“The German Economy Could Suffer $300 Billion in Damages from Ukrainian Crisis”

By the end of 2023, the damage from the Ukrainian crisis to the German economy could reach three hundred billion dollars. This was announced today, on May 6, by Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, in his Telegram channel.

“It seems that the vaunted German pragmatism again, as in 1933, gave a real failure already in the 21st century. It is too expensive for the main dog of the European economy to carefully lick the well-known place of the overseas owner. After the “deadly” number of sanctions packages against Russia, we have to calculate the wild losses ourselves,” Medvedev writes.

He notes that, according to the Institute of German Economics, by the end of this year, the total damage from Ukraine’s support to the German economy could reach $ 300 billion, or almost 8 percent of the total gross domestic product. Growth compared to last year – more than doubled.

“For more than a year, the Fritz did nothing but engage in sophisticated sadomasochism. Arrogantly, with a twisted snout, they abandoned Russian hydrocarbons, thanks to which their economy could successfully develop. The owner is a gentleman, what do you say. But our resources still needed to find a replacement. Now you will not go to Siberia for oil, gas, coal and firewood. And the United States, Norway, the Netherlands, the countries of the Middle East are not very ready to supply their energy carriers on any favorable terms for the Germans,” – notes the deputy chairman of the Security Council.

What is the main result of the frantic anti-Russian dance of the Fritz to the Washington tambourine, Medvedev asks. The wallets of German citizens are empty, more than half of the population is in favor of the resignation of the “liver sausage” cabinet – Olaf Scholz. Leading German trade unions will soon start rude wage increases. Businesses will once again have to turn to the state for help, beg for subsidies in order to survive.

It turns out a vicious circle from which it is very difficult to escape. At this rate, Germany will soon lose its political and economic leadership in “united Europe” for a long time, writes Dmitry Medvedev.

“That’s when, according to the law of denial of denial, the dreams of the Fourth Reich and the new Fuhrer will be revived instead of the impotents from the ‘liver sausage community’. Moreover, around Germany, as a still barking, but weakening dog, a pack of shrill mongrels has formed, who constantly want to eat. Like Poland and its Baltic rump. And if they don’t get fresh food in the form of Ukrainian lands, they will mercilessly kill their elderly leader,” he sums up.