An Annoyed Ukrainian American
@annoyeduke.bsky.social
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annoyeduke.bsky.social
“More often” denied compared to who? Who else needs continuous glucose monitoring more than diabetics? Medvedev?
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Remember when the ministry of finance thought they wouldn’t have to offer billions in subsidies to oil companies for gasoline refining? Last week? Good times.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
It’s enjoyable watching the oil companies get squeezed, but having the gov’t fork over money that they thought they were going to be able to keep in their pocket works pretty well too. Eagerly awaiting this month’s daily deficit updates from @prune602.bsky.social.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Mass bankruptcies followed by government supported “consolidation” can do that, yes.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Let the great harvest of fines begin!
annoyeduke.bsky.social
(Or selling to foreign customers for their winter storage needs)
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Wait, consumption as in use or in putting away for storage?
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Can we assume that this means they have no room to put anymore and no customers to buy anymore?
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Time to raise taxes on the plebs!

That always works great in russia.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Being free of the burden of having to pay for new railway cars should help russian railways meet the challenge of trying to ramp up business to offset the coming collapse of russian road transport as gas and diesel disappear just at the same time shipping companies drown in a sea of lease debt.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Ok, I’m not sure making me break out the Malört in celebration is a “warning” but ok.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
When properly motivated, changes can happen fast enough.

It took one year after 1904, three years after 1914, and two years after 1989.

It’s been three years since 2022, and lines at the gas stations are growing.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
“His enemies” in this case referred to the people that have his bar tab. They were afraid he was skipping out on them.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Even better, the government is considering tax holidays for some (or most) of these industries. Because what the government needs right now is less tax revenue. That they’ll never recover because it’s not the tax rates that are causing the businesses to go bankrupt.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
What another delightful way to learn russian geography.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
This is the second time that this has happened that I’m aware of. The first was a few weeks ago, I believe?
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Better get to it before everyone empties their bank accounts in order to pay for gas in buckets on the street corner.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Going to have to be honest, you do plenty enough as it is.

Sorry about your dad, though. :(
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Not only that but there was an attack (unclear as to the result, so probably not as great as we'd like...yet) on the Tyumen refinery not 48 hours after you posted this.

You should write stories about all of the refineries in russia, regardless of location. Let's see what happens.
annoyeduke.bsky.social
Or you could calculate how much inflation would have to be in order to reach these new revenue projections and then you have a better idea what the government really thinks the inflation rate is.

More likely it's whatever makes them feel better about themselves, but you never know...
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delfoo.bsky.social
Just to point something out. At a time when you have to introduce a moratorium on bankruptcies for wheat farmers, when the buckwheat harvest is collapsing and you can't produce enough potatoes to say you are building greenhouses for bananas sounds insane.

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annoyeduke.bsky.social
I had hoped we'd have further work for you, but it's unclear if the explosion at the refinery in Tyumen tonight resulted in significant damage to production.