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The government is carrying out systematic work to develop the country's road network. This includes the construction of new roads and the renovation of existing highways. Thus, in the Rostov Region, the reconstruction of the M-4 "Don" highway from the 933rd to the 1024th km is ongoing. More than 207 thousand cubic meters of soil have already been excavated at the site, and the construction and reconstruction of 12 artificial structures has begun. This was reported by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"The formation of the country's road framework is an integral part of its strategic development. To improve the transport accessibility of the regions, the most important highways, such as the M-4 "Don", are being actively reconstructed. In the Rostov Region, work is underway on a section more than 90 km long, which passes through several districts and the cities of Kamensk-Shakhtinsky and Shakhty. This route is the main artery leading to the Black Sea coast. It contributes to the development of domestic tourism and the economy of the southern regions of the country. The highway is also part of the North-South corridor and helps establish cooperation with friendly countries, so its modernization is extremely important. Thus, the reconstruction project provides for the expansion of the road to six lanes to improve safety and throughput. A lot of work has already been done. In addition, the construction of four overpasses for future interchanges, the reconstruction of three bridges and five overpasses has begun at the site. “In total, during the large-scale operation, existing bridge structures will be repaired and four new ones will be built,” said Marat Khusnullin.

The Deputy Prime Minister specified that four new overpasses for future interchanges are being built at 936 km, 939 km, 1013 km and 1023 km. Currently, supports are being installed, and span structures are being prepared for installation. Specialists are carrying out preparatory work on bridges at 950 km and 979 km. At the same time, reconstruction work is being carried out on overpasses at 983 km, 990 km, 998 km, 1000 km, 1001 km and the bridge at 1009 km, where it is planned to dismantle obsolete structures and build new ones. It is also planned to reconstruct overpasses at 944 km, 960 km, 964 km, 969 km, 982 km, 984 km, 993 km, and 1002 km.

According to the Chairman of the Board of the state company Avtodor, Vyacheslav Petushenko, the M-4 Don is one of the most popular roads among motorists, so work on the site is organized in such a way as to maintain the usual traffic.

"To maintain the usual traffic intensity during the reconstruction, we are setting up temporary bypass roads with the same number of lanes as on the main highway. This ensures uninterrupted traffic on this section of the road and maintains a high pace even during rush hour. To date, a significant amount of excavation work has been completed at the site. More than 207 thousand cubic meters of soil have been excavated, and about 130 thousand cubic meters of embankment have been poured for the construction of temporary bypass roads. The reconstruction of this section of the M-4 "Don" is a continuation of the modernization of the section from the 804th to the 933rd km, which was completed last year. The work will improve road safety and make trips to the south even more comfortable and faster for road users," said Vyacheslav Petushenko.

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Resolution of August 20, 2025 No. 1246

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Resolution of August 20, 2025 No. 1246

Small and medium-sized businesses, in particular hotels, shopping centers, office buildings, will be able to carry out technological connection of their facilities to power grids without drawing up a paper contract. The resolution amending the rules for technological connection to power grids has been signed.

The document concerns the category of consumers who require capacities from 150 kW to 670 kW inclusive to connect facilities.

Until now, applicants had to return to the network organization the documents they had signed on their part, which were drawn up upon joining. This led to duplication of information, an increase in the time it took to process them, and a complication of the activities of organizations on both sides.

Now, in order to receive the service of technical connection to the electric grid, such applicants only need to submit an application electronically and pay the invoice issued by the electric grid organization – the contract will be considered concluded from the moment the invoice is paid.

The grid organization will independently upload all final documents on connection to the applicant's personal account on the grid company's website or on the public services portal. However, they do not require signature from the applicant.

Thus, all interactions between the applicant and the power grid company will now be conducted only electronically. This will significantly simplify the connection process for applicants and provide an opportunity to go through a simple and transparent procedure for connecting to the power grid.

The signed document introduces changes toGovernment Resolution of December 27, 2004 No. 861.

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Order dated August 21, 2025 No. 2276-r

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Support for centers of development of science and modern technologies remains one of the priority areas of work of the Government. An order was signed on preserving the status of a science city of the Russian Federation for the working settlement of Koltsovo in the Novosibirsk Region.

This status was assigned to Koltsovo by a presidential decree in 2003. The term of this decision expires on December 31, 2025. According to the current legislation, the status of a science city is assigned for 15 years. Thus, the adopted decision will be valid until 2040.

Maintaining the status of a science city will allow Koltsovo to receive federal funding for the preservation and development of its scientific and industrial complexes and infrastructure.

The scientific and production complex of the village includes enterprises and companies specializing in the production of biomedical and pharmaceutical products, medical instruments and equipment, and information and telecommunications systems. For example, the State Scientific Center of Virology and Biotechnology Vector, one of the main vaccine manufacturers in the country, is located in Koltsovo. In particular, it was there that the COVID-19 vaccine called EpiVacCorona was developed and registered.

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As part of a working visit to the Rostov Region, Denis Manturov, together with the acting governor of the region, Yuri Slyusar (right), visited the Atlantis-Pak production site

August 23, 2025

As part of a working visit to the Rostov Region, Denis Manturov, together with the acting governor of the region, Yuri Slyusar (right), visited the Atlantis-Pak production site

August 23, 2025

As part of a working visit to the Rostov Region, Denis Manturov, together with the acting governor of the region, Yuri Slyusar (right), visited the Atlantis-Pak production site

August 23, 2025

Working meeting of Denis Manturov with Acting Governor of Rostov Region Yuri Slyusar

August 23, 2025

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As part of a working visit to the Rostov Region, Denis Manturov, together with the acting governor of the region, Yuri Slyusar (right), visited the Atlantis-Pak production site

First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov visited Rostov Oblast on a working visit.

The region's industry is developing dynamically. The region's enterprises are actively using federal support measures: in the period from 2022 to 2025, about 58 billion rubles were allocated for these purposes within the framework of state programs implemented by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia.

During the trip, the First Deputy Prime Minister, together with the Acting Governor of the Rostov Region Yuri Slyusar, also visited the production site of Atlantis-Pak. The company is one of the three largest manufacturers of plastic casing in the world and exports its products to dozens of countries. The manufacturer is currently implementing a large investment project to produce barrier film for the food industry. Previously, a significant share of such products were supplied from abroad. The company confirmed its readiness to completely cover the demand for it on the Russian market. Therefore, in order to support domestic production, Denis Manturov instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade to study the issue of introducing duties on similar products from unfriendly countries.

To date, two of the three stages of the investment project have been completed. The current production capacity is 3.6 thousand tons of products per year. The third stage includes the installation of two new lines for the production of multilayer barrier food film with a capacity of 6.3 thousand tons per year.

Denis Manturov and Yuri Slyusar discussed the implementation of key investment projects in the Rostov Region. "In general, the region's industry is growing, there are questions in several areas. In particular, in agricultural engineering – this is a common problem, which consists of several factors. But the Government, represented by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry of Agriculture, and development institutions, is actively working today to "shake up" the market with support measures. Judging by the trend that we see in July, we will gradually cope with this task," Denis Manturov noted.

During the meeting, the acting governor raised the issue of supporting one of the largest enterprises in the region – the Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant (part of the Transmashholding group of companies). “The company is implementing a 43 billion ruble project related to scaling and modernizing production facilities, is reaching the production of more than 700 sections per year, is building a virtually new technological process, and is switching to domestic traction motors,” said Yuri Slyusar. According to the acting head of the region, within the framework of the project, the enterprise is interested in participating in a public-private partnership using the capital grant format. As Yuri Slyusar emphasized, the region is interested in the Rostov enterprise becoming a pioneer here. Denis Manturov instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade to consider the possibility of supporting the project as part of the implementation of the budget for next year.

Another issue was support for the sewing and textile production of the BTK group of companies in the city of Shakhty. The company is currently implementing a project to develop textile production aimed at producing polyamide thread. "This is especially important in the context of the decision taken by the President to ban the purchase of military uniforms from foreign fabrics and raw materials. This is a priority area, we will try to support it," Denis Manturov commented.

At the end of the meeting, Yuri Slyusar expressed gratitude to the President and the Government for the decision to recapitalize the Rostov Region Industrial Development Fund. This subsidy, according to the acting governor, has a large multiplier effect for the region's enterprises.

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The 23rd meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Azerbaijan was held in Astrakhan under the joint chairmanship of Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexey Overchuk and Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Azerbaijan Shahin Mustafayev. Representatives of relevant structures of the two countries took part in the event.

The parties discussed the results of work on implementing the decisions of the 22nd meeting of the commission, held in Baku on August 8-9, 2024, as well as the progress of the action plan for the development of key areas of Russian-Azerbaijani cooperation for 2024-2026. They analyzed the entire range of bilateral trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian relations and outlined guidelines for further work.

During the meeting, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that Russian-Azerbaijani relations are mutually beneficial. Among the priorities, Alexey Overchuk noted joint work on developing transport connectivity in the region, strengthening the independent financial architecture in mutual settlements, cooperation in the energy sector, development of industrial cooperation, including in the field of shipbuilding, agriculture, and cooperation in the Caspian Sea.

Russia is one of the key economic partners of Azerbaijan, ranking third in the republic's foreign trade. In mutual trade, the countries rely on national currencies. In January-May 2025, the Russian ruble prevailed in settlements under foreign trade contracts for trade in goods between residents of Russia and Azerbaijan, its share amounted to 79.8%.

There are about 1800 companies with Russian capital on the market of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Russian companies implement investment projects, including in the field of mechanical engineering, construction, transport, chemical, pharmaceutical and medical industries.

"This year, the project to localize insulin production in Azerbaijan with a design capacity of 250 thousand packages per year was successfully completed and the first shipment of products was made. There is scope to expand the range of manufactured medicines. Also this year, it is planned to commission a plant for the production of aluminum and steel composite panels. Significant cooperation is developing in the automotive industry. A number of well-known Russian automakers are present in Azerbaijan. A major project in the field of public transport development is being successfully implemented – the delivery of 65 cars for the Baku Metro by 2026," the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

The meeting participants noted the high level of interregional cooperation – 72 subjects of the Russian Federation maintain trade and economic relations with the Republic of Azerbaijan, and since the beginning of 2025, the regions of the two countries have held 12 joint events. The format of interregional forums was named as one of the important platforms for the development of such cooperation during the meeting.

Alexey Overchuk named the development of the transport industry and joint activities to strengthen transport connectivity in the region as a strategic area of work.

"In this work, we pay special attention to the development of the North-South ITC and the implementation of all agreements reached with our Azerbaijani colleagues. In order to roll out the route, the railways of Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran are jointly working on the technology, including multimodal container service, and discounts on railway tariffs are being applied," the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

"We aim to continue cooperation on the development of the North-South ITC both in bilateral and trilateral formats together with our colleagues from Iran. We also see good prospects for launching cruise service on the Caspian Sea with the possibility of tourists visiting the seaports of the Caspian states with the participation of passenger ships under the Russian flag. Today we considered this issue and agreed to promote the development of cruise shipping and tourism in the Caspian Sea region," the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

Following the meeting, the IGC co-chairs signed the final protocol of the 23rd meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Azerbaijan.

The parties confirmed their readiness to continue constructive dialogue aimed at strengthening Russian-Azerbaijani relations in all areas of cooperation.

The Deputy Prime Minister thanked the Governor of the Astrakhan Region Igor Babushkin for the high level of preparation and holding of the meeting, and also noted the significant contribution and active role of the Astrakhan Region in the development of interregional cooperation between the two countries, saying that the city where the meeting is held is symbolic, which is emphasized by the monument to the first President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Heydar Aliyev, erected in 2010 as a sign of strengthening friendship and economic ties between the countries.

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During a working visit to Stavropol Krai, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev held a meeting on the development of the agro-industrial complex in the North Caucasus Federal District. The event was attended by the leadership of the Ministry of Agriculture and heads of the district regions.

"In 2025, the Government allocated more than 500 billion rubles for the development of the Russian agro-industrial complex. All the main mechanisms of state support for farmers, including preferential lending, are preserved. An additional allocation of 2 billion rubles to subsidize new loans has been approved. The list of support instruments continues to be updated. For example, starting this year, participants and veterans of the special military operation have access to a grant to create their own farms," said Dmitry Patrushev.

The Deputy Prime Minister added that from 2026, all support measures for farmers and small businesses will be consolidated in the new federal project “Development of Small Agribusiness”, which will guarantee a separate limit of funds.

Dmitry Patrushev noted the positive dynamics in livestock farming. The output of finished products remains at the level of last year.

"The harvesting of the new crop is now in its most active phase. At the moment, Russian farmers have already harvested more than 85 million tons of grain, of which more than 64 million tons is wheat. This volume of grain already fully satisfies our domestic needs. At the same time, the pace of harvesting, as well as the yield, are ahead of last year's level. All this allows us to maintain the forecast harvest at 135 million tons," the Deputy Prime Minister added.

Dmitry Patrushev emphasized the great potential of the North Caucasus Federal District for systematically increasing indicators in the agricultural sector. About 30 breakthrough investment projects in the agricultural sector are being implemented here. In 2025, the volume of interbudget transfers to the regions of the district increased by 5 billion rubles.

The Ministry of Agriculture has developed a Strategy for the Development of the Agro-Industrial Complex of the North Caucasus Federal District until 2030. It is aimed at supporting priority areas of agriculture – livestock farming, horticulture, vegetable growing, viticulture, and the cultivation of corn and rice. The strategy pays special attention to supporting small businesses and private farms, which occupy a significant share in the structure of agricultural producers in the North Caucasus.

Following the meeting, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the importance for the regions of the North Caucasus Federal District of increasing the efficiency of the industry through the introduction of advanced technologies, the use of high-quality domestic seeds and planting material, the development of melioration, and the purchase of new equipment. This will ensure the fulfillment of the strategy indicators.

"The North Caucasus will be one of the first to begin winter sowing. I ask the regional leadership to monitor the readiness of agricultural producers' material and technical resources. Including seeds, fertilizers, fuel. And, of course, we cannot allow a reduction in the area for the 2026 harvest," Dmitry Patrushev summed up the meeting.

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On the eve of the anniversary, tenth Eastern Economic Forum, an exhibition of photographs by finalists of the second season of the All-Russian competition for the best trip to the Far East "Far East – Land of Adventure" opened on the central square of the Far Eastern capital (Fighters of the Revolution Square). The initiator of the competition was Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation – Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev.

"Thousands of people from dozens of countries will gather at the Eastern Economic Forum. Those who want to get to know the Far East, invest in the development of the macro-region, travel and get acquainted with the unique nature will come. The Far East amazes with its diversity. These are the harsh Arctic lands, tundra and taiga, dormant and active volcanoes of Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands, the deepest lake in the world – sacred Baikal, Shantar Islands of Khabarovsk Krai, unique flora and fauna. Participants of the competition "Far East – Land of Adventure" create films about the beauty of nature, endurance and fortitude of people, the complexity of tourist routes. The exhibition tells about these journeys and invites you to see the beauty of the Far East with your own eyes," said the initiator of the competition, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation – Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev.

The photo exhibition will allow visitors to see the pristine nature of the Far East, climb mountains and volcanoes, swim with huge whales, enjoy the ringing silence of the winter taiga, the freshness of the sea wind and unique sunsets. Each model has a QR code, after scanning it with a mobile device you will be able to see a short film shot by the finalist of the competition, as well as learn the details of the route.

The photo exhibition presents two works taken in Kamchatka — these are the materials of Vyacheslav Borisovsky and Dmitry Tyapkin. The shots of Viktor Kitsan and Lidiya Anisimova are from their travels in Primorsky Krai, and the photographs of Budy Tsydypov and Elihan Batotsyrenov are from the Republic of Buryatia. Mikhail Nepogodin and Valentin Morozov chose Khabarovsk Krai for filming, and Pavel Filyakov and Ilya Tyan — Amur Oblast. Nikolay Pytlyak and Egor Dyakonov presented photos from Zabaikalsky Krai. Olesya Marunchenko and Nikita Bereznyakov traveled in Chukotka, Denis Shevchenko — in Magadan Oblast, Nina Sleptsova — in Yakutia. But most of the photographs are from travels in Sakhalin Oblast. They were presented by Valery Reitenberg, Anastasia Kolonskaya, Grigory Gorchakov. The Grand Prix-winning film by Ilya Bolshakov about a trip to the unique Krenitsyn volcano is also from the Sakhalin Region, it was filmed on the island of Onekotan in the Kuril Islands.

The third season of the Far East – Land of Adventures competition is currently underway. 214 short films have been submitted for jury evaluation.

The largest number of applications was in the "Walking Trip" nomination – 141 films. The "Water Trip" nomination received 37 video works, "Winter Trip" – 22, "Arctic Trip" – 14 films.

Sakhalin Region leads the region in terms of the number of films submitted to the competition – 86 video works. Khabarovsk Region is in second place – 39 films, Amur Region and Jewish Autonomous Region – 16 and 15 films respectively. 13 works were submitted about travels to Kamchatka and Primorye. Six works were submitted for jury evaluation from Yakutia, Buryatia, and Magadan Region. Three works were submitted from Transbaikalia and two from Chukotka.

The jury also evaluates works from Arctic regions. Three films about travels to the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, two about travels around Krasnoyarsk Krai and the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, and one about adventures in the Murmansk Region and Karelia were submitted to the competition.

Most of the works for the competition were sent by residents of the Far Eastern regions, but there are already seven participants living outside the Far Eastern Federal District and the Arctic.

To take part in the third season of the All-Russian competition for the best trip “Far East – Land of Adventures”, you need to make a short film up to 8 minutes long about your trip to the Far East or the Arctic and send it through the website puteshestvennikdv.rf before January 15, 2026.

The competition is held in four main nominations: walking travel, water travel, winter travel, Arctic travel. In addition, two special nominations have been established: "Paths of Victory" and "Best Travel in Chukotka". The main prize for the best video is 3 million rubles.

The competition is held with the support of the Office of the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District, the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East, JSC Far East and Arctic Development Corporation and the NGO Social Initiatives Development Fund.

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The development of university infrastructure is an important factor in improving the quality of education and scientific research. On the instructions of President Vladimir Putin, the country continues to work on creating a network of world-class campuses. For example, construction work in the building of the educational and scientific center of the Institute of Medicine and Psychology on the territory of Novosibirsk State University is 50% complete. Also, in Kaliningrad, facade work has begun on the clock tower of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University. This was reported by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"Projects to create university campuses contribute to improving the quality of education and developing adjacent territories. For example, an educational and scientific center with an area of over 12 thousand square meters is being built on the territory of Novosibirsk State University. We are creating a powerful educational base for 700 students – from modern laboratories in chemistry, biology and medicine to a unique simulation center for practicing minimally invasive surgery skills. Currently, 50% of the work is completed. In parallel, work is underway at other sites in other cities. At the Kantiana campus of the Baltic Federal University named after Kant, façade work has already begun on the clock tower. It is important to continue developing student infrastructure in order to raise the quality of education to a new level," said Marat Khusnullin.

Currently, the NSU Educational and Scientific Center is working on the installation of roofs and facades, internal and external utility networks, and finishing work. Monolithic work and work on the installation of external walls have also been completed.

There will be three buildings on the campus in Novosibirsk. In 2024, the building for continuous classrooms was put into operation. Construction of the research center is ongoing. All buildings will be able to accommodate up to 3 thousand people.

The creation of the Kantiana university campus on the basis of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University in Kaliningrad is also ongoing. A clock tower is located on the central building of the educational complex – the building of the Higher School of Philosophy and Social Sciences. Its height together with the spire will be 60 m. Work is currently underway on the installation of facades in the most visible part of the facility.

"It is assumed that the clock will be oriented to all four cardinal directions. They will also have several types of backlighting, each of which can be controlled independently, and the backlighting of the hands will be monochrome," said Karen Oganesyan, General Director of the Unified Customer Production Company.

The high clock tower will make the campus visible to city residents from afar. Its territory will create an atmosphere of past eras in which Kant and other outstanding thinkers lived.

The building of the Higher School of Philosophy and Social Sciences with an area of over 12 thousand square meters is designed for 1022 students. Currently, masonry work, installation of metal structures, and installation of engineering systems are underway at the site.

In total, six academic buildings and two dormitories for approximately 2.5 thousand places with co-working spaces, a fitness zone, a food court and recreational areas will be built on the territory of the Baltic Federal University. A street with cafes, shops and bank branches will also appear on the territory of the university.

The construction of the world-class Kantiana campus, with a total area of over 109,000 square meters, is planned to be completed in 2026.

Two more campuses are currently being built by specialists from the Unified Customer PPC in Orel and Yekaterinburg.

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The free economic zone is one of the development tools for Donbass and Novorossiya, the mechanisms of which have allowed the regions to attract over 55 billion rubles of investment, create over 11 thousand jobs and generally lay the foundations for the economic self-sufficiency of these territories. Today, the FEZ has reached a new milestone – now the number of its participants has reached 400, Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin reported.

"The fundamental part of the economy of Donbass and Novorossiya is industry, historically being the flagship enterprises in these regions, so they were the first to become participants in the SEZ. Some of them were in a state of decline or were completely idle before the arrival of new investors. Now we are seeing a revival of the industrial potential of historical regions, and along with this, a trend of growing interest from representatives of the agricultural and construction sectors. They make up about 40% of the total number of participants in the SEZ register," said the Deputy Prime Minister.

Representatives of businesses from all four reunited regions are regularly included in the register of the free economic zone. The regulator of the SEZ is the Ministry of Construction, and the Territorial Development Fund is the management company.

"The fund recently accepted an agricultural enterprise from the Kherson region, which grows walnuts, into the SEZ, and plans to purchase agricultural machinery. In the Zaporizhia region, a similar status was received by a branch of a telecom operator and a local agricultural producer, which plans to increase crop yields by 7-8 times due to the introduction of new irrigation systems. Builders also actively use the SEZ preferences: the participant status allows them to sublease land from the fund without bidding from the established bank of land plots. For example, in the LPR, the developer will build an apartment complex with an area of more than 120 thousand square meters, and in the DPR, it will engage in the construction of individual housing construction facilities on the coast of the Sea of Azov and in Donetsk," added FRT General Director Vasily Kupyzin.

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Transport Minister Andrei Nikitin held another meeting of the government commission on the liquidation of the consequences of the sinking of the tankers Volgoneft-212 and Volgoneft-239 in the Kerch Strait.

The work of the divers' group on searching and lifting fuel oil in the coastal zone of Anapa and Temryuk continues. The cumulative total collected is 1932 tons of oil-contaminated soil.

The large-scale assembly of metal structures of three cofferdams is being completed in the Novorossiysk seaport. In favorable weather conditions, they will be transported to the future installation site.

Since the beginning of the work, almost 1,100 km of the coastline has been cleaned, including repeatedly. More than 180 thousand tons of contaminated sand and soil have been collected. Work on the disposal of contaminated soil continues.

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