Newly commissioned oil wells in russia again drops, another -12.3%. More pain for Russia’s beleaguered oil industry today as new drilling statistics paint yet another bleak picture, with new drilling facing another big drop. The drop ion newly commissioned wells again accelerated. now down 12.3% year-on-year from January-November 2024, according to a report by Kommersant […]
Transnistria has less than two weeks of gas before Moscow needs to make big decisions. Let the colony go or pay hundreds of millions to keep it within Putin’s grip. Another domino seems ready to fall in the slow motion collapse of Putin’s empire.. Since 1993, Russia has been militarily occupying a long stretch of
A string of arson attacks and explosions swept across multiple Russian cities on Saturday, raising questions about the scale and coordination of these acts. The perpetrators, many of whom confessed to being manipulated by telephone scammers, targeted a variety of public institutions and infrastructure.
A little over three weeks ago, we flashed the warning light on the Russian coal industry, outlining that the drop in production combined with the inability to export and an increasingly catastrophic countrywide credit situation would lead to mass layoffs.
Less than a week after one of Russia’s lead missile designers is killed in Moscow, Senior General Igor Kirillov, head of Russia’s Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Protection Troops, has also been assassinated, the highest level Russian official to yet be killed since the beginning of the war.
In yet another symptom of Russia’s deepening economic crisis, food price inflation has surged to an alarming 48.8% in just six months, according to latest government data. This unprecedented spike is pushing millions into food insecurity while forcing government to adopt drastic measures.
In another humiliating catastrophe for the Putin regime, the once-bustling Belokamenka oil & gas project, the largest construction site in Russia has gone dark, symbolizing the nation’s waning industrial might amid intensifying economic pressures, war, and international sanctions.
As awesome as most Russian neighborhoods are, very few are willing to take out mortages at 100% interest.
In what appears to be a calculated but catastrophic gamble, Russia’s Central Bank this week plans to jack up its key interest rate from today’s already crushing 21% to a further punishing 25%, sparking fears of impending economic collapse. Normally towing the party line, even the Putin regime’s Pro-Kremlin economists are now warning that the move could unleash a tidal wave of corporate bankruptcies, threatening the survival of entire sectors of the Russian economy.
Having seen it’s share value drop by -88% in only two years and with 1,200 stores and 30,000 employees nationwide, Russia’s second largest seller of consumer electronics has announced an abrupt change in business model after 31 years in operation.
Russia’s economy continues to collapse as Russian railways is forced to cut investment by -40% due to debt service payments
Putin’s global global atrocity campaigns continue to punish the economy back home as Russian Railways is set to reduce its 2025 investment program by approximately 40
Amidst record crop failures and with all resources now going to Putin’s global war projects, things are only getting worse for the collapsing Russian agricultural sector, with domestic sales of new equipment dropping by 16.5% year-on-year to 167.5 billion rubles in the first ten months of 2024, according to the Russian Association of Specialized Machinery and Equipment Manufacturers (Rosspetsmash). Production and exports have also declined by 12.6% and 9.6%, respectively, amounting to 205.8 billion rubles in production and 14.1 billion rubles in exports.
Farmers say theyve never seen in so bad as Russia is confronting an unparalleled agricultural crisis with severe drought conditions threatening to decimate winter crop yields, particularly wheat, across key farming regions. This development poses significant challenges to the nation’s food security and its position in global grain markets as the Russian economy already faces collapse in a number of sectors.
From Russian social media today, a young Russian barbarian, baby faced Yegor Lipin, from Omsk, signing his contract on November 13th was already not only IN Ukraine by November 18th, but DEAD on the November 18th, likely on his first meat-assault. His funeral was 2 days ago.
Sent packing, like a doe-eyed baboon, Putin has sacked his top General in Syria, the bumbling yet barbaric Lieutenant General Sergei Kisel, after a weekend of catastrophic losses for Russian troops at the hands of Syrian rebels.
Despite his almost daily calls to nuke the west, Medvedev continues to invest in that exact west, the same west in which the children of Putin´s entire circle choose to live, study and build their businesses.
With everything from sugar production to potato production in a state of collapse due to mismanagement and the majority of resources being allocated to the war effort, Russia’s agricultural shortages are deepening.
Russia’s coal-mining regions are grappling with a sharp decline in budget revenues as coal companies face financial difficulties caused by the loss of export markets and reduced production. Finance Minister Anton Siluanov reported that profit tax revenues in the Kemerovo region, which accounts for 60% of Russia’s coal production and 80% of coking coal, have dropped by 59%. Similar declines have been observed in Buryatia and the Jewish Autonomous Region.
