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Skeptical of Russia's data, some Western officials judge its economy by looking at Moscow from space

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  Russia claims its withstanding the impact of sanctions. Sweden's finance minister said satellite images show a different story.

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The article from MSN discusses how some Western officials are skeptical of the economic data provided by Russia, particularly in light of the ongoing war in Ukraine and international sanctions. Instead of relying on official statistics, these officials are turning to alternative methods to gauge Russia's economic health. One such method involves analyzing satellite imagery of Moscow to observe economic activity indicators like traffic patterns, construction sites, and nighttime light emissions. This approach stems from doubts about the accuracy of Russian economic reports, which might be manipulated to portray a stronger economy than what might actually exist. The use of space-based surveillance provides a more objective measure, revealing insights into real economic conditions through visible signs of economic activity or stagnation.

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