Putin reshuffles Russia’s military command
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Boris Nadezhdin, who criticized the Ukraine war and tried to challenge President Vladimir Putin in the 2024 election, was one of the few high-profile Putin critics still living in Russia.
President Vladimir Putin signed Russia's first law giving comprehensive rules to crypto exchanges, custodians, brokers, and mining. Only firms on a state registry may run exchanges after July 1, 2027,
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday announced a restructuring of logistics and other units under a unified command to strengthen the military campaign against Ukraine. At a meeting with
Putin signs crypto market structure bill into law in Russia. Bitcoin reaching $160K by December 31, 2026 priced at 2.4% YES.
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Putin forces Central Bank to cut key rate – Bloomberg
For many years, Russian leader Vladimir Putin has kept his distance from Russia's monetary policy and avoided interfering in the work of the Central Bank. The latest cut to the key rate, however, came under pressure.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is a cornered man. Ukraine, especially through its deep-strike drones and ballistic missiles, is bringing Putin’s special military operation home to the city confines of Moscow and Saint Petersburg.
Putin signs law regulating crypto exchanges and banning domestic crypto payments. Bitcoin reaching $200K by December 31, 2026 at 2.1% YES.
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Critics called Trump a Russian asset—but his Russia policy has accomplished more than any since the Soviet collapse.
The Russians even admitted to the crime, showing zero… pic.twitter.com/uGjC7esFwR Since 2024, Russian drones have been conducting human safaris in Kherson and other parts of southern and eastern Ukraine,
The War in Iran "provided the exact lifeline that Putin needed to rescue him from economic catastrophe."
The Kremlin appoints new commanders after Russia’s military faces growing criticism for its slowest gains in years.
The Russian dictator remains obsessed with his war in Ukraine but doesn’t seem to comprehend how badly it’s going.