- Russia raises VAT from 20% to 22% to fund war efforts.
- The tax increase indicates economic strain and prioritizes military spending over growth.
- Consumers will face higher costs as the tax impacts everyday goods and services.
- The move reflects a shift in Kremlin strategy, focusing on sustaining long-term conflict.
Source: brianiselin67.medium.com
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