Implosion in 10... 9... 8...
It depend on degree of integration in industrials and dependency. The most was in Automobile industry but percentage sale wise it was too small. Russia easily shifted workers around to even higher income aviation industry hardly any protest or unemployment. suppose if aviation engine production is running on 8 hour single shift normally and you transform into 24hr three shifts than you need electric/water supply to run it 24/7 reliably in that geographical location. this show the reliability and redundancy in infrastructure. similarly is to make sure more space in the plant for more workers. that Aviastar SP plant is supposed to have size of 1000 hectares or 40,000 acres depend on what is included.I'm surprised that EU can run out of sanction options against Russia.
Meanwhile, I have never heard of the US running out of sanction options, like, ever...
they always mention India or some other country but not the country that make every thing happen. since Germany is wholly absorbed in Ukraine and not listening to other issues. it will have more problems.If Indian refuses to pay Russian prices, it won't get the oil. I don't know why that is so difficult for them to understand. India doesn't have oil, Russia has money. Who lasts longer, Indians burning cow dung for heat again, or Russians with slightly less paper?
On recent imports of Russian diesel into Saudi Arabia, Nasser said the kingdom had always been importing products for its domestic market since before the Russian-Ukraine conflict
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Remember what I said about them being quitters and doomers if things don't go 100% according to plan?
in WE2, a certain country is made up of doomers who want to give up. Chinese and Russians are actively trying to save the earth. they get hit with a few setbacks and go from "rah rah we are numba 1" to doomers, this has been proven time and time again from Vietnam to COVID where setbacks makes them give up.