depreciation of buyers' money against the ruble is having the opposite effect, yielding less and less rubles per dollar. Russia is trying to get out of Western markets and stabilise the currency towards the renminbi, but the interior demand of goods is still skyrocketing and pull the prices up. Interest rates brought to 18% is actually a good sign, I know interest rates on loans to buy a car are already well above 20%, but it doesn't calm down the demand for goods where the supply is insufficient... And thjat's excellent for the Chinese manufacturers who took the production facilities left vacant by the Western companies: a full-featured brand new Chinese car costs several times less than any second-hand Western car... It "just" needs to be produced in sufficient quantities...
Thus, high interest rates are not a problem when everyone is working, and it's a strong sign that Russia is dropping its stakes in Western markets. See it as a bad sign for "unfriendly" countries...
Not to mention BRICS, Emirates, many changed from US dollars in their trades.
Russia's official inflation rate is some 8.6%, so it's not that bad anyway. They want it down to 4% to avoid overheating and the governor of Bank of Russia herself called the interest rate increase an anti - overheating recipe. The last thing they want is financial bubbles during wartime. She also said that some of the inflation spike is due to the imminent ending of the mortgage subsidy programs for families - everybody and his uncle rushed to get one before they end it.
One other interesting thing in her resume (published yesterday in English), is that there's an acute shortage of labor power and that businesses need to increase automation, especially under sanctions.
Overall, I got the feeling they 're surprised with the resiliency of their own economy.
Bla,bla,bla,Russia economy down bancrot 2025,Oil and gas 42%down,reserves gold sold out,economy down 32% ,one day war cost 1 bilions dolar......
18% interest rates is not a good sign. According to some experts from the Russian academy of science, if it reaches 25% the Russian economy will collapse.
Economists like Sergey Glazyev state that this is an absolutely idiotic decision and will (paradoxically) lead to an inflationary spiral.
It is simply impossible to grow your economy with such high interest rates because it makes business credit unaffordable.
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Salut. ”peut-être que les sanctions fonctionnent...” c’est certainement pour rire. L’Ukraine est déjà en faillite, depuis un moment, mais ce sont les sanctions qui poussent l’inflation chez les russes. Alors ça c’est fun. Moi qui pensais que les sanctions sont pourries, les améri-chiens achètent à la Russie pour 120 milliards de ressources par an. On se demande qui subit vraiment cette guerre, est ce l’Ukraine, l’Europe, les USA ou les russes qui y perdent le plus? Très drôle effectivement.
Au plaisir.
Pro futuro mundo et humanitatem, washington quasi carthago delenda est.
Dima talking about economy is like nato talking about peace, they are clueless on the subject😂
DIma is that person, who is clueless on the subject. And many other Russians, as well.
Russia is not printing money, not yet anyway. Stick to military analysis and not economic analysis, or get an expert.
No problem with printing money, as long as russia has something to buy for that money. And since russia is the Nation with the most natural resources on this planet, russia can print money almost infinitly.
he doesn't have clue about economy nor military stuff, Dima is americanized sensationalist and war profiteer. He flirts constantly with western psyops and emphasize western propaganda points that are objectively dismissed as cheap western propaganda or liberal ideological brainwashedness.
@@samael7867 Printing money is ALWAYS a problem. That's the very essence of inflation, increasing the money supply. You can mask it, as Western governments have done for decades, by having the money supply increase keep up with economic growth, or just ahead, so prices will still increase, but slightly, but it is still a price increase brought about by the government printing money. If Russia is printing money then keeping interest rates high is smart, as that is what the West should be doing to combat the effects of Bidenflation. But ideally, with no money printing and economic growth prices should be going down, not up. When they go up, chances are your government is messing with your money.
@@ChaptermasterPedroKantor-kv5yw no, the amount of money does not say anything about inflationrates. that was the theory but never been proved right.
Whenever you print money, it devalues the money already in existence (so makes things more expensive). It's impossible for Russian to fully escape the US/EU sanctions, so perhaps the last couple of years have been the "calm before the storm". Regardless, Russia doesn't really have a choice - having NATO in Ukraine would be much worse than high inflation and interest rates. I moved to Russia a number of years ago, but I'm a business owner and am quite wealthy (and I have zero debt), so I haven't felt any negative economic impact (yet). Actually, I had to buy 200 air conditioners recently, and they were more expensive than usual, but that was probably down to timing more than anything else - I bought them in the middle of a heat wave instead of buying them in the middle of winter. Gasoline (petrol) went up by a few rubles, this might impact the lower/middle class, but again, not something that hits me personally.
Thank you 👍
Vielen Dank!
Stick to the battlefield situation!
Myself, I like the additional information, which to outsiders, is not readily available elsewhere.
@@CrowPalcheck out @TheDuran for more in-depth info on the economy.
I like the total picture, as it is not just accurate battlefield analysis that we are not getting from the Western MSM.
Sorry Duma dude but your interpretation of the Russian economic scene is way off target. Russia’s economic state of health is something most crappy EU states and the pathetic Brits can only aspire to.
Dima is not only now summarizing the action in the battlefields, but has become also a forecaster of combatants' actions , political and economics observator, and commentator of chineses' plans. I strongly recommend to Dima to do as the old roman saying goes: Zapatero, a tus zapatos!
How the heck does raising the policy rate contribute to so-called money-printing?
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Great updates , thank you Dima
RF has plenty of material resources for months already, as they simply use vehicles for one way trips. Which makes them very effective. Most of the one way vehicles are simpler and fairly stripped vehicles with no technological value - just simple motorised and well protected turtle tanks/carriers.
US raised rates just 18 months ago to fight serious inflation due to high salaries and only just very recently has the inflation rate begun to stabilize and prices on cars and houses starting to fall.
Thanks, appreciate the added economic update, all the best
The increase in interest rates is to contain inflation, but the cause of inflation was the rapid economic growth in the first half of the year, which exceeded 5% of GDP. The projection with the new interest rates is that growth will stabilize at 3% and inflation will be controlled.
Well Dima. You are completly wrong about the economy. The interestrate is up because of growth factor. Overheating of investment is NOT inflation. Stay in your lane, the one you are THE expert in. We need no kindergarden analysis of economy here. Thanks a lot. There are plenty of channels solely for that purpose.
Dimas economic analysis is incorrect in assuming inflation is driven by money printing driving inflation in Russia. First, what he is referring to is not money printing but QE, where the central bank buys government bonds from the open market forcing down yields and increasing the liquidity of financial institutions holding government bonds. Second inflation in Russia although high is not historically high at 8.3% annual. Third, as economic growth in Russia is high (projected at 3.3% by the IMF for this year) in comparison to other developed economies such as UK France and Germany. Inflation is only a problem if it occurs at low rates of growth, particularly when running a trade deficit, neither of which is true in Russia. Fourth, if Russian economic growth was unsustainable, very high interest rates would choke these off and would be sustained by unsustainable government borrowing, and high levels of private borrowing again neither of which being true of Russia. Russian government debt to GDP being at 14.9% far lower than most developed countries. With debt to GDP being the ratio of accumulated government debt to economic output per year and the deficit being the shortfall in government income over government expenditure. Italy has a debt to GDP of 137%, the US at 122%, France at 111%. Russian government deficit to GDP was 1.9% for 2023, and compared favourably to other developed countries such as Italy at 7.8%, Soain at 4.7% and France at 4.7% and the US at 6.3%, so Russian government debt is not high and is sustainable and not growing uncontrollably as indicated by the deficit to GDP. The other error is that if sanctions were working this would reduce Russian economic growth, it hasn't, with growth rebounding strongly after a significant dip in 2022. If military spending was unsustainable in Russia, its government debt to GDP would be growing far more than other developed countries. This is not the case.
The very definition of inflation is an increase in the money supply. Since only the government can print money that means when prices go up, because more money is chasing the same amount of goods, the government is implementing a stealth tax on you by devalueing your money by printing more money.
True.
The CB is doing some shady shit that's sabotaging the economy. Can't explain it with economic theory. There are some conflicts of interest at play.
Россия постарается вернуть ДНР до зимы, это было бы вполне закономерно, чтобы жители Донецка и Горловки могли начать жить более спокойно. Если многие знают про Мариуполь, то я не вижу обстрела там, видимо есть определённые договорённости где украинцы могут запускать ракеты и дроны, а где нет.
I doubt that they manage to take Slowiansk and Kramatorsk before winter
Буквально пару недель назад по аэропорту в Мариуполе прилетело. Утверждают, что расчет ПВО приговорили, но насколько это действительно так 🤷♂️
Договорняк по-любому. Эта война сплошной договорняк.
Маршал Жуков в гробу переворачивается. 😢
inflation is global
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Russia insn't in trouble financially. Overall they are much better off than the west because they don't have the natinal debt, etc levels of the West nor anywhere near it. And they have the commodities to sell even to the West who still purchase a great deal despite the sanctions because Russia is the source. Raising the intrest rate is because Russia's economy is growing and needs to cool off, not because of the War so much as Russians are filling in those gaps left because of sanctions. No one is going hungry or cold in the winter nor is the government head over heels in debt. what they are doing is providing more for their citizens in general to support families, they increased pensions, increased salaries overall in other areas in other parts of Russia and not just for the militaary.
Russian government can raise money via bonds or they can change bank asset reserves and borrow from then it is not neccesarily printing. 500K people on 30K usd bonus/wages is inflationary but not hugely. Most likely its the falling unemployment rate and military industrial orders/ work which have the biggest impact. .
Don't wanna shoot the messenger but a few days ago we were told "Krasnohorivka has fallen." Apparently not. Anyway thanks for giving us corrections regardless of whose confirmation biases they may offend.
I was a bit irritated about the clickbait.
Well, it has fallen practically, they're just clearing last streets. No way Ukrainians can hold there.
@@Triadiilies..dont believe all what he said..just looking on other sources..!.. He always telling the words.. "according to.." 😂😂
@@toribiamiguel8855 He has a one-sided position: he always colors the map based on Ukrainian sources - and calls Russian sources unreliable.
@@alexgainsborough4921True MSC mapping looks more like Ukrainian propaganda mapping than actual positions. You can assume Russian forces are in grey zone
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"This is no rabble of mindless Orcs. These are the Uruk-hai, their armor thick and their shields broad..."
Gimli to Theoden
I think at this point its looking like the Pro football team playing the high school class AA football team.
I have this question for a long time, when both sides abandon their vehicles, why don't they close the hatch on the top of a combat vehicle or tank?
My guess is; to be able to destroy it by own FPV if enemy doesn't first, so it does not fall into enemy hands...
@@Slakters good point
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Thank you, Dima. But please, stick to military events, not economics. Thanks.
Perhaps the economy will impact the conflict and is therefore relevant?
@@grahamhireme9283 Not in a way as a Hollywood cheesy agit-prop from west.
@grahamhireme9283 Maybe. But rebirthing "The Telegraph" articles undermines any integrity.
@@grahamhireme9283 already has an impact: the IMF and the World Bank raise Russia in the ranking of countries in the world by purchasing power of the population every year - and in Western countries, the standard of living is falling. That is why the West is losing.
High interest rate only affects borrowers, not consumers. So business expansion will slow, crazy borrowing will stop but ordinary people will be OK..
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…trillions under the ground of all land east of Dnipro…
Those closing comments re. the Russian economy are so off the mark. The economy is overheating, that has nothing to do with Russia not having money and needing to print it to pay for the military. You get inflation in both cases but the reasons and the consequences are vastly different.
If the money supply stays the same and the economy is growing prices should be going down, not up. Whenever prices go up, not because of sanctions of interruptions of the supply chain, then you can bet 100% that the government has been printing money. And Western governments have been printing money for decades, even managing to convince us that some inflation is good and a sign of economic growth. That is gaslighting. When they print money it is ALWAYS to your disadvantage, a hidden tax to steal more of your money.
Dima, where were u in the past 24h? Not even a note on telegram.
Yes, I noticed he was away too. Glad he is back!
He won't tell and you shouldn't even ask.
What "not even"? Telegram clearly said no evening update.
You can hear he is sick
@@carolberry2239 And what about it? Zele is also sick thou for years now and yet he speaks three times a day on tv!
Or maybe, you know S**t, about how Real economy works. Think about it.
You must be from the USA , no need to be rude.
@@jimmccoal2693 Not from the US. I am from Greece. People should know their stuff, before spewing it to other people, or else, they get pounded for disinformation.
@@jimmccoal2693My reply to you was deleted. Rude, are the people, who talk about things they do not know. I am from Greece by the way.
printing money causes inflation, it doesn’t slow down any inflation .-.
@error3624 The problem is that most of the money supply is created as debt, so actual physical currency is a small part of the money supply. So what is happening is not money printing. What is described as money printing is QE, which is the opposite as it is electronic money created by the central bank used to buy back government debt on the open market reducing government debt but reducing the interest rate on government debt. This is why QE commonly misdescribed as money printing does not create inflation but can create asset bubbles, as the liquidity created by QE goes to finacial institutions who own government debt, with any money entering the real economy from these financial institutions enters as interest bearing debt, decreasing aggregate demand in the long run as interest payed to finacial institutions by the public, such as for mortgages is a net withdrawal from the economy, although it can create unsustainable asset bubbles, such as in housing, share buy backs and stock market bubbles. None of which is occurring in Russia presently.
@@regsmith5972so, printing money in the end causes inflation ig, lol
@@regsmith5972 idk “Quantitative easing (QE) is a monetary policy action where a central bank purchases predetermined amounts of government bonds or other financial assets in order to stimulate economic activity” seems like basically money printing but offsetting the
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“Quantitative easing (QE) is a monetary policy action where a central bank purchases predetermined amounts of government bonds or other financial assets in order to stimulate economic activity” that causes inflation, lol
@error3624 No, it doesn't. If it did it would of stimulated inflation in the west in the decades after the 2008 economic crisis and in Japan after the economic crisis in the 90s caused by the Plaza accourd where the US forced Japan to revalue the Yen upwards making Japanese manufacturing exports less competitive and stimulating a Japanese housing bubble a boom that collapsed into deflation that 2 decades of QE failed to stimute the economy or even inflation as deflation became self reinforcing as monetary policy became ineffective as Keynes described as pushing on a string.
Diemar stick to the war and not finance russian economy is fine
@15:00 devils advocate here. Raising the rate incentivises those returning from the front to save instead of buy property at inflated prices.
No - military personnel and also civil servants from "new regions" (and those citizens who lost their property in Belgorod due to shelling) can take subsidized mortgage on 2% rate.
Most likely rising key rate is meant to cool down consumption of middle priced goods and also motivate people to put money on deposits therefore spending less in general.
But how old was the krasnohorivka footage of the Ukrainians in the South West?
If i recall correctly they did a sucsesful attack in that exact region about two or three weeks ago but got beaten back out not long after, so is it possible that the Russians are just uploading the footage of them counter-attacking now for whatever reason?
How do we know this was a recent development?
"Printing money" bro, stay In military summary. Your financial knowledge is very weak.
Ode day nato like Russia runs out of tanks another One full invasion in UE Is imminent what Is this all about
Why not both? Russia runs out of tanks for Ukraine campaign because it saves up for full invasion (of EU into Belaruss).
They don't realize that 75% of Russia's tanks that have been "knocked out" are repaired and are either back on the field, or ready to go. They have more than they had at the start.
75% of Russia's tanks that were "knocked out" are repaired. They have more tanks now than they had at the start of the conflict. Syrski admitted he knew that in his interview.
Inflation may or may not be related to money printing by itself, and may be unavoidable during transition to war economy. Overall from 1939 to 1943 the consumer price index jumped about 24%. Before that America’s worst inflation on record occurred during and after World War I, when the price of just about everything-food, clothing, household goods-more than doubled. The largest single-year price increase during the post-World War I era was 23.7 percent from June 1919 to June 1920. But taken as a whole, prices surged more than 80 percent from late 1916 to mid-1920. Russia is unstoppable продолжать работать!
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz “is known for his simple-minded ideas,” Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said at a press conference in Vientiane, Laos.
He was commenting on a statement by Scholz earlier in the week about the possibility of abandoning the deployment of US missiles in Germany if Russia ends its military operation against Kiev.
At a press conference in Berlin earlier this week, Scholz dismissed concerns that the plans could further escalate tensions with Russia. He argued that Moscow must first end its military operation against Kiev to prevent the deployment of US long-range missiles in Germany.
Lavrov said, “no one asked Scholz whether the Germans want this deployment or not.” “He again, simple-mindedly, when the news came out, said: ‘I welcome the US decision to deploy the missiles in Germany’… he did not hide the fact that the decision was American,” the minister stated.
Lavrov stressed that the problem is not the deployment of the missiles, explaining that Moscow’s military operation aims “to eliminate threats to Russia’s security that were created in Ukraine, [where] NATO military bases were planned to be deployed, including in the Sea of Azov.” - RT
Dima: from now on it makes sense to measure the daily progress in square kilometers. Because that progress is a leading indicator for the collapse of the Kiev militants. We are now in a situation that RF can only eliminate 2000 militants a day by moving forward. Soon this will turn into a run for the Dnepr.
The Hegemon is in disarray. The current emperor is naked, and the two competing successors are only just taking aim at each other.
The State Department and the Pentagon are paralyzed as are most of the other ministries. The Executive Branch is hypnotized by its own fight for which faction pushes their candidate on the throne. The US has entered a completely dysgunctional state and that means all colonies are paralyzed too.
We can see this is Brussels. They can't make any decisions anymore.
Have you saw Olympic opening.....
total woke fest 👎🏼
Yup, it was utterly disgusting. 🤮
According to Khazin that raising of the interest key rate is there just to comply with the IMF international standards. And is that it all can be reversed if they changed the head of Central Bank of Russia. And stopped complying with those policies which he says hurt Russia deliberately.
Ruble inflation rate is 6.5 -7 % July 2024. Interesting move by central bank to raise rates to 18%. Would be interested to see why.
The misnaming of locations continues to be a problem in the updates. Early in the update he moves from konstantinovka to krasnagorovka, but says that the Russian MOD released video of its forces attacking Ukrainians in SW “Konstantinovka”. I assume he must be intending to name Krasnagorovka, but this is a confusing issue that seems to continually occur as often as the early days of the updates.
That's not a tank mate. Thats an IFV.
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*Increasing credit rates equals **_the opposite_** of increasing the monetary quantity* ...
If anything, the Russian economy is flooded with foreign capital due to it's unbroken energy exports as well as being sanctioned from importing Western goods: thus creating *a trade surplus* .
It can't reinvest in foreign financial markets due to sanctions and as the single factor that can't be subsidized, it may lack the manpower to build up national domestic production in order to substitute Western goods.
It is clear that the Russian Federation has to restructure it's entire economy - e.g. off-shoring some of it's production to China, Iran, North Korea - as most countries will have to as economic decoupling is on the way (with the export economies of the European Union cut off from growing Asian markets).
The US however, begins now to pay more of it's budget on foreign debt service - e.g. to China - than to any of it's departments...
Remember what NATO, said: 10 more years... we shall see, who can endure more suffering.
Sanctions don’t actually make Russia unable to invest in foreign markets, they are actually increasing services to Africa and South Asia, its evident the ruble has grown as a foreign reserve in many nations
From what I hear, it is very difficult to buy euros in Moscow these days.
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"(...) it is very difficult to buy euros in Moscow these days (...)"
There wouldn't be much reason to hold them.
Traveling Russians are treated as spies and EU exports are sanctioned.
The main issue - that isn't understood in the video - is that the Russian economy is overheating - it *grows* too fast as probably a lot is subsidized by large state funds.
On the other hand, if mobilization causes manpower shortages than Russian domestic products become more expensive.
Altogether a world war can only be fought by blocs trading, internally - cutting off the EU from all Asian oil (including Indian refined products) and China using it's productivity to saturate Asian markets.
It's likely what the US want to see so that it can become the workbench of Europe - but it's not clear if they will muster the management class to pull it off...
Cool introduction
Dima is also an economist now . .. 😂
How far is the current frontline from kramatorsk ?
MSC maps look more like pro Ukrainian mapping 😂 when it’s like that you know it spells Trouble for Mr Zelensky
In europe the inflation is also higher and in the states they just print papper , dont have colaterals ...
Where were you for the last 24 hours
Bro not many updates we trust on social platforms
I have been following your updates everyday since atleast last 2 years
Please don't skip your updates
In case you need to, then inform us all
Reliable on your updates everyday as I don't trust many
Tc bro
Hope all the violence in the world ends soon
For Two Days In A Row, The Russians Hurled Tanks At The Ukrainian 79th Air Assault Brigade. For Two Days, The Paratroopers Held.
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IF the video was wrongly geolocated .. should the changes made according tot that wrong geolocation not be reversed? ... as there is no longer any evidence that the russians reached the building in Pivnichne?
Wrong date in title
Russia's interest rate is now 17.5% and inflation 9%, national product 3% up but the this due to a 20% increase in war industry and a 3% decrease in regular industry, I wish the people of russia good luck
Sad about sanctions may God bless Russia
Vive la grande Fédération de Russie !
The Russian bank knows what they are doing.. making these high military incomes spend within their limits and make local banks not to give loans that may not be repayable (the dead that got a loan can still be re-payed by the death benefit')..
Dima, what do you mean by saying: another (7th) Russian General was captured.
Did he running and jumping like rabbit, trying to cross Russian border to Lithuania (for example)?
You are talking NONSENSE!!
We could ASSUME that this General was ARRESTED for his corruption, but it is NOT what you were telling us. 👎