Russia chickening out! Thanks to Russian propaganda and her allies in the West everybody talks about Ukraine. But let's not lose sight about the great things happening in Russia these days. After all, it's the season, people! So what chicken doing? 1/ https://x.com/war_crimes_uk/status/1733802671948075057?s=20…

An egg crisis is starting to "boil" in Russia and in occupied Crimea. In Belgorod, huge queues lined up for cheap eggs. People began to gather as early as 7am, despite the frost. Some stores even introduced restrictions on sales: you can buy no more than 20 eggs per customer.

Russian stores started introducing restrictions on the sale of eggs per customer. On offer, you can only buy one pack containing 20 eggs. And without it, it's expensive. Several days ago, Putin said that Russian economy surpassed the EU one.

The Russian government has redirected money for cancer patients to war. "Natural selection" is now the leading policy in Russia? Cancer medicine, included in 2023 in the financed by compulsory medical insurance (CMI), will be excluded from this mechanism as of next year. Technically, the authorities will transfer the responsibility for purchasing medicines to the regions, but even Moscow experiences problems with financing. In 2024, the budget expenditures under the national project Health Care will be cut by 10% - to 289.9 billion rubles (~$2,3 billion). Earlier, almost all articles of the national project, which was included in the list of Putin's election promises in 2018, fell under sequestration. Most of all - 25.5 billion rubles (~$200 million) - the budget plans to save exactly on the anti-cancer program and modernization of polyclinics. The federal project Fighting cancer will lose 8% and 3%, respectively, down to 147.4 billion rubles (~$1,2 billion). Compared to 2023, it will lose 12.5 billion rubles (~$99 million) of funding.

Attention, Germany! Russian propagandist Solovyev advises German citizens to leave Berlin because he "still" wants to burn the city.