Stories from Russia

Russia is reportedly seeking to recruit between 30,000 and 40,000 new personnel. This recruitment drive is part of ongoing military efforts. The exact number sought is within this range.

The Innoprom international industrial exhibition is scheduled to take place in Yekaterinburg from July 6 to July 9. Approximately 15,000 organizations are expected to participate. Delegations from various countries will attend the exhibition.

Russia has reportedly recruited tens of thousands of soldiers, including students and youth, through methods described as fraudulent. These recruits are being sent to the front lines as part of advanced assault groups.

Scammers used call centers to defraud Russian citizens of more than 30 million rubles.

A relative of a person fighting in Russia reported that the individual was recruited under false promises of security work. The person traveled to Russia on March 20, according to the source. Communication with the individual ceased one week ago.

An investigation into 16 honey brands on marketplaces revealed discrepancies in product quality. Experts found that six samples contained sugar syrups, meaning they do not qualify as natural honey. Only two of the tested samples met all standards without issues.

A Russian regulatory body has valued seized shares at more than 1 billion rubles. The specific company whose shares were seized was not named. The specific company or individuals involved in the seizure were not named. The announcement was made on May 5.

Sixteen homes were destroyed in the Tomsk region of southern Siberia due to high winds.

This regime is set to remain in place until December 31, 2028. The Russian government is expected to discuss the preservation or modification of this tax status next year.

Russian media reports indicate Vladimir Putin is operating from bunkers with increased security due to fears of state-level assassination attempts. This move could be a response to international pressure and criticism.