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municipal authorities to provide support to companies and enterprises that are ready to occupy vacant niches and propose high-tech projects.\n- The importance of solving demographic and social problems, creating new jobs, training personnel, and developing infrastructure is emphasized.\n- Putin wishes the elected heads of the subjects success, stating that the success of each of the 89 regions contributes to the success of the entire country.\n\n**Story 2: Kadyrov Meets with Putin**\n\nDescription: Chechen Republic Head Ramzan Kadyrov meets with President Putin and reports on the success of the special military operation. \n\nSummary: \n- Kadyrov reports on the success of the special military operation, stating that the fighters are doing well and have no problems with communications or equipment.\n- He emphasizes the unity and support of the Chechen people for the operation and their willingness to fight alongside Russia.\n- Kadyrov praises the Chechen soldiers and their commanders, saying that they have not let him down and that he is confident in their abilities.\n- He expresses gratitude for the strong relationship between Chechnya and Russia and reaffirms their commitment to supporting the country.\n- Putin commends Kadyrov for his work and expresses appreciation for the positive relations between Chechnya and other units involved in the operation.\n- He acknowledges the importance of strong and influential friends like Chechnya and emphasizes the mutual benefits of their partnership.\n\n**Story 3: Putin Meets with South Sudan President**\n\nDescription: Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with South Sudan President Salva Kiir in Moscow to discuss cooperation in the economy and energy sector. \n\nSummary: \n- President Kiir expresses gratitude for Russia's recognition of South Sudan's sovereignty and independence, acknowledging that much remains to be done in the field of economic development.\n- Putin agrees that there is room for improvement in economic 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units as dire, with Western equipment failing and commanders threatening violence for not following orders.\n- Russian artillery groups prevent the Armed Forces of Ukraine from launching an attack in the Kleshcheevka area, destroying 30 militants and equipment.\n- The Vostok group improves the situation along the front line in the southern Donetsk direction, repelling two assault attacks by Ukrainian Armed Forces groups.\n- The destruction of foreign equipment is showcased, including the elimination of a Polish self-propelled gun and an attack on a stronghold in Seversk.\n- The Kupinsky direction sees a decrease in counter-offensive activity by the militants, with their losses being described as not significant but their reserves being limited.\n- Russian missilemen successfully destroy an ammunition storage facility and an ammunition arsenal, while the country's fleet of military aircraft is replenished with new Su-35 and Su-57 fighters.\n\n**Story 5: Nuclear Missile Shield Protects 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Russian Foreign Ministry representative Maria Zakharova accuses Canadian authorities of lying about their knowledge of Nazi collaborator Yaroslav Gunko's invitation to parliament. \n\nSummary: \n- Zakharova states that Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Freeland is a member and sponsor of the Canadian-Ukrainian Congress, which has a history of accepting former SS soldiers after World War II.\n- She emphasizes that members of the Ukrainian division of the SSS Galicia and the radical UNPA, as well as their descendants, still have an influential lobby in Canada.\n- Zakharova argues that a visit at this level would have required thorough checks by multiple intelligence services, making Gunka's biography no secret.\n- She criticizes Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau's apology for the incident, stating that it was not a genuine apology and that he is being criticized for it.\n- A video of German admirers of Hitler celebrating Oktoberfest with Nazi salutes causes outrage and prompts an 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