An average Russian citizen works for peanuts getting around $450 a month in roubles. Only Moldovans, Ukranians and Belarusians have it worse in Europe. It may be a coincidence they aren’t part of the EU.
You can’t really blame the sanctions because Russians have always been poor, and various restrictions just accentuated the problem.
How come a country which is not landlocked, has plenty of gas, oil, diamonds, forests, you name it, lives worse than Slovakia which can’t really boast of anything other than beautiful women?
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r/NoStupidQuestions An average Russian citizen works for peanuts getting around $450 a month in roubles. Only Moldovans, Ukranians and Belarusians have it worse in Europe. It may be a coincidence they aren’t part of the EU. You can’t really blame the sanctions because Russians have always been poor, and various restrictions just accentuated the problem. How come a country which is not landlocked, has plenty of gas, oil, diamonds, forests, you name it, lives worse than Slovakia which can’t really boast of anything other than beautiful women? submitted by /u/QuickFix999 [link] [comments]
An average Russian citizen works for peanuts getting around $450 a month in roubles. Only Moldovans, Ukranians and Belarusians have it worse in Europe. It may be a coincidence they aren’t part of the EU.
You can’t really blame the sanctions because Russians have always been poor, and various restrictions just accentuated the problem.
How come a country which is not landlocked, has plenty of gas, oil, diamonds, forests, you name it, lives worse than Slovakia which can’t really boast of anything other than beautiful women?
submitted by /u/QuickFix999
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