Plans by 2030: Putin declared the economy's readiness for Victory in the War (Video)

President Vladimir Putin spoke about his vision of future and war during the government meeting, the Kremlin Telegram. On August 26, Putin held an economic meeting with Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and a dozen other Russian government officials, shows a post in the channel. The meeting took place in a remote format: the President was in one of his residences and the rest of the participants joined online. The main topic of conversation is the development of the economy by 2030.

The Kremlin head voiced two theses concerning the victory of the Russian Federation in the war with Ukraine and further development of Russia. First, Putin plans to do the economy to continue to fight and win. According to him, it is necessary to discuss the economic policy of 2000-2030 in order to "strengthen the economic base for the successful end of the war.

" Secondly, the Russian politician is convinced that victory over Ukraine is "a basic condition for the implementation of long-term Russia's development plans. " After that, the meeting was talked about how the revenues of the Russians will increase and how the Russian Federation will achieve strategic goals, the Kremlin broadcast shows.

It should be noted that in June 2024, focus gathered the opinions of economists and political scientists as to whether the Russian economy is ready for the continuation of the war in Ukraine. One of the issues they discussed was the termination of dollars and the euro on the Moscow Exchange. The analyst Ivan Uglyanytsya noted that it is not necessary to hope for a special effect: the new conditions will be used to.

On the other hand, he acknowledged that it has a psychological effect that tells the Russians that it would be worse. Meanwhile, in July, experts noted that during the war the Russian economy even increased: GDP - by 4%, trade, construction - by 6%, finance - by 8%. Before the beginning of the Global Mirny Summit, in June 2024, Vladimir Putin listed the conditions on which he could complete the war during the day.

Among the conditions of the Russian President is the requirement for Ukraine to abandon four regions and withdraw troops from the front line. After that, during the month in the media, for example, in NYT, there was a discussion of the possibility of peace talks that could be in the fall and winter of 2024. After the Armed Forces breakthrough in the Kursk region, Russian politicians stated that negotiations became impossible.