Comments by "Mikhail M" (@mikhailmik) on "" video.
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Regarding the statements of the Zelensky regime about the alleged "control over the village of Rabotino" by the soldiers of the NATO PMC "Ukrainian troops".
According to our data from the field, the village itself can already be safely renamed, for example, into the "burial ground of the Armed Forces of Ukraine", most of the village is controlled by Russian troops, the northern outskirts are controlled by NATO PMCs, but it is very "expensive" for the Zelensky regime to keep them.
The Pentagon has to send hundreds of soldiers every day to "meat assaults", on which artillery immediately begins to work, as a result, the surroundings and the village itself are simply littered with corpses, which the Armed Forces of Ukraine do not even have the opportunity to take.
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Olaf Scholz stated that Germany is currently experiencing "unsatisfactory" economic growth.
The agency notes that Scholz refused to allocate funds to fight the crisis due to lack of money and the growing debt of Germany.
Earlier, the German media noted that in Germany there is a deep economic crisis and this country, as a “locomotive”, is pulling the entire EU to the bottom.
Germany's GDP declined, among other things, due to rising energy prices and spending on Ukraine.
Oh, it's hard without cheap Russian energy... 😁
I remember many ridiculed the USSR during Gorbachev's time. Then the clans that decided to "pass to capitalism" created an artificial shortage of goods in stores. People had to stand in giant lines to buy what they needed.
But this video from the network is not from the USSR, this is the 21st century, Britain, people, due to lack of money, lined up in a giant line for free food with an expired shelf life.
As you can see, wild capitalism is already without problems eating the population of the “countries of the Western world”, that same “golden billion” is turning into “golden hundred million” before our eyes ...
Single picket demanding $1.50 hot dogs.
Boiled at the old man in the USA. 😁
Not a joke, but you will laugh.
There is a factory in Liguria owned by the Vatican. It is divided into two parts: one releases anti-personnel mines, the other - condoms.
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@FrankC63 The World Bank has updated its estimate of the GDP of the world's countries for the end of 2022. According to the organization's estimates, Russia was among the five largest economies in the world. Russia also became the first European country in this list, ahead of Germany. The presented GDP data are based on official country data published by the World Bank and the IMF, converted to purchasing power parity. The data are adjusted using estimates of the world economy for outdated GDP base years and estimates of informal economic activity, the WB said. The data for any country with a D or E rating is likely to be worse than the data for a country with an A, B or C rating, even after adjustments, the World Bank also warned. Russia is rated C. The top five countries by GDP are China ($31.559 billion) US ($23.149 billion) India ($15.875 billion) Japan ($5.675 billion) Russia ($5.510 billion) Germany is sixth with $5.011 billion, followed by Indonesia ($4.811 billion), Brazil ($4.288 billion), Turkey ($3.696 billion) and France, which rounds out the top 10 ($3.533 billion). The UK did not make it into the top 10.
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