RUSSIA24 — Vesti
20261012 132000 UTC
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[00:00:00] when working on the new budget, in 8 months of this year,
[00:00:03] the economy grew by 0.6%.
[00:00:06] By the end of the year, nominal GDP should amount to
[00:00:09] 232 trillion rubles. In industry,
[00:00:12] growth is visible in the manufacturing sector, agriculture is developing, and
[00:00:16] the sources of economic growth in the coming
[00:00:19] years will remain domestic consumption and
[00:00:23] exports. Regarding the forecast for the next three years,
[00:00:26] we are laying down an acceleration of economic growth from 1.4% in
[00:00:30] 2027 to 2.4% in 2029, in nominal
[00:00:34] terms, GDP will amount to 248 trillion rubles in
[00:00:37] 2027, reaching 282 trillion in
[00:00:40] 2029. External preconditions remain
[00:00:43] conservative, the price of Brent oil for 2027
[00:00:46] is set at 73 dollars per
[00:00:49] barrel, with a decrease to 6 by
[00:00:53] 2029. The budget includes a gradual increase
[00:00:56] in revenues, so next year they are planned at
[00:01:00] the level of 43.3
[00:01:02] billion rubles. The bill provides for a consistent
[00:01:06] increase in federal budget revenues. Next year
[00:01:09] they will amount to 43.3 trillion, in 2028 -
[00:01:13] 45.8, in 2029 -
[00:01:15] 48.6 trillion rubles. Oil and gas
[00:01:19] revenues are planned at 7 trillion next year, which
[00:01:23] accounts for 2.8%
[00:01:25] of GDP, with growth by 2029 to
[00:01:28] 7.7 trillion.
[00:01:30] Non-oil and gas revenues will increase from
[00:01:33] 36.3 trillion rubles in
[00:01:37] 2027 to almost 41 trillion rubles in 2029. The draft
[00:01:41] federal budget is also being considered today in other committees
[00:01:44] of the State Duma, in particular in the committee on
[00:01:47] energy, on information policy, on the development
[00:01:50] of the Far East and the Arctic, among
[00:01:53] others. Dmitry Marokko, Igor Nikulin, Maxim Sidorin,
[00:01:56] Vesti!
[00:02:00] rubles are allocated in the draft new three-year budget for achieving
[00:02:03] technological leadership of the country, this was announced by Mikhail
[00:02:06] Mishustin at a strategic session dedicated to national projects
[00:02:10] in this area. At the same time, it is necessary not only to achieve independence in
[00:02:13] key industries, but to ensure the creation of new markets, our
[00:02:17] own breakthrough projects, the
[00:02:18] prime minister noted.
[00:02:22] The president designated technological leadership as one of the key
[00:02:25] national goals, it is important not only to achieve independence
[00:02:29] in...
[00:02:35] for this, nine large-scale national projects are being implemented at an active pace,
[00:02:44] each of them has the necessary funding allocated in the three-year
[00:02:48] federal budget, which is being prepared for the first reading in the State Duma,
[00:02:51] approximately 2 trillion rubles are provided for such
[00:02:55] purposes in total. I note that Russian regions will also
[00:02:59] allocate:
[00:03:31] Rosatom and the construction of a nuclear power plant with its participation in
[00:03:34] Hungary is being led by the European Commission, the Foreign Intelligence
[00:03:38] Service announced this. The agency believes that Ursula
[00:03:41] von der Leyen directly tasked her apparatus with
[00:03:45] forcing the government of Péter Magyar to abandon cooperation with
[00:03:48] Russia, the SVR calls the Politico Europe
[00:03:51] publication, controlled by Brussels, an information campaign. The
[00:03:55] agency added that such slander speaks of
[00:03:58] the inability of European manufacturers to compete fairly with
[00:04:01] Rosatom.
[00:04:05] Budapest is not going to provide military assistance to Kyiv.
[00:04:08] Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar stated this in an interview with Finnish
[00:04:11] media, saying that he will not allow weapons to be transported to Ukraine
[00:04:15] through his country's territory. He also stressed that the Kyiv regime must
[00:04:19] respect the rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia.
[00:04:22] Journalists note that already this week the head of government
[00:04:26] will personally be able to express his position to Zelensky at the summit
[00:04:30] in Brussels.
[00:04:33] Assistant to the President of Russia, Chairman of the Maritime Board Nikolai Patrushev
[00:04:37] held talks with the Minister of Transport of the PRC,
[00:04:40] Liu Wei, during his visit to China. They discussed issues of cooperation in water
[00:04:44] transportation and the development of strategic transport communications. In
[00:04:47] particular, they talked about the implementation of the Trans-Arctic
[00:04:50] transport corridor project and bilateral river
[00:04:53] routes.
[00:04:56] For our countries, maritime logistics is of great importance.
[00:05:00] China is a recognized global leader in world commercial
[00:05:03] shipping, Western countries are trying to organize the interception
[00:05:07] of our ships. London and Brussels are developing plans
[00:05:11] for a blockade of the Baltic Sea.
[00:05:42] route Trans-Arctic transport
[00:05:45] corridor. Diplomats and heads of our states
[00:05:48] are planning further development of bilateral relations in the context of the international
[00:05:52] situation. Chinese-Russian relations are aimed at further
[00:05:55] deepening comprehensive strategic cooperation, and
[00:05:59] also provided new guidelines for the development of cooperation in the field
[00:06:02] of transport.
[00:06:05] News of the last hour, nine Russian tourists are blocked in the mountains
[00:06:09] in western Nepal after a powerful flood, the
[00:06:13] Russian Embassy in the country reported. The flood occurred at a time when
[00:06:16] the group was on a trekking tour. The water flows destroyed more than forty
[00:06:20] houses and dozens of bridges across rivers. The tourists were not injured, their
[00:06:23] lives are not currently threatened, but they cannot return independently.
[00:06:27] A helicopter is needed for their evacuation. This is what they told us at
[00:06:31] the embassy.
[00:06:33] Today it became known that as a result of yesterday's, October 11,
[00:06:37] flood on the Budhigandaki River, in the village of Jagat, Gorkha district, a
[00:06:40] group of nine Russian tourists who went trekking around Mount
[00:06:44] Manaslu was stranded. The flood destroyed roads and trails, there is no direct threat
[00:06:47] to the lives and health of Russian citizens now, however, for safety
[00:06:51] reasons, the tourists climbed higher.