Abrams and Leopards for Ukraine, the US Ministry of Justice demanded to dismember Google and what to expect from the reports of Bigtehs US Department of Defense Current Photos/Flickr @ This material (information) has been produced and widespread by a foreign agent The Bell or applies to the activities of a foreign agent The Bell. 18+ Western allies of Ukraine were able to agree on the supply of modern tanks to the country.

THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) IS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL OR IS RELATED TO THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL. 18+ Volodin proposed dividing those who left Russia into two groups: those who are "silent" and those who "spread mud on the country." It is the latter, in his opinion, that should be threatened with confiscation of property. The State Duma continues to discuss penalties for citizens who have gone abroad.

Prices for Russian oil continue to drop and they are now about $46 a barrel — that’s almost half the price of crude benchmark Brent. At the same time, Russian oil exports have reached their highest level since April and Russian oil companies are preparing for Feb. 5 when the ban on selling oil products to European Union countries comes into force. Russia’s Finance Ministry last week acknowledged that prices for Russian oil continue to slide – the ministry said that from Dec. 15 to Jan.

Videos that emerged on social media last week showed anti-aircraft defenses being installed on the roofs of buildings in downtown Moscow. Officially, nobody is commenting on this, but the clips were rapidly spread by — among others — pro-war and propaganda Telegram channels.

The outflow of IT professionals from Russia continues 11 months after the invasion of Ukraine. About 100,000 of them left last year — about 10% of the country’s total. So far, efforts by the authorities to lure them back have been largely unsuccessful. In late December, the Ministry of Communications said about 10% of the IT workforce left the country in 2022 and did not return. That’s more than 100,000 people.

Hello! This week our top story is on the ongoing flood of IT professionals leaving Russia and some unsuccessful attempts to tempt them back. We also look at the very public installation of air defense systems in Moscow and the dropping price of Russian oil . Russia’s IT exodus and the Kremlin’s futile efforts to reverse it The outflow of IT professionals from Russia continues 11 months after the invasion of Ukraine. About 100,000 of them left last year — about 10% of the country’s total.

THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) IS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL OR IS RELATED TO THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL. 18+ From March, Russians leaving Russia by private car may be required to book the date and time of departure. The chances that the amendments will be adopted are high, and it is not clear what documents will be needed.

From March, Russians leaving Russia by private car may be required to book the date and time of departure. The chances that the amendments will be adopted are high, and it is not clear what documents will be needed. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) IS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL OR IS RELATED TO THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL.

THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) IS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL OR IS RELATED TO THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL. 18+ In the United States, there is a new big scandal with a Russian trace: this time, Charles McGonigal, former counterintelligence chief of the FBI's New York office, who was detained over the weekend, is accused of having links with "President Putin's close associate" Oleg Deripaska.

The Bell continues to host an online video dedicated to the economic consequences of the war in Ukraine that began on February 24, 2022. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) IS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL OR IS RELATED TO THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENT OF THE BELL. 18+ This online is complete. Read the continuation here . 22:02 $45 billion in yuan reserves will allow Vladimir Putin to cover the budget deficit over the next three years, calculated Bloomberg .