Russia’s war economy has powered the country through years of conflict and sanctions. Military factories expanded. Government spending surged. Growth looked strong on paper. Now the cracks are showing. Moscow, Russia's richest city, has begun cutting investment plans. The decision sends a clear message that the financial strain of the war is no longer hiding in the background. Russia’s economic engine still runs, but...
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Russia’s war economy has powered the country through years of conflict and sanctions. Military factories expanded. Government spending surged. Growth looked strong on paper. Now the cracks are showing. Moscow, Russia's richest city, has begun cutting investment plans. The decision sends a clear message that the financial strain of the war is no longer hiding in the background. Russia’s economic engine still runs, but...
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