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Russian attack on Balakliia kills two and injures two — IJR News

Russian attack on Balakliia kills two and injures two

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Russian attack on Balakliia kills two and injures two

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Drone strikes and hybrid warfare escalate around the Russia-Ukraine warstory 86 of 89 · since Aug 11, 2026

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Russia Begins First Duma Election Since Invasion

The Russian State Duma elections, slated for September 18-20, are expected to again favor United Russia under tight Kremlin control and serve as a barometer of public support for the war in Ukraine, with limited real opposition on the ballot. Russians abroad—from Kerala in India to South Africa and other consulates—are voting at dedicated polling sites, reflecting efforts to mobilize turnout while observers flag concerns about legitimacy and potential manipulation of participation.

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IAEA Reports Drone Hit Kursk Plant Cooling Tower

Aug 11, 2026Sep 19, 2026

Sep 18, 2026Russia’s Wartime Economy Faces Debt, Spending Strain despite high oil revenue and low unemployment.
Sep 17, 2026Zelenskyy appoints Kovalskyi acting prosecutor general after parliament dismissed Ruslan Kravchenko.
Sep 13, 2026Zelenskyy sanctions ex-press secretary Mendel over disinformation claims.

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IAEA: drone hit Kursk nuclear plant cooling tower early Thursday; no fire, reactor mode unchanged, no immediate radiological consequences.

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Russia’s Wartime Economy Faces Debt, Spending Strain

Despite high oil revenue and relatively low unemployment cushioning Moscow’s wartime spending, Russia’s economy is under mounting stress from ballooning budget deficits and rising debt as growth slows and consumer confidence wanes. Analysts warn these weaknesses could herald a longer-term crisis, even as the Kremlin pursues a narrative of stability ahead of its stage-managed parliamentary election amid refinery disruptions, fuel shortages, and higher energy costs.

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