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By Diandra Monhemius and Jarne van der Poel

Some $300 billion in Russian assets were trapped abroad in 2022 after the escalation of the Ukrainian crisis into a full-on NATO-Russia proxy war. Western officials have threatened to seize these funds and transfer them to Ukraine for “reconstruction.” A pair of leading Russian economists tell Sputnik why that’s a very bad idea.

"I am very happy that at some point, I made the decision to become a Russian," the athlete added

Kremlin propaganda links Nazism to purge of Soviet mark in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, where fears of Russian aggression mount

Over more than three decades of "Turkmenization," the Russian language has taken a back seat in Turkmenistan. But it is still a popular choice as a second language for the political elite and their children, as well as for television viewers.

Russias Finance Ministry will address the issue of granting the right to state support to foreign companies that are placed under the management of the Rosimushchestvo, said Finance Minister Anton Siluanov.

We caught a Russian man illegally crossing the border to flee the Ukraine war military draft. I handed him back to Russia.

Russian Defense Ministry Sergei Shoigu earlier said that the town of Avdeyvka was captured last week with minimal losses.

This time the request came from Kostroma.

The death of Navalny is a tragedy and a blow to the Russian resistance