Life in Moscow has turned 180 degrees and planes are taking off from Sochi. How do sanctions affect Russia? – HNonline.sk

Moscow has always been the architectural, cultural and political pride of Russia and also served as a bridge between Russia and the West. However, this changed with President Vladimir Putin’s decision to attack neighboring Ukraine. The McDonald’s food chain announced in May that it would withdraw from Russia in connection with war sanctions. However, the Russians did not lose the burgers, they were replaced by a home replacement. It’s called a little threatening: Tasty and dot. However, the ad promises unrealistically “blown” sandwiches in Photoshop. This is also the effect of anti-Russian sanctions … Moscow as a symbol and a bridge Moscow has always been the architectural, cultural and political pride of Russia. She used to be a sign of luxury; who lived in Moscow, was by Russian standards. However, it has also always acted as a link between Russia and the Western world. However, that changed with President Vladimir Putin’s decision to attack neighboring Ukraine. “Life has turned 180 degrees here. The department stores are reminiscent of the time when the covida pandemic was at its peak. However, the current feelings as you pass out the faded interpretations of the worn-out shops of Western brands are reminiscent of much greater despair, ”describes Anastasia, 31, who lives in Moscow. She would like to move out of Russia herself, but she will not leave her sick mother. At the same time, some Russians still blindly trust their president and willingly give up the standard of living. Although they do not read the view of the “other side” from their own media, they are not at least suspicious that half of the world is turning away from their country. This article is for subscribers only.
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