In Mariupol, the invaders began to issue pensions in rubles

This was announced by the adviser to the mayor of Mariupol Petr Andryushchenko.

The invaders began to issue pensions from Russia in Mariupol. According to them, about 47,000 pensioners have been registered, but our sources report that about 10,000 more residents of Mariupol did not, in principle, apply for handouts from the occupiers. The issuance of pensions expectedly turned into another hell and mockery. The queue is scheduled until the end of the month, but again - this does not save from rudeness and the battle for survival, - Andryushchenko writes.

In terms of hryvnia, the amount of the pension is 2600 hryvnia. The invaders brought cash the day before in armored vehicles.

According to Andryushchenko, the Russian authorities specifically print money for payments in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

This perfectly demonstrates the strength of the Russian economy and the honesty of the road's reports of economic breakthroughs. Stupidly stamped on the printing press as much as needed. The modern history of Russia's money is as fake as Russia itself, writes the mayor's adviser.