Russian war economy: death benefits sustain conflict, economist says

Economist Wladislaw Inosemzew argues that Russian state compensation to families of fallen soldiers acts as an economic anesthetic, enabling continued public tolerance of the war. The claim highlights the financial mechanism underpinning Russia's war sustainability, though it is an analytical opinion rather than a confirmed data point.

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