Fueled by trillions in expenses for state military orders and payments made to those recruited for the front, Russia’s war economy is nearing a critical point.
Officials from the government’s financial bloc have warned Vladimir Putin that, in the coming months, the country could face an economic crisis. The information is reported by The Washington Post, which cites a source in direct contact with these officials.
According to the publication’s interlocutor, the warnings addressed to Putin are becoming increasingly insistent, and the crisis could break out even this summer. The officials would have informed him that, without additional tax increases, the budget deficit will continue to grow due to falling oil and gas revenues. At the same time, the banking system is facing increasing pressures, generated by high interest rates and the large volume of loans granted for war financing, writes The Washington Post.
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