Russians Blame U.S., not Putin for Economic Woes: Dhand

Russians Blame U.S., not Putin for Economic Woes: Dhand

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The video discusses Russia's economic challenges, including a weakening ruble, inflation, and the need for state aid. Despite these issues, public opinion is shaped by nationalism and the perception of Russia as a superpower. Economic pain is often attributed to external enemies like the US and Europe, rather than the government. The impact of oil prices and media influence on public perception is also explored, along with potential federal budget problems.

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What are the current economic challenges faced by Russia as mentioned in the text?

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How does public opinion in Russia currently reflect on the government's actions?

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What role do external factors play in the economic pain experienced in Russia?

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In what ways might the decline in oil prices affect President Putin's popularity?

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What potential issues could arise for the federal budget in Russia next year?

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