Russia Should Have Collapsed - Why Is It Growing?

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Russia Was Supposed to Collapse - Why Is It Growing? February 24, 2022. Russia invaded Ukraine, and the West dropped an economic nuclear bomb: the heaviest sanctions in history. $300 billion was frozen. Russia was kicked out of SWIFT. Technology was banned. Western companies withdrew. Economists said, “Russia will shrink by 15%.” The result? Russia is growing by 3% in 2024. 🔴 In this video: ✅ How Russia circumvented sanctions - shadow economy, ghost ships, secret banking ✅ Which countries are acting as bridges to Russia - China, India, Turkey, UAE ✅ Kicked out of SWIFT, but how is money flowing? ✅ $300 billion frozen, how is Russia finding money? ✅ Russian oil is “banned,” but how is it being sold to the world? ✅ Why did sanctions increase your bill? ✅ Will Russia collapse or survive - two scenarios 📊 Key Figures: $300 billion: Frozen Russian reserves 3.6%: Russia's 2023 growth (not the expected 15% contraction) 600+: Number of ghost ships 40 million barrels/month: India's oil imports from Russia (up from 2 million in 2021) 💡 Key Question: How can the world's largest economies try to destroy a country, yet that country grows? And how does this affect your pocket? ⚠️ WARNING: This video is for educational and analytical purposes only. It is not investment advice. Seek professional advice before making any financial decisions. 💬 Discussion Questions: Will Russia eventually collapse, or are the sanctions ineffective? Why are China and India helping Russia? Is de-dollarization really accelerating? Share your thoughts in the comments! 👇 🔔 Subscribe for more global economic analysis. 📌 Note: This video aims to provide unbiased economic analysis. It does not seek to defend or criticize any country. All data is sourced from publicly available sources. #GlobalMacro #GeopoliticalRisk #SanctionsImpact #EnergyMarkets #DeDollarization #BRICSEconomy #CommodityTrade #FinancialShift