Putin says Ukraine 40-day strike campaign cost Russia 1% of GDP
Putin said the strikes damaged refineries, ports and about 100 ships, cutting seaborne exports and causing damage equal to 1% of GDP.
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Russian refineries and ports have been targeted by Ukrainian strikes in recent months, with damage equivalent to 1 point of GDP, according to the head of the Kremlin. However, he assured that this was not "critical damage" for Russia.
Ukrainian drones hit refineries, ports and warehouses deep in Russia. Putin admits damage. The Kremlin attracts the reins and now wants to protect critical infrastructure itself.
Ukrainian armed forces have damaged about 100 merchant ships in the Black and Azov Seas over 40 days, Russian President Vladimir Putin has admitted, as quoted by the news portal The Moscow Times.
Putin says Kyiv’s economy depends on western ‘handouts’ as Russia moves to choke Ukraine’s exports?
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned of a possible economic crisis in Ukraine, claiming Kyiv could face currency, budget and banking pressures if agricultural exports are disrupted. Speaking in Bishkek, Putin said Ukraine earns around $3 billion from grain and other agricultural exports while receiving about $5 billion in Western support. He claimed Russia’s recent actions came after Ukrainian attacks damaged Russian vessels and infrastru…
"You can't do us any critical damage," the Russian President emphasizes.
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