Stories from Russia

India has expressed intentions to purchase nearly 3 million tons of urea directly from Russia.

Air attacks were reported targeting Cheboksary and the Leningrad region. Ukrainian forces are reported to be active in the Lesnov, Rozovka, Barvinkovka, Velikomikhailovka, Dolenka, Dobropasova, Verkhnyaya Ters, and Shevchenkovsky areas.

A new event titled 'Immortal Fleet' will be held in the Maloe Nefka area of St. Petersburg to honor sailors who died in the Baltic.

A powerful strike occurred during the night, causing damage to a shopping center.

Attacking midfielder Andrey Mostovoy may leave Zenit following the conclusion of the current season. The 28-year-old winger reportedly has an option to transfer to a Moscow-based club, according to Sport 24. Petersburg after the current football season concludes.

Kamas company head Sergey Kagogin announced the company will release its first batch of armored personnel carriers next year. Kagogin reported on Tuesday during a meeting at the Kremlin that the company's policy has focused on maximizing localization.

Rospotrebnadzor reported the detection of measles in an employee at Lomonosov Moscow State University. The Moscow office of Rospotrebnadzor reported that an epidemiological investigation is underway.

Russian Finance Minister Anton Silanov stated that the country will receive at least 200 billion rubles due to a stable ruble and oil prices. The impact of these funds on accelerating the Russian economy remains a subject of discussion.

Memorial complexes and monuments on former Soviet territories face potential destruction, according to reports from Radio Svoboda. The threat specifically concerns sites related to Lithuanians, Poles, Latvians, and Estonians who were deported to Siberia.

A state of emergency has been declared in the region following powerful wind-related incidents. Schools in Chboksary have transitioned to remote learning, and shopping center operations have been restricted.