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Articles with tag "Infrastructure"

Ex-Mayor of Rostov-on-Don Arrested Over Alleged Abuse of Power

Logvinenko is accused of causing more than 47 million rubles ($583,300) in damages to the city budget.

School Ceiling Collapse Sparks Probe in Far East Russia’s Zabaikalsky Region

According to the independent outlet 7x7, at least 31 Russian schools have seen partial roof or ceiling collapses since 2023.
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opinion Emily Ferris

Ukraine Can Improve Its Campaign Against Russia's Infrastructure. Here's How

Instead of making impressive strikes deep into Russian territory, Kyiv should focus on repeatedly targeting high-value sites so they can't be repaired...
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In the ‘Urals Switzerland,’ a Village Boycotts Vote for Pro-Kremlin Governor Over Neglected Road

Residents of the village of Tyulyuk say they have been cut off from the outside world by authorities’ negligence.
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Feature

They Bought Premium Housing Outside Moscow. They Still Can't Escape Russia's Decaying Infrastructure.

At the Mayak apartment complex, no amount of plush amenities can cover up the smell of sewage.
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Feature

In Russia’s Coal-Mining Heartland, Opponents of Plan to Revive a Soviet Hydropower Plant Are Being Silenced

Those in the local community who speak out against the project, wary of its environmental impact, have been subjected to intimidation. 
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Boiling Water Floods Streets of Novosibirsk, Leaves Residents Without Heat

Video published by local news outlets showed steaming-hot water engulfing streets and entire blocks of residential neighborhoods.
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Putin Opens Prestige Moscow Metro Project Via Video Link

The Russian president opened the Moscow metro's new circle line via video link on Wednesday.
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