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Asian Partners Join Russian Military for Anti-Terror Drills**\nRussian military officials met with their Asian counterparts on Russky Island in the campus of the Far Eastern Federal University to discuss plans for upcoming anti-terrorist exercises. Representatives from India, Vietnam, China, Malaysia, and other member states of the ASEAN regional bloc were present at the meeting. The drills will involve nearly 700 military personnel and include the use of assault aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), tanks, and other equipment from the Eastern Military District.\n\n**3. Real Wages in Russia Increase by 9%**\nAccording to Rosstat, the Russian Federal State Statistics Service, real wages in Russia saw a significant increase of over 9% in July compared to the previous year. The average monthly accruals for employees of organizations rose by nearly 14% to reach 71,419 rubles ($976). Rosstat also reported that the share of unprofitable enterprises in Russia decreased from 29% to 28% during the first seven months of 2022, indicating an improvement in the country's economic situation.\n\n**4. Russian Oil Production and Exports Remain Strong**\nDespite Western sanctions, Russian oil production and exports continue to show resilience. According to Rosstat, oil product output increased by almost 3.5% in the first eight months of the year, approaching 30 million tons. Diesel fuel production saw an increase of nearly 7%, reaching around 60 million tons. At the same time, demand for Russian oil products remains high, with trading volumes on the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange setting a new record of over 200,000 tons on Wednesday. Since January, nearly 22 million tons of oil products have been sold, marking a 5% increase compared to the same period in 2022.\n\n**5. Lukoil May Continue Processing Russian Oil in Bulgaria**\nThe Economic Commission of the Bulgarian National Assembly has proposed allowing Lukoil to continue processing Russian oil in Bulgaria until October 2023. Previously, the country's parliamentary majority had sought to ban the import of Russian oil by November of this year. However, Lukoil warned that such a move would disrupt the operations of its refinery in Burgas and potentially lead to a sharp increase in fuel prices in the Bulgarian market. The proposed extension aims to ensure a stable supply of oil and mitigate potential negative consequences for the country's energy sector.\n\n**6. German Chemical Industry Faces Crisis Due to High Energy Costs**\nThe German chemical industry is facing a crisis due to soaring energy costs, according to a report by the newspaper Bild. Representatives from 14 German states have called on Chancellor Olaf Scholz to take action to prevent mass layoffs in the sector. The sharp increase in fuel prices following the imposition of sanctions on Russia has severely impacted chemical companies, forcing them to reduce production and even consider relocating their operations to countries where production costs are lower. The industry provides around 2.5 million jobs in Germany, and the loss of production and orders is creating uncertainty and threatening the future of the sector.\n\n**7. Rosseti Shares Surge on Positive Financial Report**\nShares of Russian power company Rosseti experienced a significant increase of over 9% on the Moscow Exchange, with trading closing at around 12 kopecks per share. The surge was attributed to the company's positive financial report, which revealed a substantial increase in net profit for the first half of 2022. According to Russian accounting standards, net profit grew by more than 6.5 times compared to the previous year, reaching over 202 billion rubles ($2.7 billion). Under international standards, net profit for the same period amounted to nearly 124 billion rubles ($1.7 billion).\n\n**8. Alfa-Bank Offers Cashback and Benefits to New Customers**\nAlfa-Bank is offering new customers the opportunity to earn 1,500 rubles ($20) for each referral they make. The bank is also providing benefits to the referred friends, who will receive monetary rewards. Customers can learn more about the referral program and how to earn rewards by visiting the Alfa-Bank website.\n\n**9. Short-Term Auto Insurance Policies to be Introduced in Russia**\nA new initiative in Russia will allow drivers to purchase short-term auto insurance policies, ranging from one day to three months. This development aims to increase the accessibility of insurance coverage for drivers who use their vehicles infrequently, such as retirees who only drive to their summer homes during certain seasons or young drivers who prefer to avoid driving in inclement weather conditions. The new policy option is expected to benefit taxi drivers, who will no longer be required to purchase expensive annual insurance policies and can instead pay only for the time they spend driving for hire.\n\n**10. Remembering Historical Events: Salamis, Hastings, Pugachev's Rebellion, and Sidney Reilly**\n- September 28, 480 BCE: The Battle of Salamis, one of the largest naval battles in history, took place between the Athenian-led Greek forces and the Persian Empire. The victory of the Greeks at Salamis marked a turning point in the Greco-Persian Wars and contributed to the rise of Greek civilization.\n- September 28, 1066: The Battle of Hastings marked the Norman Conquest of England, as William the Conqueror defeated the English army and became the new king. This event had profound effects on English history, language, and culture.\n- September 28, 1773: Yemelyan Pugachev's rebellion began, with Pugachev claiming to be the miraculously saved Emperor Peter III. The rebellion spread across a significant portion of Russia, but was eventually suppressed by government forces. Pugachev was captured and executed in Moscow.\n- September 28, 1925: Sidney Reilly, also known as the \"Ace of Spies,\" was arrested on the Soviet-Finnish border. Reilly, a British intelligence agent, had engaged in various espionage activities, including selling Russian military secrets to Japan and attempting to assassinate Lenin and Trotsky. After his arrest, Reilly was reportedly executed, although there are claims that he was recruited to work for Soviet intelligence instead."
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