if you now want to deliver something to Russia by sea (ship), then you will be very surprised. Non-Russian vessels do not go to Russian ports now. ALL ports. And they will not be on the entire chartering horizon available now. And the Russian ones ... The number of ports in which they are served is rapidly declining Now the whole question is - will there be a sowing campaign in Russia? Russia is approximately 70% dependent on the supply of seeds abroad. For sugar beets and potatoes - more than 95% dependence. And yes. Sugar beet will not grow - there will be no sugar. AT ALL. There has been a shortage on the world market for many decades, it will not work to buy for sane money. Yes, no money Loans to farmers now from 30% per annum. And farmers will not take them on such conditions. Last year there was a drought, many farmers barely "at 0" came out. It's easier not to sow for sale at all. And yes, John Deere is the main brand of agricultural equipment in Russia. And there are no spare parts. And for sane money - will not. More: 100% dependence on French chemicals in vegetable growing. It makes no sense to sow without chemistry. They will devour. More: 100% reliance on fertilized eggs to raise laying hens. Not so big, 70 percent, dependence on chemicals and crops for cheese production. Yes. A number of manufacturers have ALREADY run out of packaging for juice and milk.
If most Russians are pro-Putin and pro-war then are the sanctions not just making them hate the west even more? Is there any chance of the sanctions actually having the effect of forcing Putin to the negotiating table to remove troops from Ukraine or will it make the government more stubborn?
Hunter Bennett
What does the typical young Russian female (under 25) think about the war in Ukraine?
Christian Lewis
That's a man.
Aiden Campbell
nice proxy you have there
none of this is even remotely correct (t. working in logistics)
Tyler Thomas
>Yeah well you could just leave eastern Ukraine and Crimea, the sanctions would go away in an instant
Would you give us counter-arguments or the naah will suffice, FSB ?
Isaiah Walker
By little details like this do you spot the disinfo shill. John Deere is one of the most pathetically small suppliers in Germany and further to the east >t. I operate a business selling and maintaining equipment mostly belonging on the tail end of the common tractor The long and short of it is that these uber-important machines that are necessary for modern civilization to continue are manufactured locally. Worst case scenario, they're made "in Germany"-style, in some specialist country, and purpose-modified on site. Truly most "pathetic" case scenario: it's a Unimog rebuild. Some tractors I would even call "brandless", made by literally who in literally where in some company you thought vanished in 1991
Blake Edwards
It says in the article itself that was dropped in 2012
Gavin Watson
Top kek First of all, Pootin gives literally zero craps about russians as long as he has enough chechens to serve in the army. Look at the Moscow protests, essentially schoolkids vs militarized police Secondly, women now have to buy tampons for like 400% overprice, while Pootin and co gets increased oil and gas profits Fuck the West, honestly, they all deserve a fucking nuclear war
Christopher Jenkins
no, but theres russian anecdote >in the institute preparing dyplomats, students are tasked to write a reply letter about incident involving Soviet submarine accidentely misfiring a rocket and it landing on palace of local ruler >Proffessor is checking the written tasks: >"Hmm... in general very good.. but writing " dont fucking care" should be in caps, and i suggest replacing "BLACKASSED MONKEYS" with " assblasted niggers", after all - its impolite to insult other party as animals.
Jeremiah Howard
Read carefully, it was just changed into harsher sanctions with Magnitsky act
Blake Powell
why arent you in Georgia yet?
Andrew Foster
This is why I come here >that restrict freedom of Jewish emigration >USA >Act of 1974 The more you know about the eternal Jew
