Russia Cuts Workforce Even At Defense Industry Plants CCD
Earlier, UralVagonZavod had already reduced the work week to four days in several departments.
This enterprise is part of Russia's military-industrial complex and produces T-90 tanks and other military equipment for the Russian army. The layoffs at UralVagonZavod are yet another signal that the house of cards of Russia's war economy is beginning to collapse.
“After nearly four years of excessive strain and artificial overload, the defense industry can no longer sustain such a pace. Even enterprises that were Kremlin priorities due to their role in the war are now forced to cut costs and reduce personnel,” the Center noted.
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