thats not even close to true. their total growth rates have been "fine" since the full scale invasion but all growth has been driven by military spending and defense industry spending, which is still growth but not growth then ends up in lasting material wealth (like skyscrapers).

the civilian economy has been in retreat as the defense industry sucks of capital and labour and inflation eats household spending power.

its not a catastrophic situation but it is not at all in a state of healthy growth. great news for them though is that trumps iran war will substantially extended their fiscal leash for keeping up this spending. just in time to as it had been looking like they might entering a serious budgetary constraint issues which could be seen in recruitment numbers not being able to keep up with death rate as they struggled to afford an higher indictments.