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Russian President Vladimir Putin recently welcomed what he described as a drop in unemployment. President Putin praised his forces during a parade in Moscow yesterday, stating that the 'great feat of the victorious generation inspires the soldiers carrying out special military operations today.' He claimed his forces are confronting an aggressive force armed and supported by the entire NATO bloc, yet 'our heroes march forward.'

Geopolitical escalation is currently underway, with all parties awaiting a Russian response following another raid by Ukrainian drones. This situation is influencing investor sentiment in the Russian market.

An auction is underway today with a starting price of 162 billion rubles.

An Alfa-Bank study indicates that only 2% of surveyed individuals actively use neural networks for capital investment decisions. The research also found that one-third of respondents do not understand these technologies, with a similar proportion completely distrusting them.

Some products have been removed from production due to a shortage of memory chips.

According to Russia's Investigative Committee (SK), a lawyer is reportedly helping an individual avoid a criminal case.

According to the head of the Higher School of Economics, 45% of master's students continue their studies in an identical profile. Additionally, 30% choose related fields of study, while a 24% consciously change their academic profile.

A Russian radio broadcast from Komsomolskaya Pravda stated that the country's food industry is 'generally collapsing.' The discussion also involved military spending on items such as tanks, uniforms, medicines, and dry rations, with the speaker questioning investment...

Kapilevich, a hereditary programmer, mathematician, entrepreneur, and writer, is referred to as the 'mother of Russian AI'.

Concerns are rising about potential Russian provocations on May 9, prompting calls for careful attention to all objects, not just in NATO or Western countries. Radio ZET confirmed the advice for Moscow residents to evacuate.