Secrecy and military expenditures in the Russian budget

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RT @olavslettebo: Interessant tråd. Russland bruker enda mer ressurser på krigen enn de fleste anslag hittil har vist. Nok et argument for…

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RT @olavslettebo: Interessant tråd. Russland bruker enda mer ressurser på krigen enn de fleste anslag hittil har vist. Nok et argument for…

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Interessant tråd. Russland bruker enda mer ressurser på krigen enn de fleste anslag hittil har vist. Nok et argument for at Norge bør trappe opp. Nansen-hjelpen er underdimensjonert for denne virkeligheten.

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Conventional measures can fail to grasp the extent of militarisation of Russia’s state budget. For more, see paper by Andermo & me in Post-Soviet Affairs on how various estimates of Russian military expenditures can be reached. https://t.co/uoSEkPiVg

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