Ukraine war latest: Putin approves big boost to Russia's military budget
Vladimir Putin has signed off increasing Russia's military spending by 25% - to 32.5% of the total budget - the equivalent of £99.5bn. Meanwhile, the new EU Council president Antonio Costa and high representative for foreign affairs Kaja Kallas are visiting Ukraine on their first day.
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Putin approves Russia's budget with record spending on national defenseSpending on war and law enforcement agencies exceeds expenditures on education, healthcare, social policy, and the national ...
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The war illustrates Russia’s deteriorating military reputation and operational failures, as well as the Ukrainian people's ...
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