Russian citizens are withdrawing billions of rubles from bank accounts, driven by concerns that the Kremlin may confiscate private deposits to fund the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This capital flight is creating liquidity strains for financial institutions and complicating the government’s efforts to issue bonds to finance military operations.
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