Russian Effect:
Aircraft at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport. A large number of Russians, many of them from Moscow, have been fleeing abroad, fearing the deteriorating economic and political consequences of the Ukraine conflict
Food store in Moscow. The
supply of imported goods and foods into Russia has been disrupted by the
ongoing conflict and heavy sanctions, resulting in rising prices.
Food store in Moscow. Sugar
has been one of the most sought-after items among Russian buyers, and there
have been reports of sugar shortages.
Grocery store in Moscow. Officials claimed that “panic buying” is behind the empty shelves in Russian stores and advised Russians not to buy goods such as sugar and buckwheat in large quantities
.
Containers in a logistics
center in Moscow on March 16. A mass exodus of foreign companies from
Russia has put thousands of people out of work.
A Shell gas station. Major
oil companies like Shell have pulled out of Russia since the invasion, putting
the global energy market in disarray.
^ I have to say I hope things get
much worse for the Russians only then will they start to see the reality of
their War and all the death and destruction they are causing. ^
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