Russia’s Budget Deficit Surges to $82 Billion as Ukrainian Strikes Hammer War Economy
united24media.com
Ukraine's long-range strikes are crippling Russia's war economy, driving its budget deficit to $82 billion and disrupting military production.
  • Photonic
    5·
    1 month ago

    I don’t think the quick and painless death of an invader, war criminal and hired murderer is sadder than the horrible deaths of a family of four in a burning half-collapsed flat in Kyiv.

    But you do you bro.

    Also the footage you described is drone footage from Ukraine, not cell phone footage from civilians.

      • Photonic
        4·
        1 month ago

        You did in your first comment, that’s what I was referring to

        • PhilosoDOOM
          1·
          1 month ago

          I was referring to aftermath footage from Ukrainian Drone Strikes. Burning refineries and warehouses and such. Personal cell phone videos and the like. My bad for the confusion.

          • Photonic
            4·
            1 month ago

            I’m not confused at all. You’re missing the point.

            • I replied to your question about cell phone footage and the absence of that on the Ukrainian side.
            • Then you replied to that with a comment about drone footage.
            • Now I’m telling you that that’s not equivalent and doesn’t fit into the topic we are discussing.
            • PhilosoDOOM
              11·
              1 month ago

              If you’re looking for an argument I can’t help you.

              I signed up for X and a did a quick search for “Russia” and immediately found a user posting very recent civilian cell phone footage of Russian strikes in Ukraine and other related news and information from Ukraine. I answered my own question, sorry for the bother. Have a good one.