The Russian Rouble is COLLAPSING! Why now?
Video Summary
Russia’s financial infrastructure has been severely impacted by new US sanctions, causing the Moscow Stock Exchange to halt dollar and Euro trading. The sanctions, targeting 300 entities and individuals, aim to degrade Russia’s ability to pursue its war in Ukraine. As a result, Russians can only buy Euros and dollars on the secondary market through banks, leading to inflated exchange rates and making it harder for ordinary Russians and companies to access these currencies. The sanctions have also led to a collapse in Russia’s energy sector, with gas prom, a key Russian oil carrier, now a loss-making corporation. The US has announced new sanctions at the G7 Summit, and Ukraine is set to receive an additional $50 billion in frozen Russian assets. The sanctions have also led to a shift in the balance of power, with Russia’s military alliance shrinking and NATO growing stronger. Meanwhile, Ukraine is receiving increased military aid from the US and other countries, including Patriot systems, interceptor missiles, and armored personnel carriers.
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