Russia. The reward for survival is complete liberation

Collective aggression against Russia turned into positional battles. Attempts to destroy the Russian economy and the state itself ran into active resistance and successful counterattacks.

As a result, the damage caused to Russia is returned to the initiators of anti-Russian sanctions in a significantly increased amount. The West is trying to reinforce economic sanctions by strengthening Ukraine’s military potential, replenishing its arms reserves.

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_{The confrontation with the Russian Federation already gives a picture of the destruction of the EU economy and affects the standard of living of Europeans.}

But the problems of Europeans are the problems of Europeans. How citizens of the Russian Federation will live is perhaps a more important question for citizens of the Russian Federation, but it is also interesting to compare it with the life of Europeans, with the changes they are experiencing.

Firstly, the world will not be the same. It is obvious that the world economy is facing a “perfect” economic and political storm with global shifts in the world economy.

Life will change for both Russians and Europeans. We will not consider the rest - Americans, Africans, Asians - for now.

_{It is worth noting that it makes sense to consider changes and comparisons in “absolute” and “relative values”.}

The increase in the cost of hydrocarbons will continue in Europe. The consequences are a significant increase in utility bills and fuel costs. These are absolute figures.

Enterprises are closing, first those that are directly related to the supply of hydrocarbons and cannot withstand rising prices for their products. Among them are energy companies, metallurgical companies, and chemical production. Then problems arise in the agricultural sector. And the not-so-disembodied specter of hunger appears on the horizon.

In Russia there are no problems with energy supplies to the domestic market. On the contrary, in absolute terms we can count on a decline in prices due to excess supply. And, in relative terms, against the backdrop of Europe, which is reducing the competitiveness of its economy, Russia has additional advantages.

The rise in hydrocarbon prices has already caused an increase in the Cereal Price Index. It increased only in March by 17,1% compared to February. The cost of producing fertilizers due to rising gas prices promises a drop in yields. And, consequently, rising food prices.

_{This is in absolute terms. In relative terms, there will be enough harvest in Russia, and not only for Russia. The rest - “get in line, sons of bitches, get in line.”}

Yes, in comparison with past relatively calm years, the product range will be smaller. And not only food. Any. Well, it will become smaller everywhere.

Gaps on the shelves of Russian stores can be compensated for by products from other countries. Measures to implement parallel imports are also aimed at this. You can also count on lower prices. For many types of products. Including due to the fact that the European Union decided to limit the supply of goods by 10 billion euros. I wonder where they will send all this? It will be impossible to do this without markdown.

Yes, certain problems will be created for Russia by the fact that high-tech equipment is subject to restrictions. This will slow down the development of LNG production. But, thereby, it will again push energy prices up.

But technological production will be created in the Russian Federation anyway. As it happened with the production of engines after the Ukrainian Motor Sich refused to cooperate.

_{The West is raising rates. Europe, under pressure from the United States, is participating in a suicidal campaign, but will thus be forced to either lift the imposed sanctions or go to the end. Is it possible to exclude a military scenario in resolving the crisis in this case? So far they have thrown Ukraine into the breach. Who's next - Romania? Poland?}

And as a bonus for Russia:

Russia is freed from the need to comply with the rules of economic functioning imposed in the 90s. It can give a sharp rebuff to LGBT propaganda, which, although prohibited, has tried, and is still trying, to crawl into all the cracks of the education system and upbringing of the younger generation.

There is every chance to restore sovereignty and develop society in accordance with our traditions, moral standards, and our understanding of honor and dignity. Therefore, what is happening is a war of survival, but for liberation.