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#Arab #India #Rouble #school #summit #United Arab Emirates

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2 months ago

La Banque centrale russe réduit ses interventions sur le marché des changes : Affaiblissement du rouble prévu Principaux renseignements La banque centrale russe a annoncé une réduction de ses interventions sur le marché des changes à partir de 2026. Cette décision devrait avoir un impact sur la force du rouble, conduisant à un affaiblissement potentiel. Impact sur les exportateurs Auparavant, les ventes de devises combinées par la banque centrale et le ministère […]

La Banque centrale russe réduit ses interventions sur le marché des changes : Affaiblissement du rouble prévu #BanqueCentrale #Rouble #MarchéDesChanges #Économie #Finance

Reevolution

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3 months ago

RUSSIAN Ruble Crisis YouTube video by Joe Blogs

🇷🇺 #RUSSIAN #RUBLE 𝗜𝗡 #CRISIS ‼️🔥

🇺🇦 #UKRAINE 𝗪𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗣𝗨𝗦𝗛 𝗕𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗛𝗢𝗥𝗗𝗘𝗦 𝗼𝗳 #PUTIN 💥💪

🇷🇺 𝗟𝗘 #ROUBLE #RUSSE 𝗘𝗡 #CRISE ‼️🔥

𝗟𝗘𝗦 𝗛𝗢𝗥𝗗𝗘𝗦 𝗗𝗘 𝗣𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗡 𝗦𝗘𝗥𝗢𝗡𝗧 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗨𝗦𝗦É𝗘𝗦 💥💪

— 𝗦𝗹𝗮𝘃𝗮 𝗨𝗸𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗶‼️ 🇺🇦 —

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3 months ago

Banque centrale russe utilise ses réserves d’or pour stabiliser le rouble et le budget Principaux renseignements Confrontée à une diminution de ses ressources financières, la banque centrale russe a pris la décision de vendre ses réserves d’or directement à des entités nationales, telles que des banques et des entreprises publiques. Selon des rapports citant les services de renseignement ukrainiens, cette mesure est motivée par la nécessité urgente de soutenir […]

Banque centrale russe utilise ses réserves d’or pour stabiliser le rouble et le budget #BanqueCentrale #Rouble #Economie #ReserveDor #Finance

Mar🌱Dema🌱

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3 months ago

Listen news from #russia
#devaluation du #rouble imminente
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4 months ago

I never realised my Russian lessons from 20 years ago were Nostradamus type predictions.
#russia #rouble #rubble

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6 months ago

@silvermansecurity.bsky.social @beyerstein.bsky.social @doloresquintana.bsky.social @prune602.bsky.social It always makes me giggle a little inside when #UATV calls the #rouble "rubble" .😌 I don't think it's an accident.😊

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7 months ago

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7 months ago

Weak rouble, higher oil may help Russia if Trump’s tariffs hit, analysts say By Elena Fabrichnaya MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian markets reacted cautiously to U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to impose new sanctions, with analysts saying on Wednesday a weaker rouble and higher oil prices as a result of his measures may support the economy in the short term. Trump said on Tuesday the United States would start imposing tariffs and other measures on Russia "10 days from today" if Moscow showed no progress toward a peaceful settlement in Ukraine. Oil prices gained more than 3% on his remarks. The rouble has dropped 4.3% since July 24 to 81.9 to the U.S. dollar on Wednesday. Russia’s stock market has fallen by 3.4% since July 24. A weaker rouble boosts export competitiveness by making Russian goods cheaper globally and increases revenue from oil exports priced in dollars. "The uncertainty of new U.S. sanctions will continue to weigh on the sentiment of Russian investors," said Alexei Antonov from Alor brokerage. The rouble has rallied by up to 45% against the dollar this year, thanks to the central bank’s tight monetary policy and hopes for easing tensions between Russia and the U.S. after talks held in Saudi Arabia in February. The rouble’s appreciation lowered the revenue of Russian commodity firms from oil and gas majors to metals and fertilizer exporters. Such firms make up about 60% of the stock market, which is off-limits to Western investors because of sanctions. FUNDAMENTAL SUPPORT Shares in some exporting companies rose after the rouble started sliding, with oil firm Rosneft, Russia’s biggest, gaining over 2% since the start of the week, and nickel producer Nornickel rising by over 5% on July 29. "Fundamental support for the Russian exporters’ stocks is provided by soaring oil prices and a significantly weakened rouble," said BCS brokerage analyst Mikhail Zeltser. The central bank’s decision on July 25 to cut its key interest rate as inflation eased also helped the rouble’s fall. A weaker rouble will support the state budget, the main target of Trump’s measures, by increasing the rouble-denominated value of Russia’s energy revenue even if that shrinks due to new sanctions. Energy made up 27% of Russia’s state budget revenue in the first half, down from around 30% in 2023 and 2024. Although some weakening of the rouble to around 90 to the dollar is welcomed by the market, a more significant slide towards 100 and beyond is seen as harmful for the economy. Some analysts recalled November 2024, when the rouble weakened sharply after the U.S. imposed new sanctions. The rouble lost 11% between November 22 and November 27. Finam analysts said Russian investors were lining up to buy foreign currency to hedge the risk of falling export revenues in case Trump imposes secondary sanctions on buyers of Russian oil, such as China and India. "In part, the concerns are not unfounded. It was precisely (former U.S. President Joe) Biden’s farewell sanctions package at the end of last year that caused the rouble to plummet," Finam analysts wrote in their research note. Don't miss out on the next big opportunity! Stay ahead of the curve with ProPicks AI – 6 model portfolios fueled by AI stock picks with a stellar performance this year... In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech Stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies. So if GMKN is on your watchlist, it could be very wise to know whether or not it made the ProPicks AI lists.

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7 months ago

La Russie lance le rouble numérique en 2026 Principaux renseingnements La Russie lancera son rouble numérique le 1er septembre 2026. Les grandes entreprises et les banques devront proposer des

La #Russie lance le #rouble numérique en 2026
👉Les grandes entreprises et les banques devront proposer des services en roubles numériques
👉Le déploiement vise à réduire l’utilisation de l’argent liquide
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Profit Trading USA

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9 months ago

Russia’s Nabiullina on central bank rate cut, inflation and rouble MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina and her deputy Alexei Zabotkin addressed a news conference on Friday after the central bank cut its key rate to 20% from 21%. They spoke in Russian and the quotes below were translated into English by Reuters. NABIULLINA ON DECISION TO CUT THE RATE "Today, we considered two options. There were arguments in favour of leaving the rate unchanged, and arguments for lowering the rate. It’s worth noting here that many of those who proposed to leave the rate unchanged for now allowed for its possible reduction at the next meeting in July." "There was a discussion about whether to reduce the rate by half a percentage point, or one percentage point ... a more substantial step was not considered." NABIULLINA ON INFLATION "Inflation is around the lower end of our expectations. We will speak more specifically when our prognosis is re-evaluated in June. But taking into account the facts of the first four months of the year and the operational picture we see regarding this month, any update will likely be towards a reduction." NABIULLINA ON FUTURE RATE DECISIONS "As for future steps on the rate, (the decision) is not predetermined. Our decision will depend on how the situation develops, on the data that we receive by the time of the next meeting on the rate." NABIULLINA ON DECISION-MAKING "We certainly take into account the opinions of experts ... we listen to the expert opinions of government members, but the decision, as required by law, we make independently." NABIULLINA ON THE ROUBLE: "We are now more confident in the stability of the exchange rate dynamics than in April. We explain most of the rouble strengthening by the consequences of a tight monetary policy. There may be short-term factors, like the dividend season. This, of course, can influence the rouble exchange rate, but does not determine the trend." "The tight monetary policy that we are pursuing to slow inflation also affects the rouble exchange rate. And we will pursue a policy that is needed precisely to return inflation to the target of 4%. And accordingly, the trajectory of the exchange rate will be one that meets this forecast." *NABIULLINA ON TRADE WARS "If trade wars intensify and hit our exports, then we will make decisions on the rate so that there is no new round of inflation." *NABIULLINA ON ECONOMIC GROWTH: "We are close to a scenario of balanced rates of economic growth ... there is no overcooling, because our inflation is still higher than the target, unemployment is below the average for (the last) several years. Our task is to make sure that the trajectory of the slowdown in growth rates is smooth, so that we move to a situation where we have both stable low inflation and stable rates of economic growth." *NABIULLINA ON RISKS TO BUSINESS STABILITY "We do not see any risks to financial stability, risks of serious deterioration or reduction in the systemic stability of enterprises ... This was not a separate factor for our decision, because in general the situation with companies’ financial condition remains stable." "Overall, despite the more moderate growth in profits, despite the fact that some individual companies are having problems, either facing external restrictions or a large debt burden, overall, the situation is stable, and large companies are mostly stable. There may be slightly more problems in the small and micro business sector." *NABIULLINA ON STATE OF BANKING SECTOR: "We assess the state of the banking sector as stable... In my opinion, the rehabilitative mechanism that we proposed instead of the credit one, when the bank is immediately capitalized, has proven itself, it is much more effective than the previous instrument." "And we are, according to plan, exiting the regulatory relaxations that we provided. The banks have already exited most of them. They are coping well and increasing lending, there is enough capital reserve. There are no special concerns here." "This year the picture (of the harvest) is noticeably better. And here it is important to understand that it is not necessary for the harvest to be a record, it is enough that it is not worse than last year, and that will ensure a more restrained food prices dynamic, because they have already risen significantly."

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9 months ago

Russian rouble soars past 78 vs dollar to reach two-year high The Russian rouble strengthened sharply on Thursday, soaring past the 78 mark against the dollar to reach a two-year high, after Moscow proposed a fresh round of peace talks with Kyiv.

TACO, or the Mango Mussolini, is making Russia great again. This is elevation, not negotiation. #rouble #russia #taco #trump #kompromat #agentorange #putin

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10 months ago

Russia’s Nabiullina on rates, inflation, the rouble and tariffs MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina and her deputy Alexei Zabotkin addressed a news conference on Friday after the central bank held its key rate at 21%, as expected. Nabiullina and Zabotkin spoke in Russian. The quotes below were translated into English by Reuters. NABIULLINA ON RATE DECISION "We had a broad consensus to keep the rate on hold. We discussed, rather, the nuances of the signal." "Some time ago we identified some triggers that would allow us to raise the issue of lowering the key rate...We analyse a wide range of factors and trends, but first of all we pay attention to a truly steady decline in current inflation, a steady decline in inflation expectations." "We have also noted the slowdown in consumer activity, consumer lending, reduced tension in the labour market and the absence of pro-inflationary shocks from the budget or external conditions. In terms of these factors, we already see some evidence of momentum, but we need more confidence that all of this is sufficiently sustainable. Although, compared to the last (rate-setting) meeting, many processes probably look more steady now." NABIULLINA ON INFLATION "...We passed the peak (of inflation) in the fourth quarter...But the turning point and the transition to a decline in annual inflation, in our opinion, will occur in May...Some increase in inflation is possible in July". NABIULLINA ON THE ROUBLE EXCHANGE RATE "We tend to attribute a larger part of the strengthening that has occurred since the beginning of the year to more stable factors, primarily related to the action of tight monetary policy...this part of the rouble strengthening is part of the process of disinflation, more restrained dynamics of demand, greater attractiveness of the rouble as a means of saving." "But we are still not ready to attribute all the strengthening of the rouble to the monetary policy action...The news background related to geopolitics makes its own contribution. And in this regard it is probably premature to talk about the sustainability of the strengthening of the exchange rate. Here we need not only market expectations, but also actual shifts." *NABIULLINA ON TARIFFS "The situation is developing dynamically, and we will have to keep track of what level of import tariffs will eventually emerge. We have taken into account the factor of trade wars in our forecast - we have lowered the growth rate of the world economy, we have slightly reduced the estimate of oil prices. Because the main channel of influence of these tariff wars on the Russian economy is a decrease in prices for the main goods of our exports. The other effects, in our opinion, are more limited, given the structure of foreign trade and the fact that there are restrictions on financial flows." "The volume of Russian exports to the U.S. is insignificant and there is no need to stimulate domestic demand to replace the falling external demand in these conditions. So for us the direct impact is minimal. For us, the impact of tariffs is more indirect, primarily through weaker global demand, lower global commodity prices - and this is a pro-inflationary risk." *ZABOTKIN ON TARIFFS "Obviously, the impact of trade wars will strongly depend on the scale of protectionist measures and the fragmentation of world trade that will eventually emerge. This is a factor of considerable uncertainty relative to our baseline forecast. The current picture has not led to a significant change in the baseline forecast to date."

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11 months ago

Un économiste russe associe la stabilité du rouble à l’adoption des crypto-monnaies Principaux renseignements Un éminent économiste russe estime que l’adoption accrue des crypto-monnaies à Moscou pourrait être un facteur clé contribuant à la récente stabilité du rouble. Oleg Vyugin, professeur à l’École supérieure d’économie de l’Université nationale de recherche et ancien chef du Service fédéral russe des marchés financiers, a partagé cette idée lors d’une conférence […]

Un économiste russe associe la stabilité du rouble à l’adoption des crypto-monnaies #crypto #cryptomonnaie #rouble #économie #finance

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11 months ago

L’économie russe résiste à la tempête des droits de douane américains Principaux renseignements Les sanctions existantes ont largement protégé l’économie russe de l’impact immédiat de l’augmentation des droits de douane américains. Bien que les marchés mondiaux soient instables, le rouble russe est resté stable. Le Kremlin surveille de près la situation afin de minimiser toute retombée économique potentielle. Incidence sur le commerce Le récent relèvement des […]

L’économie russe résiste à la tempête des droits de douane américains #ÉconomieRusse #DroitsDeDouane #Sanctions #Rouble #Kremlin

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11 months ago

Strong rouble, cheap oil may push Russia into borrowing spree this year By Darya Korsunskaya and Gleb Bryanski MOSCOW (Reuters) - A strong rouble and low oil prices are set to widen Russia’s budget deficit this year, adding to the pressure on it from military spending and forcing the government to borrow more than it planned or tap its remaining fiscal reserves, analysts say. The rouble is up 26% against the dollar so far this year as relations with the U.S. thaw out and the potential for an end to the conflict in Ukraine grows. But the currency is also 12% stronger than the level assumed in this year’s budget. "A strong rouble is a blessing for the people but a pain for the budget. This is because we receive oil and gas revenues in foreign currency, which are then converted into roubles," said economist Evgeny Kogan. If the currency stays near 81 per dollar all year, Kogan said the deficit would expand to 1.5 trillion roubles - more than the currently planned 1.2 trillion. While the cabinet had aimed to narrow the budget gap to 0.5% of gross domestic product this year, the early signs are not good: In the first two months of the year, the deficit ballooned to 1.3%. Furthermore, while recent U.S.-Russia talks and telephone conversations between the two nations’ presidents have raised hopes for peace they have not yet led to a ceasefire. "Since the geopolitical context remains extremely volatile, the Ministry of Finance’s plans may undergo adjustments," said Alfa Bank’s chief economist Natalya Orlova, adding that growing spending was an inflationary risk. ROUBLE DECOUPLES FROM OIL Meanwhile, the international price of Russia’s Urals blend of oil fell to a 14-month low of around $54 per barrel by mid-March, pushing the rouble price used for Moscow’s fiscal calculations to its lowest since June 2023 - a hefty 29% below the 2025 budget benchmark. A lower oil price usually triggers rouble weakening, and some economists called the current "decoupling" of the exchange rate from the oil price a unique situation for the Russian economy. TsentroKreditBank economist Evgeny Suvorov believes budget cuts become inevitable if the oil price sinks to $50 per barrel or less. "How to do this during ongoing military action is unclear," he said. In the first two months of the year revenues from energy sales, which account for about a third of Russia’s budget income, fell 3.7% year-on-year to 1.56 trillion roubles, according to the Finance Ministry. "The situation is not Armageddon but it is nevertheless sensitive. These are significant losses that will need to be covered either by additional borrowing or by using the National Wellbeing Fund," said Sofya Donets from T-Bank. Donets estimated the potential budget losses at 1-2 trillion roubles this year. Russia’s rainy day National Wellbeing Fund (NWF) has become the main source of financing for its now persistent budget deficits. The fund’s liquid assets have dropped by about two-thirds to just $37.5 billion during the war. The Finance Ministry has warned of risks to oil and gas revenues due to weakening prices and acknowledged that the deficit may exceed planned targets. Still, the government does have a safety cushion thanks to its low debt overall and its remaining fiscal reserves. LOW DEBT Russia’s has one of the lowest public debts in the world at 14.5% of GDP, albeit up by 13.5% from 2023, giving the government room to borrow more. The government has taken advantage of a falling geopolitical premium on its bonds this year, raising 1.4 trillion roubles, more than the entire planned deficit, from fixed coupon bonds, with yields reaching a 10-month low of just under 15%. The government has stopped placing bonds with a floating coupon, linked to the central bank’s key interest rate, now at 21% - the highest level since the early 2000s, suggesting it is confident it can raise funds at fixed rates instead. The central bank noted renewed purchases by foreign investors last month, with Raiffeisen Bank calculations showing that in February they bought state bonds worth 43 billion roubles, three times the amount they bought for the whole of last year. Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on March 26 that the rouble rate will correct as demand for imported goods and therefore foreign currency rises. He dismissed the idea that the exchange rate would affect the budget. "The budget does not depend on various exchange rate ratios because the most important thing is that everything we have planned will be funded, regardless of the exchange rate ratios that develop," Siluanov said.

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11 months ago

Les fonds spéculatifs s’intéressent aux actifs russes Principaux renseignements Les fonds spéculatifs et les courtiers internationaux explorent les opportunités offertes par les obligations d’entreprise et le marché du rouble en Russie. Cet intérêt découle des discussions en cours sur un éventuel…

Les fonds spéculatifs s’intéressent aux actifs russes #Investissement #FondsSpeculatifs #MarchéRusse #Obligations #Rouble

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11 months ago

Le capital pourrait revenir si les émigrants de #Georgia #Armenia et des régions voisines ramènent leurs économies, mais si #Moscou refuse un #cessez-le-feu, attendez-vous à des #sanctions encore plus sévères et à une prudence persistante des investisseurs
3/ Le commerce du #rouble s’est 🧵

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11 months ago

Investors return to russian☠️ assets as Trump and Putin come closer – FT The Russian rouble has strengthened by nearly one-third against the dollar this year as investors anticipate potential sanctions relief following upcoming Trump-Putin discussions.

🌐 Investors return to russian☠️ assets as Trump and Putin come closer – FT

#Putin #Rouble #Sanctions #Trump

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1 year ago

Russian rouble soars since Donald Trump took office as US 'appeasing Putin' EXCLUSIVE: Donald Trump has been accused of "jumping into bed with Russia" and triggering a huge boost for the rouble.

You can see a clear link to Trump’s comments over the last two months and the rally in the rouble." 

#RussianRuble
#rouble
#ruble
#Trump is making the ruble Great Again

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1 year ago

#FX: #Russian #Rouble: +8.4% since Trump 2024 US election win, chart @reuters.com www.reuters.com/markets/euro...

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1 year ago

La Russie maintient des taux d’intérêt élevés malgré la vigueur du rouble Principaux renseignements La banque centrale russe a décidé de maintenir son taux d’intérêt de référence à 21 pour cent malgré les récentes améliorations de la valeur du rouble et les critiques concernant les taux élevés qui entravent la croissance…

La Russie maintient des taux d’intérêt élevés malgré la vigueur du rouble #Russie #TauxDinteret #Economie #Rouble #BanqueCentrale

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1 year ago

A graph of the value of the US Dollar against the Russian ruble, from early January until today (27th January). The graph dips below 100 Rubles on Trump's inauguration day, and never recovers, being worth 97 Rubles today (a drop of 3% during Trump's short presidency).

Since Trump took over the US on 20th January, the value of the US dollar against the Russian ruble has steadily dropped, and has always been below 100 RUB per USD.

Trump helping the Russian economy. Who'd have guessed?

#Trump #Russia #economy #ruble #rouble

21Mexpress

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1 year ago

La Russie 🇷🇺 prévoit de rendre obligatoire le rouble numérique 💻 pour les grandes banques et commerçants dès 2025, avec des paiements via QR codes 📱.

Ce projet vise à moderniser les paiements tout en excluant les zones sans internet 🌍.

#21Mcrypto #21M #rouble #crypto

Gl0bus

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1 year ago

Russian economy is doing sooo great !

#ukrain, #russia, #rouble, #dollars.

Nicknamed Belushi

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1 year ago

🤩, that’s something of a frightening #elite…
If I was a 🇷🇺 #taxpayer, I would #reclaim my 💴, however #worthless the #rouble might be.

Juan Fuentes

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1 year ago

It's a matter of weaks 😉 Russian economy will collapse. We will win this war #SlavaUkraini 🇺🇦🇻🇪🇺🇲🇹🇩🇬🇪

#RussianCollapse
#Rouble
#fuckPutin #RussianBankCollapse

Juan Fuentes

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1 year ago

It's a matter of weaks 😉 Russian economy will collapse. We will win this war #SlavaUkraini 🇺🇦🇻🇪🇺🇲🇹🇩🇬🇪

#RussianCollapse
#Rouble
#fuckPutin #RussianBankCollapse

Seeker of Truth, Bible Believer

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1 year ago

Russian rouble drops to lowest level against the dollar in 32 months = 322 (Reverse Full Reduction)

Day of Year : Nov-27 : 322

(11) + (28) + (20) + (24) = 83 (Lunar Date)

The Russians are Coming = 1228 (English Extended)

#america #russia #rouble #freemason #us #nuclear #missile #wwiii #ww3