"Reserves are not infinite": Russian finance minister Siluanov has openly admitted growing problems in Russia’s economy.According to him, federal budget expenditures have sharply increased from 16.6% of GDP in 2019 to 20% in 2025 - more than doubled in absolute terms. This rapid growth was caused by the need to cover costs related to the war, sanctions and other external challenges. The government has already spent significant reserves from the National Wealth Fund, additional oil revenues and b

🚨EXCLUSIVE: Candace Owens @RealCandaceO did not tell you the real reason she is going to Russia.Candace will be joining Putin, Dugin & many Russian gov't, intel & propaganda operatives as a speaker at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).She said she "might" meet Dugin due to "Zionist lore" about him, as if her critics are making the meeting happen. The truth: Dugin was already scheduled as a speaker at the same event as her.

BREAKINGSWITZERLAND DECLARES WINTERTHUR KNIFE ATTACK A TERROR ACTSWISS-TURKISH ISLAMIST SUSPECTED IN WINTERTHUR TERROR ATTACKSwitzerland declares the Winterthur knife attack a terror act after a 31-year-old Swiss-Turkish Islamist injured three people while shouting “Allahu Akbar” near a school class.Authorities revealed the suspect had previously spread ISIS propaganda and was released from psychiatric care just one day earlier after being deemed “not dangerous.”Calls are growing to revoke his S

BREAKING:President Vladimir Putin UNLEASHES on the West! Breaks his silence for the first time with a brutal, point-by-point takedown over the Romania drone crash, demanding names! 🇷🇴🔥Putin: "Politicians talk way too much."Journalist: "No, that’s understood, but what they are saying..."Putin: "Then why didn't they shoot it down? Why didn't they shoot down this drone, which I don't even understand if it's from Russia, that flew in there?.. Do you hear me? I don't even understand what is being

NATO moves into the Baltics! Up to 60,000 troops near Russia’s borderThe alliance is urgently building a separate command structure specifically for Latvia and Estonia, based on the German-Dutch corps model.In the event of war, up to 60,000 troops could be deployed within hours — without lengthy political approvals or bureaucratic delays. Time is critical in the Baltics: the Suwałki Gap is narrow, squeezed between Kaliningrad on one side and Russia’s Pskov region on the other. In a real crisis,

Our long-range capabilities are significantly changing the situation – and, more broadly, the world’s perception of Russia’s war. Many partners are now signaling that they see what is happening and how everything has changed – both in attitudes toward this war and in the reachability of Russian targets on Russian territory.The war is quite predictably returning to its “native harbor,” and this is a clear signal that one should not pick a fight with Ukraine or wage an unjust war of conquest again