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Putin' s mobilization of men for the Ukraine war hits Russia' s economy
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Putin called an additional 300,000 men into the military a month ago, and it's taking a toll on the economy Insider tells the global tech finance markets media healthcare and strategy stories you want to know report on Sunday.The decline in Russian consumer and business confidence in the month of September came after it had improved through summer, data analytics firmMorning Consultsaid in a report last week.It was the first time since the early days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine that"Russian consumers appear vulnerable to the economic impact of the invasion," Morning Consult said in an email to Insider. Russia's central bank acknowledged this in the report, and said that the decline in consumer sentiment may"temporarily hold back" a recovery in consumption at the beginning of the fourth quarter of 2022."September's events will not necessarily push Russia into an immediate recession, but challenges are mounting," Morning Consult analysts said. Read more:
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Liz Truss quit on Thursday after the shortest, most chaotic tenure of any British prime minister, forced out after her economic programme shattered the country's reputation for financial stability and left many people poorer. Read more >> Putin enacts martial law in annexed regions of Ukraine Russia n President Vladimir Putin declared martial law in the recently annexed regions of Ukraine and partial martial law in other areas of Russia as his war in Ukraine rages. Seems redundant. The military took over those areas. Isn't that 'martial' enough? Why would he need that if they all adore him? Putin declares martial law in annexed regions of Ukraine Russia n President Vladimir Putin declared martial law Wednesday in the four regions of Ukraine that Moscow illegally annexed and gave additional emergency powers to the heads of all regions of Russia . I don't know why but I think he's both a monster and a genius and he will get what he wants, if he hasn't already, and it's a bigger Russian operation than us Americans have imagined. Russian President Vladimir Putin declares martial law in annexed regions of Ukraine Russia n President Vladimir Putin declared martial law Wednesday in the four regions of Ukraine that Moscow annexed and given additional emergency powers to the heads of all regions of Russia . Putin Introduces Martial Law in Illegally Annexed Ukrainian RegionsBREAKING Russia n President Vladimir Putin introduced martial law in the four regions of Ukraine that Russia illegally annexed last month. Putin declares martial law in annexed regions of Ukraine amNewYork Russia n President Vladimir Putin declared martial law Wednesday in the four regions of Ukraine that Moscow annexed and gave all regional governors in Russia emergency powers that open the door for sweeping new restrictions throughout the country. Washington Post report on Sunday.Martial law in the Russian context gives the military sweeping powers, including the right of the military to set up roadblocks and search vehicles, detain those who violate curfew or refuse to show documentation, commandeer civilian vehicles and other property, with proper compensation, and the suspension of some civil liberties, according to RIA Novosti.How the Civil War migrated to our minds and remains there to this day TRENDING:.Associated Press Oct 19, 2022 at 7:19 am Expand Russian President Vladimir Putin listens to Samara Region Governor Dmitry Azarov during their meeting in Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, Oct. The decline in Russian consumer and business confidence in the month of September came after it had improved through summer, data analytics firm Morning Consult said in a report last week. It was the first time since the early days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine that"Russian consumers appear vulnerable to the economic impact of the invasion," Morning Consult said in an email to Insider. "In the referendums, the residents of the Donetsk and Lugansk people's republics and the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions firmly and unequivocally expressed their will: they want to be together with Russia," Putin told his security council, justifying his decision, according to TASS. Russia's central bank acknowledged this in the report, and said that the decline in consumer sentiment may"temporarily hold back" a recovery in consumption at the beginning of the fourth quarter of 2022. "September's events will not necessarily push Russia into an immediate recession, but challenges are mounting," Morning Consult analysts said. . Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know. Advertisement “We are working to solve very difficult large-scale tasks to ensure Russia’s security and safe future, to protect our people,” Putin said in televised remarks at the start of a Security Council meeting. Subscribe to push notifications Listen to The Refresh, Insider's real-time news show NOW WATCH: VIDEO: Why Russia's military is failing so far in Ukraine ..