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A French radio station reported on Russia's perceived intent to advance its imperialism and remilitarization efforts. France Info reports that Russia is accused of wanting to go further in its imperialism and remilitarization. These tactics include disinformation campaigns and attacks on infrastructure.

According to SberInsurance, half of Russians aged 18 to 30 are forming savings, allocating an average of 16% of their monthly income to it. This generation also shows high demand for risky investment instruments and cryptocurrencies.

Sberbank is accepting treasury bonds from the 1990 issue, with acceptance beginning on March 1 of this year.

Contrails displaying the white, blue, and red colors of the Russian tricolor flag were observed.

Russia's strategic forces are based on YARS missile systems, which are capable of performing combat duty tasks across various regions of the country. Russian sources discussed specific models and types of missiles and warheads, including their technical characteristics. Russia has launched a new ballistic missile, which President Putin described as the 'world's most powerful.' The missile test was reported by The Globe and Mail.

A Russian marine infantry unit is practicing the actions of assault groups and capturing enemy strongholds. Long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicles are being used for aerial reconnaissance of enemy territory.

Russian state media asserts that the country is engaged in a military operation, resisting an aggressive force that is armed and supported by an entire bloc.

A minute of silence was observed in Russia for June 22, 1941, a date described as one of the most tragic and sorrowful. This commemoration honors fathers, mothers, grandfathers, great-grandfathers, husbands, wives, brothers, sisters, relatives, and friends. One source said devotion to the homeland. Following a minute of silence, a message was delivered to Russian citizens, said moral and ethical strength, courage, valor, cohesion, and the ability to overcome any trials. The message highlighted a shared goal and the importance of individual contributions to victory on both the battlefield and the home front. A Russian state radio source reported that 1,120 people were killed and wounded between June 22 and June 29.

A cultural event or tribute features beloved artists portraying the difficult fates of front-line soldiers from the Great Patriotic War.

The 'Immortal Regiment' event is planned to include both in-person processions through cities and towns, and an online format this year. Natalia Shadrina, head of the executive committee of the All-Russian Public Movement 'Immortal Regiment of Russia,' discussed the history and requirements of the action.