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Russians "withdrew more cash than they deposited"
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
05:01https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zf-gNDzuYP0
In today’s Russian papers: a Putin decree, Russians “withdrew more cash than they deposited, praise for Marine Le Pen and a message for Andy Burnham: “He won’t see Moscow in his dreams. He should…in his nightmares.”
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Russian paper: Fuel crisis won't end if Russia can't protect its refineries from drone attacks
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:20https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXhaAOr5wEY
Two very different headlines in Russia today.
The army paper declares: “Victory will be ours!”
Nezavisimaya Gazeta: “Is there a way out of the petrol crisis if infrastructure isn’t protected?”
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Amid fuel crisis Russia now importing petrol from India
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
09:50https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCCBjZuusbw
Today Moscow experienced two types of queues: one for candy floss, among the festivities for russian flag day, and another for petrol: lines are now becoming longer and longer each day.
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Coup in Moscow: 35 years on
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:28https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRGlNvGHlJw
35 years ago today there was unscheduled Swan Lake on Soviet TV…and a coup by hardliners in the USSR. How are today’s Russian papers remembering the August 1991 coup?
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Russia: “Tense situation with fuel supply" Russian newspapers report
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:50https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26oDHuRLhYE
Russian newspapers focus on the petrol shortage:
• “The second wave of the fuel crisis is building”
• “Tense situation with fuel supply.”Plus, Russia’s disappointment one year after the Alaska summit:
• “The stale spirit of Anchorage.” -
Voices from the streets of Moscow...plus, a review of the Putin 2027 calendar
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
10:46https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiMdbuFreyg
Russian reactions to last weekend’s restaurant bomb & drone attacks on Wildberries warehouses.
Plus, the Putin 2027 calendar is out already: what messages does it contain?
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Russia selling "anti-crisis petrol" to counter fuel shortages
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
03:15https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSVfvs3lrFA
Today’s Russian papers report on Russia’s “Anti-crisis petrol” – lower grade fuel now being sold “to prevent a petrol shortage.”
One paper warns: “regular use of lower grade petrol” causes problems for modern cars.
Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil facilities sparked supply problems.
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Hollywood blockbuster unofficially hits Russian cinema screens
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:46https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heymLzUF8YY
In today’s Reading Russia: a look at the language Moscow uses to describe the war on Ukraine.
Plus, more on the consequences of Ukrainian drone attacks.
And a Hollywood blockbuster (unofficially) hits Russian cinema screens.
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Russia's platform economy "threatened" by Ukrainian drone strikes, warns Russian paper.
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
03:08https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQIsX5vajIg
What will be the consequences of Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses?
One Russian paper today: “Russian enterprises will face a deterioration in financial performance due to rising logistics costs & damage to warehouse infrastructure.”
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What are the Russian papers saying about the Moscow restaurant bombing?
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:31https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2b5rLKRXt8
What are this morning’s Russian papers saying about Saturday’s restaurant bombing in Moscow?
Almost nothing.
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"Agriculture in crisis": Russian newspapers write about Russia's economic problems
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:21https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q7BVspcGcY
Today one Russian paper claims Ukrainian strikes “haven’t yet caused Russia damage that could be regarded by the authorities as a reason to compromise.”
Meanwhile, Russian “agriculture is plunging into crisis…construction already deep in the red.”
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Ukrainian attacks on Wildberries warehouses: Russian paper calls for “urgent” response
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
05:11https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbIDD12dG7k
As Ukrainian attacks on Wildberries warehouses continue, one Russian paper calls for “an urgent, decisive response.”
Russian papers react to the charges against Telegram’s Pavel Durov.
Meanwhile, Andy Burnham is causing the Russian press a bit of a problem.
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Some Russian regions experiencing "fuel discomfort" - one Russian paper on the fuel shortage
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
03:38https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHctJMmRBeo
One of today’s Russian papers notes that yesterday the Duma speaker “repeated five times ‘Russia. Putin. Victory.” He was later awarded a medal (by the president).
Meanwhile, some Russian regions are still experiencing “noticeable fuel discomfort”.
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"Back to Square One": Russian newspaper downbeat on Ukraine war diplomacy
#SteveRosenberg #BBC -
"Back to Square One": Russian newspaper downbeat on Ukraine war diplomacy
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:12https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jb3k5eYmUP8
“We’re back to Square One,” declares one Russian newspaper this morning on “efforts to settle the Russia-Ukraine conflict.”
Another paper quotes Vladimir Putin as saying “We didn’t start a war”, nearly 4 ½ years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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A Russian headline that sums up Moscow’s disappointment with America
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:22https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2D5rBpdPAhE
“Seriously wounded and in intensive care” is how one Russian paper describes the so-called ‘Spirit of Anchorage.’
Russian officials used the ‘spirit’ phrase a lot after last year’s Trump-Putin summit in Alaska.
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Drone attacks on Russian online retailer Wildberries: reaction in the Russian press
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
05:10https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQwFWLLwjG8
What this morning’s Russian papers are saying about the Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian online retailer Wildberries.
Also in the papers: “Russians expect prices to soar.” Plus, an interesting editorial about “a cacophony of ideologies.”
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Is Putin Losing His Grip on Russia?
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
56:36https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a99U6aZ0i44
With war fatigue growing and polls showing increasing dissatisfaction with life in Russia, is Vladimir Putin beginning to lose control? What is really happening inside Russia today? And what is it like to report the truth from inside one of the world's most repressive states?
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What are Russian papers reporting about fuel shortages and Ukrainian drone strikes?
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
05:55https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dib2QrruB4
One Russian paper writes that Ukrainian drone strikes “aim to create a sense of crisis amongst Russians.” In Crimea “the sale of fuel to the public is suspended.”
Another: Russia’s offensive in Ukraine will continue: “for that we will always have enough fuel.”
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Corruption, uncertainty, tree-hugging: a round-up of the more obscure Russian papers
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
03:11https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOdo2nseMM0
Corruption, coping with uncertainty, hugging trees. This week’s look inside some of the lesser-known Russian newspapers.
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How are Russian newspapers reacting to the Ukrainian drone strike on Moscow?
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
03:43https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aooDxLd3dko
Today’s Russian papers call yesterday’s large-scale Ukrainian drone strike on Moscow “a record attack”, but claim “Russian attacks do more damage to Ukraine than they’re doing to us.”
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Russia: drone attacks & "unscheduled repairs at oil refineries"
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
05:18https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXITghyFH7Y
In today’s Russian papers:
• “Nearly 2/3 of Russian regions have budget deficit”
• Drone attack on Moscow region
• “Unscheduled repairs at Russian oil refineries”
• What to call the new world order…? -
A look inside some of the lesser-known Russian newspapers
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:10https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c033rGLFOMA
George Orwell, marriage, pickling and jokes about the economy: what you’ll find in some of the lesser-known Russian newspapers.
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“For Russians, fuel crisis, drone strikes, flight delays now important factor in holiday planning”
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
05:38https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKvhHM6udHM
With Ukrainian drone attacks continuing to force temporary shutdowns of Russian airports, one Russian paper today reports that “Russians have started to use fortune telling cards to tell them what date they should fly off on holiday.”
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Russian holidaymakers using fortune-telling cards to predict when airports won't be shut by drones
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
05:13https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrEzC2PdLkY
With Ukrainian drone attacks continuing to force temporary shutdowns of Russian airports, one Russian paper today reports that “Russians have started to use fortune telling cards to tell them what date they should fly off on holiday.”
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"Petrol sales restricted in many Russian regions" Russian media reports.
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:15https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9cfuYpDtLQ
One Russian paper today reports that “In many Russian regions there are restrictions on the sale of petrol.”
Another reveals that, in Crimea, hotel bookings are “down 31%...& hotel cancellations double due to the fuel crisis.”
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"Russian regions & big business arming themselves to defend against drones" - Russian paper
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:21https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ijh88JZ3Vg
Headline in one of today’s Russian papers: “Russian regions and big business are arming themselves to defend against attacks by Ukrainian drones.” Plus, the story of a newspaper article from last week that has disappeared.
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“Unscheduled repairs at oil refineries” causing "restrictions on fuel sales" in some Russian regions
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
06:27https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQpS7p9NEys
From today’s Russian papers: “The number of Russian regions with restrictions on the sale of fuel is multiplying.” The reason given? “Unscheduled repairs at oil refineries.”
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Russians who "harm Russia" from abroad may have their property seized
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
02:51https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKdgaU9hizs
In today’s Russian papers: “nuclear rhetoric” in the Duma. And a new law that allows the seizure of property from citizens who’ve left the country and who “continue to harm Russia” from abroad.
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Russia: reports of a "split" on whether or not to end Russia's war on Ukraine
by #SteveRosenberg #Readingrussia
04:26https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z46zT1tGhs4
Today’s Russian papers publish Moscow’s threat to launch a new wave of “systematic strikes” on Kyiv. But one paper reports on a “split [inside Russia] between those in favour of continuing the special military operation and those who believe it’s time to end it…”