How the Ukraine war is impacting Russia’s small businesses ⊖⊖
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4 months ago
Rising VAT and tax reforms are hitting Russia’s small businesses hard. Beauty salons in St. Petersburg and Moscow’s Mashenka bakery face closure as costs soar, demand drops, and owners struggle to st…
Russia can keep fighting Ukraine war throughout 2026, says military thinktank ⊖⊖
Little sign Moscow’s ability to continue waging war for a fifth year is diminished, analysis suggests
Russia will be able to sustain its invasion of Ukraine throughout 2026 even allowing for emerging …
While Russia Says It Is ‘Denazifying’ Ukraine, Far-Right Groups Are Fighting for Moscow ⊖
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a story from The Moscow Times ✅ › The Moscow Times
As far-right paramilitary groups fight alongside the Russian army, their views have become more visible back home.
Kyiv region mourns four years of invasion as battles rage in the east ○
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Residents in Irpin and Bucha light candles for victims four years after Russia’s invasion, while Zelensky says Moscow has not broken Ukraine and vows a fair peace.
Putin's WW3 nuke threat against the West: Dictator warns 'adversaries know how things could end' if they resort to using a 'nuclear element' in any attack against Russia ⊖⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Moscow's adversaries probably understood how any attack on Russia or Russian forces using 'a nuclear element' could end.
Russia launches terror probe into Telegram chief Pavel Durov ⊖⊖
Moscow claims the messaging platform has been used in thousands of cases of sabotage, terrorism and extremism.
Three myths about the Russia economic war ⊖
Has Moscow really overcome the sanctions regime? It is time to talk facts, not fiction.
Blast kills policeman in Moscow train station on Ukraine war anniversary ⊖⊖
A police officer has been killed in an explosion in the Russian capital.
Russia is losing troops faster than it can recruit them, with nearly 40,000 casualties a month, Western officials say - as Moscow claims Britain and France are preparing to give Ukraine nukes ⊖⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Russia is losing more troops than it can recruit, with Putin's forces suffering nearly 40,000 casualties every month, western officials say.
Explosion in Moscow Kills Police Officer After Attacker Detonates Bomb ⊖
The blast occurred just after midnight at Savyolovsky railway station square, Russia’s Interior Ministry said.