Еlectricity tariffs in russia will increase by almost 13% from July
The tariff hike is linked to a sharp rise in war expenses, budget deficit, and a general decline in state revenues.
This creates additional financial pressure on the population, especially in depressed regions. The increase in tariffs is one way kremlin shifts the cost of maintaining its military machine onto the shoulders of ordinary citizens.
In the future, they can expect higher prices for goods and services, reduced purchasing power, and an increase in debt burdens.
russians are increasingly paying for the war not only with their lives but also with their well-being — the government is forcing them to finance the war through price hikes, taxes, and utility tariff increases.
In the occupied areas of Donetsk region, the occupying administration is also raising utility tariffs starting July 1.
Earlier, the Center reported that in temporarily occupied cities of Zaporizhzhia region, the occupying administration once again increased tariffs for public transportation.
