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Dmitry Grigorenko: Serial production of base stations has been launched in Russia.

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Russia has launched the first mass production of key equipment for mobile communications and internet – domestically produced carrier-grade base stations. Yadro launched the production line at its full-cycle plant in Dubna. Deputy Prime Minister and Chief of the Government Staff Dmitry Grigorenko visited the facility.

The launch of domestic base station production is a key step toward the country's technological independence and ensuring citizens have stable access to digital services. Base stations connect subscribers' phones and tablets to the operator's backbone network, receiving signals from the device and transmitting them to the operator's network and back.

To equip Russia's telecommunications infrastructure with domestically produced equipment, the national "Data Economy" project requires the production and installation of 75,000 base stations by 2030. Yadro plans to supply 55,000 base stations to the three leading telecom operators by this date, thereby meeting 75% of market demand. By the end of 2025, 3,000 base stations will be supplied to mobile operators Beeline, MegaFon, and T2.

Yadro successfully launched serial production of base stations in a record-breaking three years. Previously, the fastest launch of modern telecommunications equipment was in China, where the entire development-to-production cycle took 10 years. The rapid launch of Russian production was facilitated, in part, by the forward contract mechanism offered by the government. This allowed the manufacturer to sign contracts with telecom operators in advance as early as 2022 to guarantee demand and align delivery plans with the production cycle.

The development and implementation of domestic base stations is also carried out in close cooperation with telecom operators, taking into account current market demands. Approximately 6,000 operator requirements were taken into account during equipment development. Specifically, domestic stations support modern global communications standards—LTE and 5G technology, which can be activated by telecom operators through a software update without replacing the hardware. The telecom equipment is adapted for a variety of operational scenarios, from large cities to remote areas.

"The launch of domestic base station production allows us to take a significant step toward technological independence. There are fewer than a dozen base station manufacturers worldwide. Previously, we had to import telecom equipment. This meant dependence on supplies and prices from foreign manufacturers. I would like to point out that the transition to domestic base stations was supported by the Russian telecom market. In fact, production itself was launched at the request of telecom operators and with their requirements in mind. Thanks to forward contracts, we were able not only to quickly establish serial production but also to meet the projected demand for domestic base stations," noted Dmitry Grigorenko.

Yadro's plant is the largest full-cycle manufacturing facility in Eastern Europe, supporting import substitution for all base station assembly technologies. Specifically, the facility manufactures and assembles printed circuit boards, manufactures and assembles electronic modules, configures and assembles telecommunications equipment, performs automated testing, and prepares it for shipment.

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Marat Khusnullin: The first rental home under the presidential program has begun to be occupied in the Amur Region.

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Marat Khusnullin: The first rental home under the presidential program has begun to be occupied in the Amur Region.

Residents have begun moving into the first building in the Blagoveshchensk District of the Amur Region, built under the "Affordable Rental Housing in the Far Eastern Federal District and the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation" program. Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin announced this.

"With the country's pivot to the East and the current geopolitical situation, the development of the Far East has become a priority for the country. Creating modern and comfortable living conditions for people is a key focus of this work. This is facilitated, among other things, by the rental housing program, which is being implemented at the President's initiative. It addresses two important objectives: it improves people's living conditions and creates a reliable foundation for attracting and retaining professionals in the region. The new apartments are primarily intended for workers in the social sector—education, healthcare, science, culture, and sports. The first tenants in the Amur Region will be 92 families, who will receive the keys to ready-to-move-in apartments. In total, approximately 2,500 rental apartments are planned for the region as part of the presidential program," said Marat Khusnullin.

The total area of apartments in the new residential complex in the village of Chigiri near Blagoveshchensk is 5,400 square meters. The building was built with project financing from DOM.RF Bank.

"Thanks to the support of the Russian Government, a federal rental housing construction program is being implemented in the Amur Region. By 2027, 2,470 apartments will be available for subsidized rental in Blagoveshchensk, Belogorsk, the Oktyabrsky District, and the village of Chigiri. Housing under this program is being rented to teachers, doctors, police officers, young professionals, large families, and other categories of citizens. We hope that the program's implementation will help retain specialists in the region and attract new promising talent who will contribute to the region's further development," noted Amur Region Governor Vasily Orlov.

The "Affordable Rental Housing in the Far Eastern Federal District and the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation" program was launched at the initiative of the President and is being implemented by DOM.RF in collaboration with the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Construction, regions, and developers. The Russian government has allocated 87 billion rubles for this purpose. Thanks to special financing conditions and subsidies from the federal and regional budgets, the monthly rental rate is approximately one-quarter of the market average.

"The President's goal is to create at least 10,000 modern rental apartments in the Far East. This is a major step toward attracting new talent to the region and reducing the outflow of qualified specialists. As the program operator, DOM.RF has already financed the construction of approximately 11,700 apartments, with a total floor area of over 0.5 million square meters. With our participation, we plan to commission the majority of the buildings by 2026," said DOM.RF CEO Vitaly Mutko.

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The government has allocated over 2 billion rubles to subsidize the preferential lending program for exporters.

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Order No. 3916-r of December 19, 2025

Over 2 billion rubles have been allocated from the Cabinet's reserve fund to partially compensate interest rates on export loans and partially compensate insurance premiums under export credit insurance contracts. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed the corresponding order.

The funds will be used to subsidize loans provided to enterprises in non-resource, non-energy industries that supply their products to foreign markets.

Such organizations implement special corporate programs aimed at enhancing competitiveness, increasing production volumes and sales, and have access to preferential lending mechanisms.

The decision is aimed at supporting and developing export-oriented industries. It will increase the volume of Russian industrial products supplied to foreign markets.

The issue was considered atGovernment meeting on December 18.

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The government is compensating a number of regions for the costs of relocating citizens from dilapidated housing.

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Order No. 3918-r of December 19, 2025

Order No. 3919-r of December 19, 2025

Order No. 3920-r of December 19, 2025

The Arkhangelsk and Tula regions, as well as the Khabarovsk Krai, will receive a combined total of over 700 million rubles to reimburse the costs of relocating residents from emergency housing deemed as such after January 1, 2017. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed the corresponding orders.

According to the documents, the Arkhangelsk Region will receive 137.4 million rubles, the Tula Region 137.8 million rubles, and the Khabarovsk Krai 427.2 million rubles. Funding from the Government's reserve fund will be transferred based on agreements the regions will enter into with the Ministry of Construction.

The work is being carried out as part of the federal "Housing" project, which is part of the national "Infrastructure for Life" project. Its implementation between 2025 and 2030 will allow for the relocation of more than 333,000 people from dilapidated housing covering 5.9 million square meters.

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RAW 2025: A conference on robotics, additive manufacturing, and welding was held at the Polytechnic University.

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The RAW 2025 scientific and practical conference "Robots, Additive Manufacturing, and Welding" was held at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. The event was organized by the Lightweight Materials and Structures Laboratory with the support of its partners, TECHLAB and Robowizard.

Over the course of two days, participants discussed current issues at the intersection of science and industry. The conference program was quite comprehensive.

A day of expert presentations on innovations, real-world implementation cases, and support measures in robotics, additive manufacturing, and welding. A practical day included a demonstration of equipment and developments in the university laboratory. Participants observed the metal growth process, robotic welding, laser technologies, and even had the opportunity to process metal using ablation. A poster session featured students from SPbPU, NUST MISIS, and Xi'an University of Technology presenting their research projects.

The conference provided experts from industrial companies, researchers, and students with a platform for professional dialogue and exchange of experiences.

The RAW conference demonstrated that the fastest path from idea to implementation is through direct collaboration between universities and industry, where the former create new technologies and supply personnel, and the latter set ambitious goals.

"We are pleasantly surprised by such increased interest in the developments of the Lightweight Materials and Structures Laboratory, part of the Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Materials, and Transport," said Anton Naumov, Deputy Director of IMMiT. "I want to highlight the uniqueness of this event! Firstly, we witnessed the birth of a new large-scale RAW conference, which we plan to hold regularly. Secondly, the conference combined science and industry—the first day was devoted to plenary and poster presentations, and on the second day, participants were introduced to the laboratory's and our partners' developments, held master classes, and demonstrated the implementation of technological processes on equipment. Thirdly, this conference not only brought together students, researchers, and company directors from various cities across Russia, but also became international. Students from Xi'an University of Technology, who came to IMMiT for an internship, presented their poster presentations. This is an excellent start for the RAW scientific and practical conference!"

This was our first experience organizing a conference and practical seminar. We tried to address the most pressing issues: financing, production and design challenges, visions for future results, and working with modern equipment. Together with our participants, we found answers to many questions. Therefore, I consider the RAW 2025 conference a success. See you next year! said Oleg Panchenko, Associate Professor at the Higher School of Physics and Metallurgy and Head of the Lightweight Materials and Structures Laboratory.

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A RUDN University student won a prize at the Volga-IT'2025 International Digital Olympiad.

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Mikhail Poltev, a master's student in Information Security at RUDN University, took third place in the Volga-IT'2025 International Digital Olympiad in Telecommunications and Information Security.

The competition has been held regularly since 2006, and this year marks its 16th edition. It is open to schoolchildren and students aged 16 to 23 from Russia and other countries. In the finals, they complete tasks based on real IT company cases.

Over 4,000 applications were submitted to the qualifying round of the competition this year, but only the top 100 made it to the in-person competition. The Olympiad covers nine disciplines and consists of three stages. The first is testing.

"The testing was easy; they asked simple questions about information security. I actually prepared for the competition by completing tasks from previous years and tasks on specialized websites like TryHackMy," said Mikhail Poltev.

The second stage was much more challenging and extensive. The student had to complete five tasks of varying difficulty in a month. For example, one task stated: "I once participated in a creative design competition for the website of the President of the Russian Federation, but no one liked my design. I want to find out who the people who served on the jury were." The Olympiad participant had to provide the first and last names of the jury members in their answer. Another challenge required the student to figure out the extension of an attached file, parse protocols, find the required protocol bundle, open a telephony system, find packets of jokes, and ultimately play the required sound in reverse.

"In the finals, they prepared a penetration test for us, setting up rigs where we searched for vulnerabilities. There were two operating systems: Linux and Windows. Finding almost all the flags (secret character strings) on Linux secured me third place in the competition," says Mikhail Poltev.

In addition to the challenges, during the in-person stage of the competition, participants will have the opportunity to interact with experts and attend master classes led by IT company employees.

"It was great to talk with representatives of the final task developer, Alingi (a leading developer of software for automating quality management processes). They were able to clarify all the details, and in the end, we fully developed the 'ideal' solution. The most valuable experience from participating in the Olympiad was that I tested my knowledge and skills in practice. This is my first final in the field of information security, and I want to continue participating in such competitions and achieving high results," says Mikhail Poltev.

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"Infinite wisdom, unconditional faith in her students, a unique teaching gift." In memory of Elena Alexandrovna Krasina

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RUDN University expresses its deepest condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues on the passing of renowned scholar, Doctor of Philology, and Professor Elena Aleksandrovna Krasina.

Elena Alexandrovna devoted herself entirely to the Department of General and Russian Linguistics of the Faculty of Philology and to her students, sparing no effort or time.

Engagement, initiative, brilliant ideas, a deep and systematic understanding of any task, scientific or administrative, support and attention to colleagues – a rare combination of qualities that characterized Elena Alexandrovna as a scientist, colleague, and friend.

Her life has always been connected with RUDN University. Elena Aleksandrovna graduated from the Faculty of History and Philology at the Patrice Lumumba Peoples' Friendship University in 1975. In 1981, she defended her dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Philological Sciences, "Actual Division of Complex Sentences with a Lexically Unexpressed Theme," and in 2000, her doctoral dissertation, "The Semantics and Pragmatics of Russian Performative Utterances."

In 1975, Elena Alexandrovna began working at RUDN as an assistant, became an associate professor in 1985, and a full professor in 2005. For many years, Elena Alexandrovna served as deputy chair of the dissertation council of the Faculty of Philology.

Elena Alexandrovna saw all her creative endeavors and projects through to completion. In 2010, she initiated the launch of the first English-language master's program in the Faculty of Philology, "Theoretical and Applied Linguistics," which is still successfully running. Elena Alexandrovna not only conceived the concept but also led the program for many years, teaching a series of highly complex theoretical courses in linguistics in English.

In 2010, the professor participated in the founding, defining the development directions, and for a long time served as the scientific director of the journal "Bulletin of the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia. Series: Language Theory. Semiotics. Semantics."

Elena Alexandrovna's range of research interests was both broad and succinct: language as an activity, language as an art, and linguistic theory. She supervised the defense of over 20 PhD and doctoral dissertations in philology, and many of her students work at RUDN University. All graduates of the Faculty of Philology knew Elena Alexandrovna well as a wise mentor, a unique specialist, and a pleasant, warm person. Elena Alexandrovna will always remain an example of the highest professionalism in science and education. The Department of General and Russian Linguistics of the Faculty of Philology expresses its condolences to her husband, children, colleagues, and friends.

Elena Aleksandrovna is a prominent figure in the Department of General and Russian Linguistics's academic school. She spent many years engaged in the department's research and was at the forefront of the scientific journal "Bulletin of Peoples' Friendship University of Russia. Series: Language Theory. Semiotics. Semantics." She was deeply concerned about the future of the department and each of its members.

Vladimir Denisenko

Head of the Department of General and Russian Linguistics

The priceless Elena Alexandrovna was (a terrible word) my shining spot on the philological planet, shining with rare beauty and clarity of mind, encompassing in her work not only rigorous typology and methods but also the spirit of a contemporary—the discourse of cinema and the language of painting. Elena Alexandrovna's thought always called for dialogue, for it contained something phenomenal: the inner light of her teachers' understanding and the outer light of a noble and warm attitude toward students, friends, and loved ones—attention to everyone who came into contact with her, even for a moment. Endless valuable pages not only of scholarly and academic works, but also of reviews, edits, opposing views, and translations. A creative philologist, she left unfinished her final work on the ascent of grammar to the pinnacle of culture—language in man. The loss of a noble and worthy person, his untimely death, is not only a personal loss but also a loss for all humanity. The sorrow is immeasurable, the grief is inconsolable, the memory is eternal and bright – to a bright man, scientist and friend.

Tatyana Markelova

Professor, Vice-Rector of the Institute of Contemporary Art

Elena Alexandrovna is a friend and colleague to me. I've always been captivated by her erudition and openness to creativity, whether it was writing an article or knitting. Fate gifted Elena Alexandrovna with many talents, which she generously shared with others. An optimist, a talented linguist, a highly intelligent person, and a reliable friend—that's all about her, about Lena, about Elena Alexandrovna.

Olga Chesnokova

Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages of the Faculty of Philology

The research work at the Department of General and Russian Linguistics of the Faculty of Philology and the professional growth of each of her students are a credit to Professor Krasina. I am eternally grateful to Elena Alexandrovna for her friendly and professional support, for personal meetings, concerts and exhibitions, heartfelt conversations about everything, and for our shared work. Her memory will forever remain with us.

Natalia Novospasskaia

Associate Professor of the Department of General and Russian Linguistics

I owe my entire well-being, my very existence, to her. Her boundless wisdom, her unconditional faith in her students, her unique teaching gift… My Scientific Godmother, Teacher, Comrade, Friend, Mentor… No one can replace her, no one can fill the void… I'm overwhelmed with grief…

Larisa Lunkova

Doctoral student E.A. Krasina, Doctor of Philological Sciences, Deputy Head of the Kolomna urban district

Elena Alexandrovna always had a knack for not only creating but also preserving her projects, passing them on to her students and setting the bar high. In addition to her contributions to the development of the Department of General and Russian Linguistics, she supported many young faculty members, sharing advice and ideas, and simply believing in them. Elena Alexandrovna will always remain an example of the highest professionalism in science and education.

Oksana Alexandrova

Associate Professor, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Philology

I will always remember Elena Alexandrovna as a talented scholar, the person who inspired my lifelong passion for comparative linguistics. She was always helpful, was the best academic advisor, and I will always remember her warmth and the love with which she worked with us.

Maria Alimova

Elena Aleksandrovna's postgraduate student, candidate of philological sciences, director of the Center for Continuing Education "Horizon"

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She was a beauty and an exemplary woman in every way.

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The I.S. Turgenev Library and Reading Room will host a lecture dedicated to the wives of the Decembrists. The focus will be on the women who voluntarily followed their husbands into exile, sharing their hardships and trials. The lecture will be delivered by Elena Nikolaeva, Head of the Rare Books and Memorial Services Department at the library.

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Author's mediation of the exhibition by artist Rostan Tavasiev

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The Moscow Museum of Modern Art will host a personal mediation of Rostan Tavasiev's exhibition. The mediation will be led by the artist himself, allowing participants to learn firsthand about the exhibition's concept and the master's creative method.

Rostan Tavasiev will discuss a large series of paintings executed in his signature "begomotypisi" technique, the furry characters and heroes of his works, and their unexpected plastic and existential transformations. Particular attention will be paid to the combination of playful and philosophical approaches characteristic of the artist's practice, and his interest in the borderlands between art, science, and imagination.

The meeting will also discuss the large-scale research project "Art in Cosmic Space," which includes work with images of planetary nebulae, comets, and asteroids. Participants will learn how artistic expression extends beyond the exhibition hall and addresses the theme of the Universe as a space for art.

Participation in mediation is possible upon prior registration and an entrance ticket to the museum.

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Ready for the session: the meeting of the Academic Council of the State University of Management took place

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On December 22, the final meeting of the Academic Council of the State University of Management in 2025 took place.

The ceremony began, as usual, with a congratulatory ceremony, where the rector of the State University of Management not only presented awards, but also received them himself.

Thus, Vice-Rector Maria Karelina presented a commemorative plaque commemorating the signing of a memorandum of understanding on joint activities with the 33rd BARS detachment named after V. F. Margelov. Vice-Rector Vitaly Lapshenkov presented a plaque commemorating membership in the Consortium of Universities of the Central Federal District for the Development of Technological Entrepreneurship. Vice-Rector Dmitry Bryukhanov conveyed letters of gratitude from the Ministry of Defense of the 3rd Guards Combined Arms Army of the Southern Military District not only to the Rector but also to Vice-Rectors Vitaly Lapshenkov and Pavel Pavlovsky.

"This is a particularly important thank you. When representatives of the unit visited the GUU, they said it was for their assistance in capturing Seversk. It's no secret that we send humanitarian aid as part of the "GUU-SVOim" campaign, but this year we're also providing scientific, research, and engineering support, as technical issues are especially pressing on the front lines. It's beneficial and right to help in every way possible those who risk their lives for the good of our country," Vladimir Vitalyevich noted.

The rector presented a Doctor of Economics degree to SUMU Associate Professor Dmitry Repnikov, a Ministry of Education and Science medal "For Impeccable Work and Distinction" to Associate Professor Elena Gubareva, other departmental awards from the Ministry of Education and Science to the university's faculty and staff, a commendation from the Federal Service for Financial Monitoring to IEF Director Galina Sorokina, and also congratulated the month's birthday celebrants.

After which the participants moved on to discussing the items on the agenda.

Kristina Firsova, Head of the University's Electronic Dean's Office, spoke about preparations for the winter exam session of the 2025/2026 academic year.

"Today is the first day of midterm assessments; this semester, tests are being held in person. 7,500 undergraduate students attended the session, and over 2,000 master's students attended the session, and all students were admitted to the assessment," the speaker said.

Vladimir Filatov, Director of the Engineering Project Management Center (EPMC), presented the Center's work and shared its immediate prospects.

"This year, we opened several new laboratories: the RosGeoTech Industrial Innovation Lab, a digital innovation laboratory created jointly with the Millionshchikov State Petroleum Technological University, and the Numerical Control Systems (NCS) laboratory, launched thanks to a grant from the Ministry of Education and Science. Our fleet includes nine drones for various purposes, and we are ready to move on to establishing a center for unmanned aerial systems. We have completed several major projects with industrial partners and have begun new ones. In 2026, we plan to participate in the competition for inclusion in the federal project "Personnel for UAS,"" Vladimir Filatov said.

Vladimir Stroev noted that this year there has been significant growth in the university's scientific field.

"In just the last three years, the volume of scientific research has increased severalfold, and there's more to come. The state is ready to support scientific research and young scientists, so today there are all the opportunities in this area. This scientific component is important to us as we strive to revive engineering and economic education, which is more relevant today than ever. Our country needs people with an engineering education to achieve its national goals, and we can train them," concluded the SUM rector.

Sergey Chuev, an advisor to the rector's office, proposed commemorating significant figures in the history of the State University of Management by naming lecture halls after Alexey Lyalin and Mark Razu, as well as beginning a collection of materials for a book dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the State University of Management. The idea was unanimously supported.

In addition, the meeting discussed issues related to tuition discounts, the transfer of part-time students with secondary vocational education to accelerated learning, and the approval of additional professional development programs.

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