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Russia has ordered a winter troop surge to break the stalemate in Ukraine, but Ukrainian drone attacks on logistics and resupply channels will undermine this offensive.
An economic slowdown in Russia this year to 1% growth from 4.3% in 2024 was the result of conscious actions by the central bank to bring down the inflation rate, President Vladimir Putin said on Friday.
Aiden Aslin, a British volunteer who joined Ukraine’s marines, was captured and tortured by Putin’s forces in 2022 and is now back fighting the Kremlin. He tells his story to the ‘World of Trouble’ podcast with world affairs editor Sam Kiley in eastern Ukraine.
Lt. Gen. Fanil Sarvarov, head of the Operational Training Directorate of the Russian Armed Forces’ General Staff, died from his injuries.
Russia disclosed several new figures on Wednesday, including how much it's specifically spent on the war and how many soldiers it hired in 2025.
Russian oil refining, gas and coal production will remain broadly unchanged in 2025 compared to 2024 levels, the energy ministry said on Thursday, despite repeated waves of Ukrainian drone attacks on energy facilities.
Citing stronger-than-expected yields in Siberia, agricultural consultancy SovEcon has revised its 2025 Russian wheat production forecast upwards. The agricultural consultancy increased its projection by 0.