Russia has nearly $300 billion in foreign reserves frozen, and behind the propaganda, Putin’s war economy may be quietly collapsing.
In this video, we break down how Western sanctions, frozen assets, and restricted access to global financial systems are slowly strangling Russia’s economy, even as Moscow claims resilience. While military spending surges, the real economy faces currency pressure, budget strain, capital flight, and shrinking trade options.
A war economy can survive only so long when foreign reserves are locked, technology imports are cut off, and revenue channels tighten. From hidden inflation and weakened banks to long-term industrial decline, the cracks are becoming harder to hide.
💥 What happens when $300B is frozen indefinitely?
💥 Can Russia sustain a war economy without access to global capital?
💥 Is Moscow running out of financial room to maneuver?
💥 What does this mean for global markets and geopolitics?
This video exposes the financial reality behind Russia’s war strategy, why frozen reserves matter more than headlines suggest, and how economic pressure may shape the next phase of the conflict.
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