Russia economy panic at catastrophic understaffing and ‘mass bankruptcies’ | World | News

Since Moscow continues to direct his efforts to the war in Ukraine, an acute working scarcity continues its various sectors of the Russian economy. The Central (CDD) against the disinformation within the scope of the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council announced that the construction industry was particularly affected.

He said: “Industry, agricultural sector, energy, etc., a problem is observed. However, urban construction suffers most of the shortage of personnel. According to Russian experts, there will be no one to build a house in Russia in five to seven years.” The CCD said that the large -scale invasion has created a mass migration to the war effort and defense industry, and intensifies inadequacy in many areas.

“In construction, the shortage of workers is the most acute – despite the unprecedented market drop, decrease in construction volumes, mass bankruptcy of developers and business cuts.”

Watchdog, despite the Russian propaganda and Vladimir Putin’s assurances of “unprecedented growth” in the economy, this is not real.

The war continues every day and brings Moscow closer to the threshold of a serious financial crisis.

Previous reports made by the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine stressed that the sanctions were significantly beating the Russian budget and only five months later, 90% of the annual projection opened until 2025.

After reporting that cereal harvests have fallen by 12.7 million tons until July, Russia also faces a “food disaster”.

The data obtained from the Ministry of Agriculture showed that cereal and legume harvests were only 3.8 million tons in the first six months of the year.

According to Roman Nekrasov, a high -level official, the facility, which has grown in the ministry, is 4.3 times less than the same period in 2024 (16.5 million tons).

It was said that cereal yields decreased to 25%. The yield is per 10 c/ha (41c/ha) compared to last year (C/HA) 31 centers (c/ha).