Comments by "" (@thomasherrin6798) on "The true impact of a year of war on Russia's economy | DW Business Special" video.

@eufrosniad994 Where did the professor not tell the truth in this interview, and don't ask about when Putin has been lying, so the question sort of answers itself, why should YOU trust a liar, I don't and that's Putin, almost every word that leaves his mouth!?!
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@tonyatgoogle6076 Germany will suffer due to the Energy cost increasing, and defence and demographics, but not nearly as much as Russia whose problems are more severe in every department to a level they don't fully understand as yet!?!
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 @Pointi69 Most Countries are diversifying from China as like Russia, their cheap goods up front have a big human rights tag on the back!?!
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@lawrencekling8598 The estimate would be 18%, Russia says 10% but they are a pack of liars so 18% is the figure I'd use, but time as always will tell it cannot be hidden forever, inflation in the West is calculated differently by each country and minor variances may occur, but generally they are reasonably accurate as central banks base their rates on them, Russian banks can pick out any figure they like as they only trade with each other!?!
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 @palodoxaliqua5809 It's based on more facts than the IMF or World Bank anyways!?!
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 @mercedeswolf9473 Putin says 10% computer says no!?!
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 @clarahilairetessier5431 Russia has no business in Ukraine that's why, do you not keep up with world events, especially when Russia has genocidal, human rights abusing and thieving actions!??
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 @mercedeswolf9473 It's going to get worse for Russia, they do not have the economy to sustain Putin's ambitions, and China doesn't either!?!
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Noah Gabriel Most Western Countries are reasonably accurate, they might use the accounts trick of putting money into next month's account to massage the figures but at the end of the year it is accountable as a full set of figures are issued, except by Autocratic Countries mostly, which is no suprise!?!
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