Running out of money, Putin?
this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2024
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Of course not. Why would you suggest such a thing? I've been assured by dozens of tankies here on Lemmy that a 5:1 casualty rate and North Korea as a major arms supplier are signs of success.
We should have seen this coming. These same tankies have been claiming that North Korea is a workers' and peasants' paradise for years, that any non-flattering information on this country is just evil Western propaganda. I wish I was making this up. Even moderate tankies who acknowledge that NK is in a very poor shape by any metric try to blame this on Western sabotage, which is 1:1 a lie that the regime tells its own citizens.
Of course not! That toilet we confiscated will absolutely not be used for military purposes.
Oh wait, I forgot russians don't have those.
The lower house of Russia's parliament has approved a bill that would allow authorities to confiscate money, valuables and other assets from people convicted of spreading “deliberately false information” about the country’s military.
... telling the truth about the country's military.
FTFY
This is just one of many signs of the Russian economy booming!
Booming as in the loud noises that sometimes occur before large structures collapse?
The Republicans' boss is scary yo
Ay that's misinformation, hand over the wallet!
Would be one hell of a way to hoist Putin on his own petard if he was accountable to anybody.
I think the assets of rich Russians are still just frozen. Time to use them to support Ukraine.
So far they’ve just agreed to give Ukraine the money made on interest. But yea
~~Silent~~ Noisy War Financing
It's like they are using AI to make up new rules and laws
They are going to need to draft more soldiers if every single status report requires one be sent the the Gulag.
That sure is a nice lookin car you got there fella.