Russian Economic Policies Face Internal Criticism Amid Overheating Concerns

Key officials warn that nationalizations and military spending are straining the economy, risking investor confidence and driving inflation.

Top Russian officials criticize the Kremlin's nationalization policy and military spending.
Sberbank CEO Herman Gref warns of an overheated economy and high production capacity utilization.
Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina highlights risks to investor confidence due to asset seizures.
Russia's inflation rate rises to 8.17%, driven by labor shortages and high demand for military goods.
Finance Minister Anton Siluanov defends asset seizures, stating the state plans to sell them.