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They complain of poor conditions and lack of support from their commanders.\n* **Summary:** The Ukrainian military is demoralized and increasingly unwilling to fight, with many soldiers choosing to surrender to Russian forces.\n\n**Story 3: Russian Artillery Destroys Militants**\n\n* **Description:** Russian artillerymen in the Donetsk front prevented VSSU soldiers from launching an attack in the Kleshcheevka area, destroying 30 militants and their equipment. Two failed attacks were also reported in the SSU, resulting in the loss of around 200 personnel.\n* **Summary:** The Russian military is effectively countering Ukrainian attacks, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy.\n\n**Story 4: Russian Advances in the Donetsk Front**\n\n* **Description:** The Vostok group of troops improved their position along the front line in the southern Donetsk direction, repelling two attacks by Ukrainian army assault groups. Enemy losses amounted to 105 military personnel, two armored combat vehicles, and five vehicles.\n* **Summary:** The Russian military is making steady progress in the Donetsk front, pushing back Ukrainian forces and inflicting significant losses.\n\n**Story 5: Destruction of Foreign Equipment**\n\n* **Description:** Fresh footage has emerged showing the destruction of foreign equipment, including a Polish self-propelled gun Krab and a Ukrainian Su-25 attack aircraft.\n* **Summary:** The Russian military is successfully targeting and destroying foreign equipment supplied to Ukraine, further weakening the Ukrainian military's capabilities.\n\n**Story 6: Reduced Counter-Offensive Activity in Kupinsk**\n\n* **Description:** The militants in the Kupinsk direction have noticeably reduced their counter-offensive activity, with the defense of Kupinsk resting on the Oskol River. Russian forces are confidently pressing the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the east, while the counter-battery fight continues.\n* **Summary:** The Ukrainian military's counter-offensive in the Kupinsk direction has lost momentum, with Russian forces effectively containing their advances.\n\n**Story 7: Russian Rocket Scientists Destroy Ammunition Storage**\n\n* **Description:** Russian rocket scientists successfully destroyed a storage facility for ammunition belonging to the first special forces brigade in the Kharkov region.\n* **Summary:** The Russian military is effectively targeting and destroying Ukrainian military infrastructure, disrupting their supply lines and weakening their capabilities.\n\n**Story 8: Pilots Receive New Su-35 and Su-57 Fighters**\n\n* **Description:** The Russian Air Force has been replenished with a new batch of Su-35 and Su-57 fighters, which have passed a full cycle of factory tests and are ready for deployment.\n* **Summary:** The Russian military is modernizing and strengthening its air force, gaining an edge over its adversaries.\n\n**Story 9: Nuclear Missile Shield Protects Russia**\n\n* **Description:** The nuclear missile shield reliably protects Russia, making dreams of a nuclear attack absurd.\n* **Summary:** Russia's nuclear deterrence capabilities are robust and effective, ensuring the country's security against potential threats.\n\n**Story 10: Rossotrudnichestvo Report on Foreign Humanitarian Activities**\n\n* **Description:** Rossotrudnichestvo presented an overview of the humanitarian activities of foreign states in the post-Soviet space. The study reveals trends in the political influence of Western countries on the Caucasus, the Baltic states, and Central Asia.\n* **Summary:** Foreign powers, including China, the US, the UK, Japan, Turkey, and EU countries, are actively engaged in humanitarian activities in the post-Soviet space to exert political influence and promote their interests.\n\n**Story 11: Development of the Russian Economy**\n\n* **Description:** The development of the Russian economy in a global transformation is being discussed in Moscow at the seventh financial forum. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin emphasized the country's ability to adapt to new challenges and achieve economic growth.\n* **Summary:** The Russian economy is showing resilience and adapting to the changing global landscape, with the government implementing measures to support key industries and citizens.\n\n**Story 12: The Future of the Ruble and Exchange Rate Policy**\n\n* **Description:** The Central Bank of Russia reiterated its position against additional bans and restrictions on the ruble and exchange rate policy. The government is considering a step-by-step plan to create a system that analyzes legal and technical aspects of attracting foreign investment.\n* **Summary:** The Central Bank is focused on maintaining a stable ruble and exchange rate policy, while the government explores new tools to attract foreign investment and support the economy.\n\n**Story 13: Transformation of the Russian Economy**\n\n* **Description:** Presidential aide Maxim Moreshkin described the ongoing transformation of the Russian economy as painful but successful. The reorientation towards the healthy part of the global economy allows Russia to be more stable and address its challenges.\n* **Summary:** The Russian economy is undergoing a challenging but necessary transformation, with a focus on strengthening its resilience and competitiveness in the global market.\n\n**Story 14: Moscow Mayor's Speech on Globalization**\n\n* **Description:** Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin emphasized the need to learn from the past and not rely solely on globalization. He highlighted the importance of developing domestic industries and technologies to achieve self-sufficiency.\n* **Summary:** Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin called for a balanced approach to globalization, emphasizing the need for self-reliance and the development of domestic industries and technologies.\n\n**Story 15: Investment Diamonds**\n\n* **Description:** The abolition of the mineral extraction tax on the purchase of investment diamonds by individuals from banks has led to increased demand. Measures are being considered to further develop the market, such as publishing an index for diamonds on the stock exchange and introducing digital financial assets for diamonds.\n* **Summary:** The Russian government is taking steps to stimulate the market for investment diamonds, including the abolition of certain taxes and the introduction of new financial instruments.\n\n**Story 16: Humanitarian Policies of Foreign States**\n\n* **Description:** The head of the Rossotrudnichestvo project group, Alexander Sidorov, discussed the main goal and findings of the report on the humanitarian policies of foreign states in the post-Soviet space. The report highlights trends, factors of influence, and the involvement of various stakeholders in humanitarian activities.\n* **Summary:** The report provides insights into the humanitarian policies and activities of foreign states in the post-Soviet space, shedding light on their objectives, strategies, and impact.\n\n**Story 17: September Weather in Moscow**\n\n* **Description:** September in Moscow is likely to become the driest and warmest in over 150 years of meteorological observation. The weather will remain warm and sunny until the end of the month, with only the northwestern regions experiencing a change in weather conditions.\n* **Summary:** Moscow is experiencing an exceptionally warm and dry September, with temperatures reaching record highs. The warm weather is expected to continue for the remainder of the month.\n\n**Story 18: Games of the Future**\n\n* **Description:** The Games of the Future, an international multi-sport tournament combining physical and digital dimensions, was presented in Moscow. The first-ever competitions will take place in Kazan in February 2024, featuring 21 innovative disciplines and athletes from over 100 countries.\n* **Summary:** The Games of the Future represent a new era in sports, blending physical and digital elements to create a unique and innovative experience for athletes and spectators alike.",
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