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Vladimir Putin announced the implementation of a system to track vehicles in real-time. The project involves creating unified dispatch centers and crisis management centers within the disaster medicine service.

Finance Minister Anton Siluanov called on regional governors to implement strict austerity measures during a meeting of the Council of Legislators. These conditions are reversing previous development gains, according to the report. The crisis is linked to months of losses affecting shipping and the global economy. Ensuring shipping is safe, predictable, and insurable is required to allow the economy to recover. Jean Arnault, acting as a personal envoy, is maintaining contact with various parties to address these issues. Sub-Saharan Africa, India, and parts of Southeast Asia are identified as areas most at risk. The crisis involves both rising fertilizer prices and the fundamental ability of populations to produce food. Commodity prices saw mixed movement as weather conditions in South America stabilized, allowing planting to resume and potentially lowering soybean prices.

CSKA Moscow management maintains absolute confidence in head coach Igor Nikitin.

Russian state bodies and educational institutions are reportedly involved in recruitment activities for military contracts. Recruitment within the Russian Federation includes detaining individuals on the street. People lacking documents are offered a choice between deportation, imprisonment, or signing a military contract. Some individuals reportedly sign documents without fully understanding them due to financial incentives. Individuals are being enticed to join Russian forces using monetary incentives, according to a report. Recruitment is occurring through monetary lures where individuals are enticed by money and choose to come forward themselves. Most recruits reportedly have no prior experience handling weapons. The Russian government is utilizing its economy to justify the war in Ukraine and promote it domestically and abroad.

An experimental therapy using a modified protein has demonstrated the ability to clear carbon monoxide from the blood within minutes.

A woman named Espinoza reported via RPP that her son was recruited for work in Russia with the promise of a salary exceeding 8,000 soles. She alleged that the son is currently being held against his will and is being denied food and basic supplies.

A research group identified a new mineral that was previously absent from international mineralogical databases. Scientists confirmed the discovery by creating a synthetic analog of the substance. Subsequent studies led to the identification of two additional minerals, gochengite and aura selenide. These mineral formations occur in Earth's upper horizons from solutions originating in deep magma chambers. The process involves rising solutions that boil and release metal particles, including gold and silver. Thirteen Peruvian nationals have died in Russia, according to Dr. The Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is monitoring the situation and attempting to contact the family of a Peruvian citizen currently in Russian territory. The news follows a recent incident that has caused concern for the ministry.

Families of individuals sent to the front lines in Russia are demanding the repatriation of their loved ones. The report notes that these individuals were sent to the battlefield by others. The station is receiving these claims via its rotaphone service. A mother reported that her son is being forced to fight on the front lines and is being denied medicine and breakfast. She stated he is currently in a danger zone. Families of citizens are reporting they were deceived into fighting on the front lines against Ukraine. The foreign minister expressed concern regarding the situation of these individuals. The minister urged young people seeking employment to avoid such contracts. Three families are seeking assistance from Puvina to contact Malay authorities to facilitate the return of children to Thailand.

President Vladimir Putin announced that Sergei Melikov will transition to a different role. Sergei Melikov commented on media reports regarding his departure from his current post on April 1.

Roscosmos Director General Dmitry Bakanov announced a project to launch 17 tons of payload into low Earth orbit. The project is being implemented jointly with Kazakhstani partners.