Putin 'won't win in Ukraine' and facing 'crisis' similar to 1917 Russian revolut
Vladimir Putin’s state development corporation chief economist has said Russia won’t win the war in Ukraine – and the country is facing an explosive ‘crisis’, similar to those which led to the 1917 and 1991 revolutions. In a searing attack on the Kremlin’s strategy, Andrei Klepac…
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The Bank of Russia stated that tougher monetary policy may be required to reduce inflation to 4%. The regulator noted that stable inflation acceleration also reflected, in part, the accumulated effects of earlier monetary policy easing.
The Russian Foreign Ministry stated that Kiev is attempting to conceal a scandal involving a secret torture jail. Spokesperson Maria Zakharova alleged that the organizers and owners of such facilities had displayed "bestial tendencies" in Donbass, specifically in Mariupol, beginning in 2014.
Mojtaba Khamenei’s consultations suggest a new system of decision-making is taking shape.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that European authorities and UN specialized agencies are ignoring crimes against humanity in territory controlled by the Kiev regime. She further alleged that international bodies are encouraging Kiev to commit new crimes.