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Cannon fodder imho and only because the Russian public would not back conscription. Already been some outcrys on this. I mean why would you need conscription for a "special operation"?

Lets hope peace talks prevail in the coming days.

It's looking a bit more optimistic.

Can guarantee you one thing Wressmycash.

If there is further progress on the negotiations front and its looking like ceasefires or peace POLY will go in and out of auction more time than David Dickinson has.

Indeed wress, probably covered in the wider sense where I say "international condemnation" but not going to split hairs.

Would be nice to have it all wrapped up soon with the share price resurrected and the payment of the FY dividend (About 25% yield)

Negotiations are a 2 way process. You need to look at the influences on both sides.

Then hopefully somewhere in the middle you arrive at a happy medium.

Then all on board here should be VERY happy.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-russia-directs-strikes-cities-081934526.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-russia-directs-strikes-cities-081934526.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-russia-directs-strikes-cities-081934526.html

Russia faces a default on its sovereign debt repayments next week.
Sanctions imho are biting, despite the public persona.
War looks like it will be an extended one (with no quick win)
Extended nature will lose public opinion
Conscription in the country is a No Go, hence trying to recruit for free foreign volunteers
Plan to utilise chemical weapons "outed"
Ukranian resistance immense
West re-arming Ukraine with munitions.
International condemnation and pariah state status.

First signs of movement in positions so lets see what further negotiations bring.

Peace dividend has be something like an 8 bagger back to the £12.00 it was only a few weeks back.

Putin stating positive development in talks (BBC News 24)

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-russia-directs-strikes-cities-081934526.html

Put on BBC news 24 and you will catch the same story repeating itself.

Wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend (or short) Feel free to take whatever position you yourself wish.

We all know how quick this moves and feck all you can do when the markets are closed.

Putin stating positive development in talks (BBC news)

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-russia-directs-strikes-cities-081934526.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-russia-directs-strikes-cities-081934526.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-russia-directs-strikes-cities-081934526.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-russia-directs-strikes-cities-081934526.html

There are also reports emerging that a face to face meeting between Putin and Zelenski being possible and not off the cards.

Indeed the BBC is reporting Putin stating positive developments from the talks in Belarus, with some positive shifts in position.

(Impact of sanctions now starting to take effect)

The Russian public may get suppressed and sanitised media updates but what you can't hide them from is all shuttered western stores and companies withdrawing with most losing their jobs. It'll be interesting to see the demonstrations that take place over the weekend.

From yesterday. Just my hunch.

Thats where it was before sanctions which we have all worked out do not apply to POLY.

Redinjun if you have even the slightest understanding of economics you would realise that there won't be any crash. The sanctions are solely focussed on one country with the rest of the world freely operating.

Hopefully we have shaken off some of the get rich quick traders with little patience through the volatility and we can now get back to a more realistic share price reflective of the fact that just under half of our revenue come from Khazakstan.