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Team says charges are imminent tonight. well talk to someone who just walked out from in a grand jury coming straight to us. now the death toll in maui is at 99. it will be higher. our bill weir is there getting a rare look at whats happening in hawaii. and the ruble takes a massive tumble. a very public and embarrassing message tonight. lets go "outfront." fast and furious, you are looking live at the fulton county courthouse right now where a grand jury is inside, working overtime, still heari...

One penny is an entire rubel. theyre calling putin out over it, whether it was hacked into or not. there it is, one ruble to a dollar. putin is an expletive and a thief. here we are nearly a year and a half into the war. how much impact do you think it is having now on americans? >> well, it continues to have impact on americans beyond the money that were spending to support ukraine, the cutting off of ukrainian grain from russias decision to end the baltic grain initiative is pushing up food pr...

It was the 12th time in the past three weeks that Russian officials had reported intercepting such aerial attacks in the heart of the capital.

A government document reviewed by Reuters shows that in the first half of 2023 alone, Russia spent 12% more on defence than the 4.98 trillion rubles it had originally targeted for 2023

A damning exchange price graphic showed the Russian Ruble fall back to March 2022 rates.

Russia’s plans to launch a crypto-based “Digital Ruble” are not going to help it avoid Western sanctions in the foreseeable future, experts say, despite Russian officials’ claims that the new currency could deal a fatal blow to the U.S.-led global financial system.

The value of the ruble has been falling steeply, which is putting pressure on the central bank to take action.

With the ruble weakening and the government spending ever more money on the war in Ukraine, Moscow took unexpectedly sharp action to curb inflation.

Russians withdrew 100 billion rubles ($1.1 billion) from banks during the panic that ensued as Wagner mercenaries marched on Moscow last month, Russia’s Central Bank said Tuesday. “The need for cash increased in June and led to a 500 billion ruble liquidity outflow,” the bank said in a monthly monetary policy report.

Like 1982 or 1976, where they can afford to simply have a satellite nation 99 miles off the coast of the united states and needle the us via cuba constantly, by fidel castro, but these companies will want to see some return on their ruble. they are going to want to see money back for everything they are putting in, whether or not that is in sugar, rum or the major industries stilljust about taking over on the island. quick last question, what about where cuba stands on the war in ukraine? they h...