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Russian households face increasing financial strain as war in Ukraine drags on
As Moscow continues to launch strikes across Ukraine, Russian citizens are facing increasing financial strain. Since the start of the war in 2022, utility bills in Russia have risen by more than 50% – over 13% this year alone.
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Russian citizens are feeling heightened financial pressure as Moscow’s strikes continue across Ukraine. Since the war began in 2022, utility bills in Russia have risen by more than 50 percent, with an increase of over 13 percent recorded this year alone. The cost surge coincides with the country’s ongoing struggle against drone attacks that originate from Ukraine. These combined factors are deepening the economic strain on households across Russia.
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