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Polytechnicians are the only finalists from Russia at the Artificial Intelligence Olympiad.

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David Antonyan and Nikita Kolobanov, students from the Institute of Computer Science and Cybersecurity, were the only Russian participants to advance to the finals of the Tech Olympics 2025 competition. The event took place near Tehran at the Pardis Technology Park. More than 1,300 participants participated, including 70 international participants from 15 countries.

The competition covered six areas: cybersecurity, the Internet of Things, programming, artificial intelligence, robotic warriors, and drones. Polytechnic University representatives took part in the AI competition, where they had to train models to solve various problems. These included predicting ride costs on an American transportation service and predicting turbine failures.

Our students, as part of the [SSS ICCS] Polyrama x NEUROTECH team, demonstrated their full skills and potential. Both Polytechnic students praised Iranian hospitality, the level of event organization, the accommodations, the guides' English skills, and the excellent cultural and entertainment program. They said the Iranian Technology Olympiad allowed them to strengthen their international ties. David Antonyan explained that at the Pardis Technology Park, many students, members of other teams, and university representatives requested contacts to exchange information and discuss joint project ideas. Nikita Kolobanov stated that Russia and Iran will develop more joint projects in the future.

Despite the absolute superiority of the Iranian specialists, the Polytechnic students stated that they would definitely participate in next year's Olympiad. David Antonyan, Chairman of the SPbPU Student Scientific Society, also stated that he would definitely continue to encourage other Polytechnic students to participate in this event.

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As part of the PhysFest, a tour for schoolchildren was held at the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

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A short tour not only offers an opportunity to explore unique experimental facilities but also to choose a future direction for study and work. Prospective students from School No. 119 visited the birthplace of future aviation and space technologies. They were shown the T-325 supersonic wind tunnel. This technology is the basis for fundamental research, including studies on turbulence control and fuel economy. As one of the staff members noted, if the problem of airflow turbulence on a wing were solved, an airplane could fly not from Novosibirsk to Sochi, but, for example, to New York on the same amount of kerosene. Such experiments are not only available to experienced scientists. Many physics students conduct their own experiments using it during their studies.

The applied aspects of the institute's work were also highlighted. Tour participants learned about the complex technologies used to produce and restore turbine blades for aircraft engines—components that only four countries in the world can produce. Such large-scale research sparks a keen interest in the students.

"I like physics. I'd like to conduct some kind of experiments, it's so interesting!" shared Anna Zhuravleva, an 8th-grade student at School No. 119.

The children were particularly interested in the T-313 wind tunnel, where experiments last only a few minutes but are effective for science.

ITAM SB RAS conducts excursions infrequently, about eight times a year. The primary audience is schoolchildren and students majoring in physics. Sometimes, such excursions are held as part of various popular science events, such as Physfest, Smartpicnic, and Science 0. According to the institute's staff, such events primarily serve to popularize science in general. Their goal is to help schoolchildren learn new things, including mechanics in its various forms.

According to the institute's staff, NSU students begin working in unique wind tunnels as early as their third year, completing coursework and graduation projects. Many of them continue their research in master's and doctoral programs.

The Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics is a place where education and science come together. Students receive not only theoretical training but also the opportunity to immediately apply their knowledge in practice, working with world-class equipment to address pressing aerospace challenges. Graduates who complete this program become highly qualified engineers and scientists, in demand at leading research centers and industrial enterprises across the country.

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And the challenges are real! An off-site immersion for NSU students

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"Labyrinth"—a laboratory for intensive intellectual development—is the name of the 2025 on-site mathematical immersion program for first- to fourth-year students in research groups. Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Novosibirsk State University— a regular event of the Sobolev Institute of Mathematics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences with the support of the International Mathematical Center. The immersion took place in late October at the O. Koshevoy health and educational camp. Nearly two dozen students passionate about mathematics solved problems, participated in creative competitions and a conference, watched films, and attended lectures.

Only four problems were assigned over the two days, equal to the number of teams. But, as usual, most of them had no clear answer, requiring careful thought to come up with an engaging solution, which each team presented at the final conference. The problem conditions can be considered a framework. Teams can refine them, change them, narrow or expand them to present a general, attractive solution. For example, the question, "Into how many squares can a 7 by 5 rectangle be divided?" quickly evolved into a search for the minimum number of squares, since everyone knows the multiplication table. The goal was to find some universal formula for dividing the squares. Many teams quickly arrived at Euclidean division with remainder, but no one came up with a hypothesis for the minimum number of squares.

The second problem required fitting the maximum number of fragments with four vertices into a graph. The most successful graph was one in which edges were drawn between all vertices, and then many more edges ("fuzzies") were added to each vertex. Lev Zhukov and Timofey Vasiliev drew attractive, "fluffy" graphs.

The third problem, at first glance, seemed simple enough. What strategy should you follow when erasing one fragment at a time in a chain so that after your move you don't end up with two segments with the same number of links, while your opponent does? A clear algorithm for a sure victory was not found. The question remained open.

"Do you know the solution to this problem?" the students asked.

"Of course not!" the organizers admitted frankly. They weren't being disingenuous. Solving problems with predetermined answers, like a test in school, is a bit boring for real researchers, whether they're in their first or fourth year. The students laughed, of course, but they were pleased to be on equal terms with doctors and candidates of science. Many of their eyes lit up: "These are real problems!"

Klim Bagryantsev offered a beautiful and colorful image (but not a solution) of a problem where one had to divide a rectangle into four pieces of a "triomino" game. This is a well-known type of problem involving filling a surface with identical fragments. The result is a fractal canvas of four colors, similar to a Sierpinski triangle, where small shapes compose similar larger ones.

Each team had its own name and mascot. The name "Outegral" clearly aspired to a new concept, the opposite of "integral." The "Nail Rinatovich" team was named after a classmate who was absent from the team and whom the students clearly missed greatly. The "Koala" team's full name was "Koala Eucalyptus," and the "Mathematini" team's mascot was a true artistic masterpiece, adorning the event until its departure.

"This year's immersion was a very emotional experience for me," said fourth-year student Daria Koroleva. "I'm so glad the first-year students managed to keep their cool and solve the problems. It was a lot of fun with them. I really enjoyed the problems. I was a little disappointed that I couldn't find a perfect solution, but that's not always possible, but solving them was a lot of fun. You get completely immersed in the research process, generating hypotheses, considering different examples, proving or finding counterexamples, communicating, and discussing ideas. Researching problems with other students is a unique experience."

In addition to math problems, there were night photography contests for the most geometric and the scariest shadow. Some scenarios required participants to perform complex choreography and even some acrobatic skills, while others required only a little mischief and ingenuity.

The country camp became a magnet not only for students and teachers—the first lecture, dedicated to mathematical billiards and Birkhoff's algebraic conjecture, was given by Andrei Mironov, Director of the Sobolev Institute of Mathematics, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

There are a huge number of very beautiful theorems concerning Birkhoff billiards, and many still unproven conjectures. For example, the question of the periodic trajectory of a billiard ball within any convex figure. In an acute triangle, it will be periodic, meaning the ball will repeatedly hit the same points. But within a circle, there can be various periodic trajectories of a billiard ball—from an equilateral triangle to a square, a five- or even a six-pointed star. Andrei Mironov gave students a brief history of scientific research into Birkhoff's conjecture and presented several solutions, authored byoneof which in 2019 was the lecturer himself, together with a colleague from Tel Aviv University, Professor Mikhail Bial.

Birkhoff's conjecture states that every integrable billiard table is an ellipse. An elliptical curve that touches all segments of the billiard ball's trajectory, bending around them, is called a caustic. This term came to mathematics from optics, where it described the geometry of reflection and refraction of light beams such that in certain places the light gathers into particularly bright spots, for example, on the surface of the sea or inside a faceted diamond. A question from the audience asked whether caustics can intersect. The speaker replied that no one had yet solved this mystery.

Andrei Mironov spoke about his acquaintance with Mikhail Byaly at a conference in Scotland, and the organizers of the mathematical immersion recalled that a team of schoolchildren from Scotland (including children of NSU graduates) once won their annual autumn math marathon. The bizarre and vibrant, caustic intersections of scientific trajectories demonstrate that mathematics is not self-sufficient and cannot develop in a hermetically sealed manner within a single country, city, or institute. Mathematics is one. People living on opposite sides of the globe simultaneously ponder the same problems and ask the same questions.

Material prepared by: Maria Rogovaya, press service of the Sobolev Institute of Mathematics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences

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Mathematicians win armlifting competition

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Armlifting is a relatively new strength sport where the main goal is to lift as much weight as possible with one arm.

The best results among young men of 2nd and 3rd years were shown by:

1st place – Ilya Trushkin (IIR), result 62.5 kg

2nd place – Vyacheslav Shevchenko (MMF), 52.5 kg

3rd place – Vladislav Agapchenko (FIT), 50 kg

The winners among first-year boys were:

1st place – Mikhail Sokolov (SUNC), result 53.75 kg

2nd place – Mikhail Kazanzhi (GGF), result 51.25 kg

3rd place – Prokhor Kazakov (MMF), result 50 kg

This competition is part of the Freshman Spartakiad program. The results were determined by the sum of the top 10 scores, and the winners were:

1st place – Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, 437.5 kg

2nd place – Faculty of Geology and Geophysics, 435 kg

3rd place – Faculty of Physics, 426.25 kg

Congratulations to the winners and runners-up! We thank head judge Alexander Sozinov and the other faculty members of the Physical Education Department for organizing and hosting such an engaging competition for the students.

All results on our VK page.

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Dmitry Chernyshenko: Phygital sports help in the rehabilitation of SVO participants.

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As part of his participation in the XIII International Sports Forum "Russia – Power of Sports," Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko spoke at an open lesson, awarded the winners of the "Victory Cup. Volga" phygital tournament, and reviewed the exhibition stands.

The forum's exhibition showcased the achievements of the country's entire sports industry, the latest developments aimed at developing innovative sports, and reflected the history of Russian athletes' achievements. Samara Region Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev also participated in the events.

At the Solidarity Samara Arena, Dmitry Chernyshenko, Russian Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov, and President of the All-Russian Phygital Sports Federation Nikita Nagorny spoke at an open lesson, "Phygital Sports: The Future That Came Today," and also interacted with the athletes themselves.

"In 2024, our President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin presented the world with a previously unknown sporting format. The new "phygital" movement, which is currently developing independently, has become international and already united 120 countries. It is a combination of physical, traditional, and modern digital sports. To be successful, you need to develop both in the virtual and physical worlds. That's the key," the Deputy Prime Minister explained.

He recalled that the second Future Games will be held in Abu Dhabi in December.

"Today, we didn't just hold a lesson – we opened the doors to the future for thousands of Russian schoolchildren. Our goal is to show children and young people that sport can be incredibly engaging, modern, and technologically advanced. Phygital sport is the future that has arrived today; it's a reality we're building together. We want children to view the digital environment as more than just a leisure activity. By introducing such lessons, we're not only engaging young people in regular physical education but also shaping a generation that will possess the universal skills for success in both the real and virtual worlds," noted Nikita Nagorny.

At the Ministry of Sport's stand, in the presence of Dmitry Chernyshenko, five cooperation agreements were signed between the All-Russian Phygital Sports Federation and the Russian Ministry of Education, the Russian Automobile Federation, the Russian Basketball Federation, the Russian Ice Hockey Federation, and the Russian Football Union.

"Our key goal is to cultivate well-rounded individuals prepared for the challenges of the modern world. Today, we are taking an important strategic step by integrating traditional physical education with digital technologies. Phygital is the sport of the future. We are confident that its integration into the school curriculum will not only improve students' health but also foster their strategic thinking, team spirit, and digital literacy, thereby developing in-demand competencies," emphasized Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov.

The agreement provides for the joint development of methodological recommendations and educational programs, the implementation of pilot projects in educational institutions, the organization of phygital sports competitions and festivals among schoolchildren and students of secondary vocational education, as well as the training and professional development of teaching staff to work in this new field.

The Deputy Prime Minister, along with Sports Minister Mikhail Degtyarev and Samara Region Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev, inspected the stands of the forum's partners, Russian regions, and participating sports federations.

Particular attention was given to the Olympic torch exhibition, the stands of the Ministry of Sport and the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Russian Weightlifting Federation, the State Council Commission on Physical Culture and Sports, the Samara and Chelyabinsk regions, St. Petersburg, new regions, the Russian Premier League, SMP Racing, Russian Railways, and other companies and organizations.

Dmitry Chernyshenko was introduced to the Samara Region stand, which consists of several interactive zones, including a training ground, the "Motostadium" installation, the "Heart of Samara" art object, an exhibition about clubs and champions, a multimedia exhibition about the region's industrial potential, a basketball drone, and more.

"The forum rightfully holds a special place among Russia's leading sports and business platforms, bringing together government officials, representatives of the sporting elite, experts, and businesses. This year, the forum brought together participants from 51 countries, confirming its status as a significant platform for international dialogue and cooperation in sports. As Russian President Vladimir Putin has said, 'In Russia, we see sport as one of the key paths to achieving national development goals, a powerful resource capable of improving people's quality of life, opening up new horizons for self-realization, helping them believe in themselves and achieve success—both in sports and in life in general,'" said Mikhail Degtyarev, Minister of Sport and Chairman of the Russian Olympic Committee.

Dmitry Chernyshenko, Vyacheslav Fedorishchev, and Nikita Nagorny also awarded the winners of the "Victory Cup. Volga" tournament. Special military operation soldiers currently undergoing rehabilitation participated in the phygital sports competition, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

"Fighters who suffered or were wounded while defending our homeland's interests in the Northern Military District are using this new format to gain unprecedented benefits in terms of recovery speed, new emotions, and meaning in life. I am very pleased that the feedback we are receiving from our fighters truly confirms this. We also have confirmation from our esteemed doctors and rehabilitation specialists who note accelerated recovery, allowing our fighters to live full lives despite the losses they have suffered. This is precisely the vision set by our President, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. And we will continue to support you and work towards this goal," the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

It's worth noting that the large-scale phygital tournament "Victory Cup. Volga" is one of the key sporting events of the 13th International Forum "Russia – Country of Sports." The tournament brought together over 100 participants of the special military operation, including Heroes of Russia. The tournament demonstrated the potential of innovative sports for the social adaptation and rehabilitation of special military forces.

"The Victory Cup Volga tournament has become one of the key sporting events of the Russia – Power of Sport forum. Its participants are our heroes, defenders of the Fatherland, of whom we are proud. We bow low to them for their resilience and fortitude. The Samara Region has always been the heart of the Volga region and the region that ensures the defense of the state, the development of industry, and new technologies. I am grateful to the competition organizers for our joint achievement of demonstrating the high level at which such tournaments should be held," emphasized Vyacheslav Fedorishchev.

Dmitry Chernyshenko and Vyacheslav Fedorishchev also inspected the site of the future world-class campus. President Vladimir Putin has directed that Russia should have at least 25 such campuses, and at least 40 by 2036. They are being created as part of the national project "Youth and Children."

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Financial news: On 2025-11-07, the Federal Treasury will hold a deposit auction of 22,025,361.

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Application selection parameters;

Application selection date 07.11.2025. Unique application selection identifier 22 025 361. Deposit currency rubles. Fund type EKS. Maximum amount of funds placed on bank deposits, monetary units 50,000,000,000. Placement term, in days 182. Date of depositing funds 07.11.2025. Date of return of funds 08.05.2026. Interest rate for placement of funds (fixed or floating). Single treasury account. Minimum fixed interest rate for placement of funds, % per annum – Basic floating interest rate for placement of funds FLOATING_RUONmDS. Minimum spread, % per annum 0.

Terms and conditions of a bank deposit agreement (fixed-term, replenishable, or special) Fixed-term. Minimum amount of funds placed per application, in monetary units: 1,000,000,000. Maximum number of applications from one credit institution, pcs. 2. Application selection form (Open with random completion, Closed, Open with extension) Open with extension. Application selection schedule (Moscow time). Application selection venue: Moscow Exchange PJSC. Applications will be accepted from 09:30 to 10:30. Applications in preliminary mode from 09:30 to 09:35. Applications in competition mode from 10:25 to 10:30. Random trading end period (sec.): 0. Bid step: 0.1. Time step (sec.): 60.

Extension period end time: 11:00:00. Formation of the consolidated register of applications: from 11:00 to 11:30. Setting the cutoff interest rate and (or) recognizing the selection of applications as unsuccessful: from 11:00 to 11:40. Sending an offer to credit institutions to conclude a bank deposit agreement: from 11:40 to 13:00. Receipt of acceptance of the offer to conclude a bank deposit agreement from credit institutions: from 11:40 to 13:00. Deposit transfer time In accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 63 and 64 of the Order of the Federal Treasury dated April 27, 2023 No. 10n

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Financial news: On 2025-11-07, the Federal Treasury will hold a deposit auction of 22,025,360 rubles.

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Application selection date: 07.11.2025. Unique application selection identifier: 22,025,360. Deposit currency: rubles. Fund type: EKS. Maximum amount of funds placed on bank deposits, in monetary units: 100,000,000,000. Placement period, in days: 14. Date of deposit: 07.11.2025. Date of return: 21.11.2025. Interest rate for placement of funds (fixed or floating). Single treasury account. Minimum fixed interest rate for placement of funds, % per annum – Basic floating interest rate for placement of funds FLOATING_RUONmDS Minimum spread, % per annum: 0.

Terms and conditions of a bank deposit agreement (fixed-term, replenishable, or special)Fixed-term. Minimum amount of funds placed per application, in monetary units: 1,000,000,000. Maximum number of applications from one credit institution, pcs. 2. Application selection form (Open with random completion, Closed, Open with extension)Open with extension. Application selection schedule (Moscow time). Application selection venue: Moscow Exchange PJSC. Application acceptance: from 09:30 to 09:50. Applications in preliminary mode: from 09:30 to 09:35. Applications in competition mode: from 09:45 to 09:50. Random trading end period (sec.): 0. Bid step: 0.1. Time step (sec.): 60.

The extension period ends at 10:20:00. Formation of the consolidated register of applications: from 11:00 to 11:30. Setting the cutoff interest rate and (or) recognizing the selection of applications as unsuccessful: from 11:00 to 11:40. Sending an offer to credit institutions to conclude a bank deposit agreement: from 11:40 to 13:00. Receipt of acceptance of the offer to conclude a bank deposit agreement from credit institutions: from 11:40 to 13:00. The time of deposit transfer in accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 63 and 64 of the Order of the Federal Treasury dated April 27, 2023 No. 10n

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Financial news: On 2025-11-07, the Federal Treasury will hold a deposit auction of 22,025,359 rubles.

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Application selection parameters:

Application selection date 07.11.2025. Unique application selection identifier 22 025 359. Deposit currency rubles. Fund type EKS. Maximum amount of funds placed on bank deposits, monetary units 2 50 000 000 000. Placement period, in days 4. Date of depositing funds 07.11.2025. Date of return of funds 11.11.2025. Interest rate for placement of funds (fixed or floating). Single treasury account. Minimum fixed interest rate for placement of funds, % per annum 15.76. Base floating interest rate for placement of funds – Minimum spread, % per annum – Terms and conditions of the bank deposit agreement (term, replenishable or special) Term. The minimum amount of funds placed per application, in monetary units, is 1,000,000,000. The maximum number of applications from one credit institution, pcs. 2. Application selection form (Open with random completion, Closed, Open with extension) Open with random completion.

Order selection schedule (Moscow time). Order selection venue: Moscow Exchange PJSC. Order acceptance: from 09:30 to 09:40. Preliminary orders: from 09:30 to 09:35. Competition orders: from 09:35 to 09:40. Random bidding period (sec.): 120Bid increment:

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Extension period end time:

Formation of the consolidated register of applications: from 11:00 to 11:30. Setting the cutoff interest rate and (or) recognizing the selection of applications as unsuccessful: from 11:00 to 11:40. Sending an offer to credit institutions to conclude a bank deposit agreement: from 11:40 to 13:00. Receipt of acceptance of the offer to conclude a bank deposit agreement from credit institutions: from 11:40 to 13:00. Deposit transfer time In accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 63 and 64 of the Order of the Federal Treasury dated April 27, 2023 No. 10n.

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Yuri Trutnev: Technological development in the Far East must proceed faster.

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Deputy Prime Minister and Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev held a meeting on the technological and industrial development of Khabarovsk Krai and learned about the Aero-Hit company's unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) production project.

"Khabarovsk Krai is a development leader among the Far Eastern regions. 156 investment projects with a total investment volume of over 2.7 trillion rubles are being implemented here with state support. The region ranks second in the Far East in terms of attracted investment and first among the Far Eastern regions in terms of industrial index. Today, we have gathered to discuss the issue of technological development. Dmitry Viktorovich Demeshin and I have already visited one of the enterprises – a production facility of the Aero-Hit company – where, in general, technological development can be confidently discussed. Clearly, this is not the only point of development in the region. Among the region's leading enterprises are the Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aircraft Plant named after Yuri Gagarin, the Amur Shipyard, and others. I am confident that the current pace and existing enterprises are insufficient to ensure the technological development of our country. They must be accelerated," Yuri Trutnev opened the meeting.

Khabarovsk Krai Governor Dmitry Demeshin reported on the region's technological development. "Khabarovsk Krai's industrial specialization is evident (over 21% of the gross regional product). The region's main specialization industries are aircraft and shipbuilding, metallurgy, energy production, petroleum product manufacturing, and construction. The industrial production index for January-September demonstrated stable growth, growing by 18.5%. This growth was driven by the launch of new investment projects and the robust performance of the manufacturing industry (105.2%)," he noted.

The Khabarovsk Krai has launched the Charter of Industrial Technological Sovereignty and Import Substitution. It includes the formation of cooperative ties between small technology companies around the region's large industrial enterprises, support for import-substitution projects, the digital transformation of industrial sectors, and the development of human resources. Over the past year, 386 organizations in the region have joined the charter. 274 contracts have been signed between small and large businesses.

Work has begun to establish a cluster-based industrial development system. Priority clusters in the first stage include aircraft manufacturing, shipbuilding, mining, agro-industrial complex, industrial construction, high-tech, and tourism. Helicopter manufacturing, metallurgy and metalworking, and forestry are also promising. The region's core specializations—aircraft and shipbuilding—are a clear priority. Regional authorities, together with UAC, are forming an aircraft manufacturing cluster. Plans call for localization of SJ-100 components and the creation of production sites that will consolidate the production of hatches, doors, and PD-8 engines.

Engineering and reverse engineering are fueling growing cooperative chains between small and large businesses. Regional technology companies, including Prommash, PAKS-Vostok, SKIF-M DV, Kompozit-DV, Yakovlev, and others, have been involved in cooperation in aircraft manufacturing.

In the future, the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation and JSC Helicopter Service Company are working together to establish a helicopter cluster in Khabarovsk. An agreement was signed at the Eastern Economic Forum to establish a Service Competence Center specializing in helicopter repair, maintenance, and component production at JSC Far Eastern Aviation Service Center as the first stage of the helicopter cluster.

The development of shipbuilding was discussed. This traditional industry specialization in Khabarovsk Krai is based at two enterprises – the Amur and Khabarovsk shipyards. The meeting considered the possibility of expanding the range of civilian orders for the Amur shipyard, including the construction of multifunctional rescue vessels with enhanced ice class. A shipbuilding cluster in the form of an industrial park is being formed at the Khabarovsk shipyard. Preliminary agreements have been reached with potential residents.

"We are developing a shipbuilding cluster where we expect to produce vessels for the needs of both the region and the entire Far East. These include cargo ships, tugboats, and passenger vessels, including hydrofoils," the Khabarovsk Krai Governor explained.

According to Dmitry Demeshin, a program for developing shipping in the Amur Basin has been developed at the direction of Yuri Trutnev. The program was discussed at the regional Maritime Council and presented at a roundtable discussion in the Federation Council.

Proposals have been made to establish an automotive cluster in Khabarovsk Krai. VEB.RF previously supported funding for the Far Eastern Bus Cluster project. The first phase is planned to launch an assembly facility at the Vector site (Khabarovsk Priority Development Area). A 24,000 square meter facility has been allocated for the project to assemble Amurbus city, tourist, and apron buses. In the second phase, component production will begin at the Rakitnoye site.

Promising areas were presented, including proposals to form a metallurgical cluster based on the only metallurgical complex in the Far East, Amurstal, the creation of a high-tech cluster, and the development of the petrochemical industry.

"We must move forward as quickly as possible. We must keep up with the world's technologies. Yes, there are certain areas of technological development in which Russia is not only keeping pace, but ahead of others. But we also cannot remain stagnant," Yuri Trutnev concluded the meeting.

That same day, the Deputy Prime Minister visited the Aero-Hit plant in the Khabarovsk priority development area, which produces the Veles small attack and reconnaissance UAV. The plant's products are supplied to the Russian Ministry of Defense as part of a special military operation. Since 2023, the company has delivered over 50,000 military modular FPV drones to the special military operation zone.

Drones produced by the TOR resident are being improved to meet the needs of fighters in the Northern Military District. For the latest version of the UAV, the company's employees equipped it with fiber-optic communications for high-speed data transmission in remote control and surveillance systems, artificial intelligence with the Soroka and Stratim targeting systems, enabling precise target engagement even in active countermeasures, thermal imaging and night vision cameras for nighttime operation, and modular designs that can be adapted for reconnaissance, strike, or assault team support missions. The new Veles-17 model, with a payload capacity of up to 10 kg and a range of 25 km, is already undergoing testing in the Northern Military District.

In addition to production, the company has established a network of technical support and service centers for after-sales service and modernization of manufactured products, and has opened its own UAV development laboratory.

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Financial news: On November 7, 2025, JSC KAVKAZ.RF will hold a deposit auction.

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The deposit auction date is November 7, 2025. The placement currency is RUB. The maximum amount of funds placed (in the placement currency) is 214,000,000. Placement period, days – 45. The date of depositing funds is November 10, 2025. The date of return of funds is December 25, 2025. The minimum placement interest rate, % per annum is 16.2. Terms of the conclusion, urgent or special (Urgent). The minimum amount of funds placed for one application (in the placement currency) is 214,000,000. The maximum number of applications from one Participant, pcs. 1. Auction form, open or closed (Open).

The basis of the Agreement is the General Agreement. Schedule (Moscow time). Preliminary bids from 10:00 to 10:10. Competitive bids from 10:10 to 10:15. The cutoff percentage may be set or the auction may be declared void by 10:25. Additional terms and conditions.

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