The authorities constantly deny the plans to freeze the Russian deposits. Should we believe them? This material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the bell or relates to the activity of the foreign agent of the bell. 18+ The subject of freezing deposits from time to time becomes a topic of mainstream discussion to such an extent that Dimir Putin needs to reassure the people of Russia. But trust in the authorities is decreasing with each year of war, so it is not surprising that many fear losing access to savings even after such denials. In a new analysis, we tell you why there probably won't be a deposit freeze. In short, this is too dangerous a step for the Russian economy, which will hurt it even more than the Western sanctions. Moreover, the state does not need to take such extreme measures to get even more money to wage war - there are much simpler ways. Why freezing deposits remains an unlikely scenario and what less painful ways do the authorities have to get into the Russians' pockets - read on the bell website.