5 December 2024
The cost of manufacturing coffins in Russia has surged by 74% since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Source: The Moscow Times, citing Rosstat, Russia’s Federal State Statistics Service
Details: As of October 2024, the average price of a coffin in Russia reached RUB 7,711 (approximately US$76), compared to RUB 4,437 (approximately US$44) in January 2022.
A significant increase in coffin prices began in the initial months of the invasion. Between February and August 2022, production costs rose by 12%, or RUB 548 (approximately US$5,4).
Another spike in “funeral inflation” followed shortly after the announcement of mobilisation: in September 2022, a coffin cost RUB 4,998 (approximately US$49), but by February 2023, the price rose to RUB 6,669 (approximately US$65,5) – a 33% increase.
Overall, coffin prices rose by 48% in 2022, nearly 12% in 2023, and an additional 10% in the first nine months of 2024.
In some regions, coffin prices have more than doubled. For example: Sakhalin Oblast – 181% increase, Omsk Oblast – 162%, Tambov Oblast – 104%, Smolensk Oblast – 103% (2023 data).
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https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/12/5/7487866
Just think what a jump in prices ruskie coffins would have if every dead roach was given one, instead of being compressed on pallets or eaten by dogs, cats, rats and worms.
Orcs don’t need coffins, just dump them in a ditch somewhere.
They should just stay where they get slaughtered so wild animals can find them and feed on them.
Even for a “cheap” wood casket in U.S. you’d spend 1,300$.
Found some metal ones “on sale” for 995$.
That’s still too much for a ruskie meat puppet.
So, now we know why they get compressed on pallets. A pallet is only a few dollars, and you can get 20 or 30 dead meat puppets on one.