Russia’s economy will be increasingly dependent on the military-industrial complex-Britain intelligence

The head of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin against the background of a modernized strategic TU-160M ​​rocket launcher during a visit to Kazan Aviation Plant in 2024. Photo from the Kremlin site

British intelligence expects that in 2025 the Russian economy will depend even more on the military-industrial complex-this is due to inflationary pressure and corporate defaults in civilian industries.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to a reconnaissance review of the British Defense Ministry of March 3

Literally intelligence: “It is almost certain that inflation in Russia will be higher than the target of the Central Bank of Russia in 4% in 2025. And this, despite the efforts of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, aimed at reducing inflation by increasing interest rates from 7.5% in June 2023 to 21% in December 2024. The actual level of inflation in 2024 was likely to be higher.

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Details: The British Defense Ministry expects that the pressure on the business will also increase if the interest rates remain high in 2025.

“The vast majority of corporate defaults will almost certainly fall into civilian industries, which will further increase the dependence on the military-industrial complex as the driver of economic activity,” the review said.

Prehistory:

• In one of the latest reviews, the UK intelligence analyzed the state of the Russian army as of the third year of a full -scale war against Ukraine and told about its loss.
• Britain’s intelligence also devoted its review to the Russian independent edition of the “Machin” that the Russian military command forces men mobilized in 2022 to sign contracts with the Ministry of Defense.