Because Fat is fat and a dropout loser who doesn't know how the world works, he doesn't understand that this will be resolved (or won't) by money.
The embargo on a number of Russian commercial banks using the SWIFT interbank payment system will make it very difficult, even impossible, for Russian exporters and importers to take/make payments to their counterparties. It will also directly affect the liquidity and quite soon the solvency of the banks themselves, along with other financial institutions like insurance companies.
As I understand it, the planned action against Russia's central bank will prevent it accessing a large proportion, perhaps two-thirds, of its international ($, €) reserves, although I don't think it will affect its gold reserves. The result of this will be that the conversion rate of the ruble will tank, causing a run on banks as Russians try and convert their rubles into foreign currency, gold, or other tangible assets. Imports, e.g. of luxury items, will become more expensive in ruble terms, and along with the freezing of rich Russians' overseas financial and real (eg property) assets, make life very unappealing for the elites who benefit from the Putin regime.
The aim is to cause hyperinflation in Russia, and bring the Putin regime down.
Incidentally, one of the reasons UAE abstained in the UN vote could be that the Russian central bank is likely to sell lots of gold on the Dubai exchange to try and prop up the ruble. UAE not joining sanctions and so Dubai is the obvious gold market for the Russians to turn to.
A side effect is that if enough Russian gold is dumped on the market, a lot of investors who thought they were being clever buying gold because a war was on will have their fingers burned.
Tomorrow morning is going to be very interesting on the Russian markets. There is already footage of people in Moscow lining up down the streets trying to take as much money as possible out of the ATMs. The Russian economy could completely tank in the next couple of days.
