Done Strikes Hit Russian Defence Infrastructure Across 11 Regions
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Drone Strikes Hit Russian Defence Infrastructure Across 11 Regions

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Russia was subjected to one of the largest aerial assaults of the war late on May 20 and into the early hours of May 21, as waves of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) struck targets across at least eleven regions. The Russian Ministry of Defence reported that 159 drones were intercepted, though independent estimates suggest the true number may have exceeded 300.

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Catastrophic losses continue to hit Russia’s Industrial sector, with profit down -107% at Novolipetsk
Crisis in Russia, Economy & Business

Catastrophic losses continue to hit Russia’s Industrial sector, with profit down -107% at Novolipetsk

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One of Russia’s largest steel producers, Novolipetsk Steel (NLMK), has reported a net loss of over 1.2 billion rubles in the first quarter of 2025— marking a dramatic downturn of more than -107% compared to the 17.2 billion ruble profit recorded during the same period last year. The reversal underscores the growing distress gripping Russia’s industrial economy amid sanctions, shrinking demand, and structural decline.

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Kremlin Deploys 20,000 Naturalised Migrants to Ukraine Front as Losses Mount

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Russia has forcibly deployed more than 20,000 newly naturalised citizens to fight in Ukraine, according to a senior Kremlin official, in what analysts describe as an intensifying reliance on vulnerable populations to sustain the war effort while avoiding mass mobilisation of the ethnic Russian majority. The announcement came from Alexander Bastrykin, head of the Investigative Committee, during a speech at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum.

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Another Failed ICBM Launch Undermines Kremlin’s Nuclear Bluff
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Another Failed ICBM Launch Undermines Kremlin’s Nuclear Bluff

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Russia’s latest attempt to flex its nuclear muscle has again ended in quiet embarrassment According to Ukrainian intelligence and military analysts, a planned launch of a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from Russia’s Yars system failed to materialize— despite preparations, announcements, and the Kremlin’s usual theater of intimidation. The launch was expected to take place near the town of Svobodny in Sverdlovsk Oblast. It was not a routine military drill.

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Amidst Russia’s Apocalyptic Demographic Implosion, Putin’s Government Classifies the Data
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Amidst Russia’s Apocalyptic Demographic Implosion, Putin’s Government Classifies the Data

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As Russia’s population crisis deepens, the Kremlin’s new solution is simple: hide the numbers. This week, Rosstat— the official Russian statistical agency— released its latest demographic bulletin. Or rather, what used to be a demographic bulletin. In place of detailed data on births, deaths, marriages, and divorces by region, the March report offers only a single, vague summary table. The rest has been scrubbed.

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Russian agricultural machinery giant announces production halt and mass layoffs

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Russia’s largest agricultural machinery manufacturer, Rostselmash, has announced a suspension of production and lay offs of approximately 2,000 employees due to deteriorating market conditions. The company had previously reduced operations to a three-day workweek in late 2024, returning to a limited five-day schedule in early 2025  .

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Russian agricultural Armageddon continues with tractor sales down another -33%

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The agricultural machinery market in Russia continues to decline sharply, with sales dropping another -33% in the first quarter — despite a clear need among farmers to update their aging fleets. Industry experts attribute the slump primarily to high interest rates, which are discouraging purchases.

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Russia faces labor crisis due to mass military recruitment

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Russia is grappling with an unprecedented labor shortage, with a deficit of 2.6 million workers across key sectors such as manufacturing, trade, and transportation. This shortfall, reported by Izvestia and based on a study by the Higher School of Economics, underscores the mounting strain on the nation’s workforce amid ongoing military mobilization and demographic challenges.

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