Comments by "александр макаров" (@user-lj2vy1mw1l) on "US Hits Russia Ahead of Peace Talks" video.

@giovanni-ed7zq As a Russian, I can say with confidence that we do not have any hyperinflation
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@giovanni-ed7zq чел... Когда началась война рубль стоил 100 рублей или около того. Сейчас, спустя почти три года. Он стоит столько же. Я не спорю что в РФ есть инфляция, но она есть почти везде и у нас не гиперинфляция. Прочитай уже определение и посмотри примеры чтобы не задавать глупых вопросов.
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@WhiteBirdPlays In the Kursk Region, Ukrainians occupied less than 3% of the territory. They didn't take a single city, but they killed thousands of the most motivated soldiers. Their last attempt to advance there about a week ago ended in complete failure. What kind of success can we talk about?
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@giovanni-ed7zq but you don't live in Russia. You don't know about the benefits system, that there are different banks, that a lot depends on the initial payment. You don't know anything. You don't even know what hyperinflation is...
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@Utrilus России бы вполне хватило нейтральной Украины и обещания не вступления в НАТО. В общем-то и эта война бы не началась если бы 1) Украина соблюдала Минские Соглашения( а она из них вышла) 2) Не возобновила бы своё наступление на Донбасс 3) Пообещала бы не вступать в НАТО.
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@usa_bruce4295 The USSR, China, England and the USA. At the same time, China has been fighting Japan the longest.
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@ Actually, Japan's land army was depleted by China, and the USSR finished it off. The merit of the USA and England in the destruction of the Japanese fleet. The role of China and the USSR should not be underestimated.
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@sjoormen1 Don't be embarrassed. The USSR defeated the million-strong Kwantung army in August 1945. The Manchurian operation
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@sjoormen1 No. Watch the Manchurian operation and don't talk any more nonsense.
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@giovanni-ed7zq I'm not lying. You just don't know what hyperinflation is because of your poor education. You can search for definitions right now and understand how wrong you are.
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@giovanni-ed7zq The rates depend on the bank. It can be from 6 to 28 percent. It depends on several factors.
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@ Do you understand what hyper-inflation is? This is a huge rise in prices and depreciation of money. In Russia, there is no price increase of 100% or more, so we do not have hyper-inflation. You didn't guess about eggs either, there's a different chain there, caused a lot by the increase in the price of feed.
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