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This commitment costs us $10,000 a month.### Ukraine Can’t Bomb Russians Into Opposing Putin opinion History shows that countries under attack are more likely to be galvanized than demoralized. That appears to be happening in Russia today. 5Min read### Can ‘Russia’s Amazon’ Survive Ukraine’s Drone Campaign? Russia’s online retail sector has thrived since the invasion of Ukraine. The attacks on Wildberries now threaten to disrupt that growth. 4Min read### Ukrainian Drones Strike Oil Refineries in Yaroslavl and Bashkortostan Authorities in the Tver region, meanwhile, reported damage to a warehouse operated by online retail giant Wildberries. 2Min read### Russia Rolls Back Fuel Quality Standards to Quell Domestic Shortages Euro-2, Euro-3 and Euro-4 standard fuels will be allowed to be sold on the market through July 1, 2027, according to a government decree. 2Min read### U.K. Sanctions Ozon Bank and ‘Shadow Fleet’ Vessels in Latest Crackdown Ozon Bank said the move would not affect its operations since it does not hold foreign assets or use the international SWIFT messaging network and conducts... 1Min readFeature ### Russia Says Its HIV Rates Are Falling. Experts Aren’t So Sure. Experts warn that official statistics conceal a public health crisis that has only worsened amid the Ukraine war. 7Min readopinion Zarina Akhmatova ### Tokayev’s Warning to Putin Was About More Than Ukraine Kazakhstan tries to balance relations with Russia and other major powers. But the economic risk of the war meant the president had to speak out. 5Min read### 2 Years After Kursk Incursion, Russia Raises Civilian Death Toll to More Than 600 Investigators put total property damage at $6.2 billion across the region, with at least 53 cultural heritage sites damaged during the fighting. 2Min read