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Vladimir Putin has not appeared live in public for weeks — and questions are mounting.

As Russia enters one of the coldest winters in modern history, reports of infrastructure collapse, energy shortages, and severe budget deficits are emerging across Siberia and the Far East. Yakutia is facing extreme temperatures below -56°C. Boiler systems are failing. Coal deliveries have stalled. Regional officials are openly acknowledging funding gaps. Meanwhile, Russia’s federal budget has dramatically increased military spending while cutting housing and utilities funding.

In this video, we break down the confirmed data behind:

• Putin’s unexplained disappearance and pre-recorded Kremlin footage
• Russia’s 2026 budget crisis and defense spending surge
• Oil revenue collapse and sanctions pressure on the shadow fleet
• Yakutia heating failures and Siberian fuel shortages
• The National Wealth Fund drawdown and widening deficit
• IMF and World Bank growth projections for Russia
• The long-term economic risks of a war-driven economy

Using publicly available financial data, regional government statements, energy production figures, oil export trends, and independent reporting, this analysis examines whether Russia’s war economy is creating structural instability at home.

This is not speculation. This is a review of documented budget numbers, oil revenue statistics, infrastructure funding cuts, and regional emergency declarations.

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— this video provides context grounded in reported figures and economic indicators.

As energy exports face tightening sanctions, oil discounts widen, and domestic infrastructure spending declines, the pressure on regional systems is increasing. The question is not just geopolitical. It is economic sustainability.

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Disclaimer: This video is for informational and analytical purposes only. It is based on publicly available reports, economic data, and media coverage at the time of recording. It does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, or political advocacy. Viewers are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult qualified professionals before making decisions based on geopolitical or economic developments.