I discussed so changes I need to make to my data in this thread earlier. I recommend reading it. None of the changes were that significant.
The vehicle “exploded in the parking lot of a residential building on Sinyavinskaya Street in northern Moscow”
So there is something I want to point out about this. This sort of thing has been listed as a contributing factor to Russian leaving the country.
So, a few things to keep in mind specifically as we go through this.
It’s been a bit since I did one of these big threads. It’s getting hard to follow. 😅.
I expect this thread to be long (not the longest ever by my standards) but it will take a little while to explain it so you understand what is going on.
A few things to point out before we continue.
The number 20% is even being discussed, which was the knee jerk hike immediately following the invasion.
There was a gathering in St. Petersburg where many came to talk.
This is a weird justification, because the U.S. (together with its allies) clearly has strong intelligence gathering capabilities.
First, I recommend you read the previous information. Follow the links to associated thread
The Russian Central Bank has pointed out that there are increased costs for
“Cambodia has always opposed the aggression of other countries, but Cambodia is not against cooperation with the Russian military. The Kingdom does not discriminate in cooperation; it also cooperates with the armed forces of the United States and Western countries,”
If you aren’t familiar with what’s going on, I strongly recommend you read this thread.
Previously, Novak had a chat with the Oil Refineries about this. Essentially, they’ve been told how much can be exported (wouldn’t want to mess with Russia’s inflation rate)
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