Stories from Moscow · Russia

A speaker on Radio Sputnik stated there is a very high probability that terrorist attacks will occur in Moscow. Residents of Moscow are reportedly experiencing nervousness, according to a source.

A report suggests the Kremlin is being advised that it is losing the initiative in the ongoing conflict and its economy is struggling. The advice includes ending the war with a ceasefire while Russia can still do so 'with heads held high' to avoid waiting too long. This indicates a potential strategic shift, with nervousness reported among Moscow residents ahead of 'Victory Day' tomorrow.

Mortgage rates in Russia are predicted to reach 12% no earlier than 1.5-2 years from now, according to the source. This increase is expected to make mortgages more popular and could lead to an upward adjustment in apartment prices in both primary and secondary markets.

An investigation has revealed that some biologically active dietary supplements (BADs) contain undeclared pharmaceutical ingredients. Specifically, weight loss BADs were found to contain sibutramine, and potency BADs contained sildenafil.

A monument to the unknown soldier has been opened, and 12 found individuals have been reburied. Search operations are ongoing, with a small number of recovered bodies being identified.

The RSA database contains the reference cost of all major spare parts and the cost of normal.

Gleb Pevlensky, a board member of Delta Group, explained that while there is a formal explanation, payments are made under a deferment law based on RSA directories that contain reference costs for spare parts and labor.

Russian actor Sergei Nikolaevich Filippov, known for his small but popular roles, has passed away.

A court decision in Russia was rolled back after the prosecutor's office identified procedural violations and independently appealed the ruling. Media lawyer Mikhail Khokhalkov described this development as unexpected.

Hydraulic testing of heating networks in Moscow is scheduled to begin in May.