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Russia's ruble sinks to 2022 March levels after US sanctions on Gazprombank
(kyivindependent.com)
this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2024
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Absolutely, and then again when the Russian central bank has to open currency trade again after new year.
Not if Trump forces Ukraine to give up the three occupied regions.
That's not even an option. How do you figure Trump would be able to do that? It's ridiculous.
There are limits to what Trump can do, without retaliation from the rest of NATO. Trump may be stupid, but he is not THAT stupid.
Fuck the NATO