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2·10 个月前Why? There’s no need for the citizens of the 25 countries to pay for it.
The idiots who pay for the warmongering are US and Europe themselves, thanks to the sactions, the high prices of the oil and gas, aids to UA and their stupid way of conducting the foreign policy with the rest of the world.
Putin smiles like never before.
And now the citizens of 25 countries will be able to send and receive payment to/from Russia freely, without a need to use shitty american SWIFT.
113·11 个月前perhaps because you’re an idiot?
152·11 个月前download a video and watch it - without any adverts
12·11 个月前You’ve just proven that you youself very much give a fuck what Putin thinks. Aren’t you his promoter?
Hamas leaders flying to Moscow
But Hamas leaders first had flown to USA, then to UK and France. Then Hezbollah did the same, in the same order
People, it’s hard to believe but I’m also an expert on this topic. And I have an opinion - from the newspapers.
26·11 个月前so what?
Putin has woooooooon
15·11 个月前Read the history of the conflict since 2014. Read about the Mink and Minsk2 agreements which Ukraine didn’t respect. Read about Ukraine’s attempts to join NATO.
And what? Will this make a missle turn itself into a russian one?
What? I’ll always read the 1st sentense. And it’s enough.
What a boring topic. Who created it?
Where did you get your information from?
The sanction have “hit” Russia such hard that Putin has been smiling ever since. He’d, perphaps, wish more of the sanctions any day.
Who’s in resession now - Russia or Europe? Europe. Russia, on the other hand, expects the growth of 2-2.5% this year. Higher than previously expected. Higher than US. Even the US firms have forecasted this.
And Russia has been able to localize a lot of manufacturing too, ncluding engines, tourbines and similar hight-tech stuff, thus breaking dependence on the West. Every week there’ll get open new manufacturing.
There’ve been some downsides for Russia too, but mainly - upsides.
Not to mention rushing to switch trade from USD to the local currencies or RMB.
…whilst under 15k sanctions.
So…the US dollar is the world’s “reserve currency”.
Correct. But it’s not a binary thing, but a spectrum. Look at it in the prospective of the last, let’s say, 30 years.
How much has USD declined from usage? How much have the trades in the local currencies increased?
How about the last 2 years in particular? Moreover, the counries of BRICS trade mainly in the local currencies.
what website is that?