We watched hours of broadcasts on Russian networks and spoke with expert fact checkers to understand how Russia is spinning the war it started in Ukraine. The consequences of the Ukraine war will be difficult to hide for a long time, according to a former Kremlin insider. Sergei Pugachev told the Washington Post that the shops and factories will run out of stock in three months. The scale of deaths in the Russian military will become clear. According to a former Kremlin insider who spoke to the Washington Post, it is only a matter of time before Russians see the propaganda of Putin. Sergei Pugachev, once part of Putin's inner circle, told the Post that the shops and factories will run out of stocks in three months. Pugachev fled to London after falling out with the Russian leader. The ex-banker, who has been accused of swindling Russians, said he was afraid for his life because of his relationship with Putin. Russia is estimated to have lost up to 15,000 soldiers in the war in Ukraine, but Putin's propaganda machine has obscured the true death toll to keep it from the public. Russia's economy has been left reeling from the slew of sanctions imposed on it by countries across the globe. Major companies have left Russia. Despite the dire situation, Putin has sought to paint a rosy picture of Russia's economic outlook. Western sanctions have failed according to him. Elvira Nabiullina, the governor of Russia's Central Bank, told reporters on Friday that they were in a zone of uncertainty. According to the Post, many of Russia's wealthiest people have seen their businesses decimated by the war in Ukraine. They destroyed what was built over many years. One Russian businessman told the Post that it was a catastrophe. The man, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of repercussions, said that he was among a group of wealthy Russians who were called to meet with Putin on the day he launched the invasion. One participant told the Post that as they waited for Putin to arrive, some of them said they had lost everything. The Post said that Russian magnates are still wary of speaking out against the war. The Russian leader, whose critics often end up dead or behind bars, signed a law that could see people sentenced to up to 15 years in prison for spreading fake news on the Russian military. Pugachev told the Post that what they say is subtle, that the West and NATO are to blame, and that they are talking about it as though it is a conspiracy against Russia. As the war drags on and the pain of the economic penalties is felt more acutely across Russia, some say Putin will become increasingly isolated and more people will turn against him. The executive director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, which is headed by imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, told Insider that the downfall of Putin has been accelerated because of the consequences for the Russian elite. The beginning of the end of Putin began some time ago. I think this war has made many people in Russia and outside of Russia unhappy with him. The people in the political and economic elite have seen their lifestyles turned upside down, their fortunes decimated, and this makes Putin highly unpopular. I think this speeds up his demise. The original article is on Business Insider. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that many Ukrainians will want to take revenge on Russians who have committed mass murders in the country without waiting for them to be convicted by international tribunals. The authors wrote that Trump could not resist weighing in with what he might call locker room talk. It is time to end insomnia and poor sleep. The genius sleep patch invention will help you wake up refreshed. A father from China's Hubei Province forced his daughter to dig lotus roots for four hours in the heat to show her how forgoing a standard education could affect her future. The young girl's father said that her teacher told him that she didn't want to go to school anymore. It can take a long time to feel safe in our body and connected to who we were. According to reports, Kim and Pete will make their grand debut as a couple in the next month. Set up headquarters in your bedroom with this pink camo bed tent. There is a wide door opening for a twin-sized mattress. The journey may have taken them over the river and through the woods. John Kirby, the Pentagon press secretary, became emotional as he talked about the horrors that have been unfolding in Ukraine since Russia invaded in February. A 2016 letter from Heard's lawyer was shown in court on Wednesday. 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The fashion icons should have done better. Try not to laugh at the outrageous outfits that you see. Beekeepers who were waiting for the shipment to arrive said that the loss was devastating. Paxlovid was not effective in preventing coronaviruses infections in people living with someone with the virus, according to a large trial. The people who took the course were found to be 32% less likely to get sick. According to Pfizer, the safety data in the trial was in line with previous studies that showed the pills to be effective in preventing hospitalization or death in COVID patients at high risk of severe illness when taken for five days after symptom onset. As her one-year anniversary with the Navy approached last May, Hannah Crisostomo swallowed a lot of pain killers. Her organs stopped working. People may not know they have the disease. Look for symptoms that are critical. The extra cash would be put into a foundation to help victims of the war in Ukraine. 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