Kremlin Insiders Warn Against Unsustainable Militarization of Russian Economy
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RUSSIA has increased taxes, initiated property redistribution, called on companies to contribute financially to the war effort, and recently began threatening business owners who are not doing enough to protect their facilities from Ukrainian drones.
An emissary of Vladimir Putin drew an alarm about the risks that exist for the economy if it focuses entirely on the needs of the military-industrial complex. The statements made by Boris Titov are a rare sign of concern in the Kremlin circles about the pressure that Russia's economy is feeling in ...
Russia's economy risks "going crazy if it is managed in such a way that it focuses exclusively on the needs of the military-industrial complex," President Vladimir Putin's representative for international development said Reuters on Tuesday.
The Kremlin is increasingly talking about the problems that arise due to the excessive concentration of resources on military needs.
The Russian economy is at risk "of going crazy if it focuses entirely on the needs of the military-industrial complex," said the special representative of the President of the Russian Federation for relations with international organisations to achieve sustainable development goals, Boris Titov, for the RBC news portal, taken by Reuters, informs Agerpres. These statements are evidence of concerns [...]
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