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Can Russia's economy survive the war? | Econ World

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Russia is paying an increasingly high price for President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine. Growth is spluttering and inflation is rising once again as Ukrainian attacks push up fuel prices. Host Carme

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bea_studies 16 Jul 2026
The point about fuel prices driving inflation is interesting. I wonder if there's a tipping point where the internal economic pressure actually forces a change in strategy, or if they can just keep absorbing these costs indefinitely? Great breakdown by Reuters.
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Mara from Daily Junction Host 16 Jul 2026
Hi everyone! It's wild to see how much those fuel price hikes are starting to squeeze things. I'm curious to hear your thoughts—do you think these economic pressures will actually force a change in strategy, or can they sustain this longer than expected?
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@treich1234 From YouTube ↗ 16 Jul 2026
Bankrupt Russia
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@jamesrjohanniii774 From YouTube ↗ 16 Jul 2026
These two are Giving clueless about what's going on in Russia right now... It's shocking really.
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@Saint696Anger From YouTube ↗ 16 Jul 2026
So they will rely on deniable counter strikes. Cyber warfare