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Construction of new industrial facilities is underway in the “Alabuga” Special Economic Zone in Tatarstan. Several large buildings have already been completed in the southern part of the economic zone, while some of the other structures are still under construction.

Our strikes on Russian refineries are indeed affecting global diesel prices. As a result of these strikes, Russia has gone from being a diesel exporter to an importer. This, of course, affects the global diesel balance. And it is one of the factors driving diesel prices to record highs. One of them—but not the main one.

Ukraine's accession to the European Union will also be beneficial for Europe.

Russia will not be able to continue the war indefinitely at the current rate of casualties, so next year Vladimir Putin may be forced to change his strategy. And once hostilities have ended, Ukraine must maintain a strong army and fortifications that will prevent Russia from launching another attack.

Former Primeof the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, called Russian President Vladimir Putin’s claim that he was the one who allegedly persuaded Ukraine to reject a peace agreement during the 2022 negotiations in Istanbul “nonsense.”

Jared Kushner says that the agreement between Ukraine and Russia is, in fact, almost finalized. The most difficult part remains—the territorial issue. According to him, Ukraine does not agree.

In Nizhnekamsk, Tatarstan, according to preliminary reports, one of the local oil refineries was attacked. There are two large companies operating in the city: TAIF-NK and TANECO.

On the night of September 12, units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces launched a strike against the “Tolyattikauchuk” plant in the city of Tolyatti, Samara Oblast, Russian Federation. Hits were recorded on the facility’s grounds, followed by a fire.

An attack was reported in Togliatti, Russia, on the night of September 12. According to preliminary reports, one of the targets that may have been struck is the "KuibyshevAzot" chemical plant.

Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, stated that Russia would be forced to respond if Lithuania allowed nuclear weapons to be deployed on its territory. According to him, in the event of a military conflict, Lithuania could “disappear from the world map.”