Financial news: 02.03.2026, 15-58 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the TATNP (Tatnft 3ap) security were changed.

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March 2, 2026

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In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the NCC (JSC) on 02.03.2026, 15-58 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 595.9) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 647.3 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 25.0%) of the TATNP (Tatnft 3ap) security were changed.

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Financial news: 02.03.2026, 15-30 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for security RU000A1036S6 (FSC RS1R3) were changed.

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March 2, 2026

15:30

In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the NCC (JSC) on 02.03.2026, 15-30 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 92.89) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 996.21 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 13.75%) of the security RU000A1036S6 (FSC RS1R3) were changed.

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Financial news: 02.03.2026, 15-29 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for security RU000A107SY1 (IADOM 1P43) were changed.

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March 2, 2026

15:29

In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the NCC (JSC) on 02.03.2026, 15-29 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 103.37) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 866.74 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 54.0%) of the security RU000A107SY1 (IADOM 1P43) were changed.

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March 2, 2026. Representatives of 53 protected areas of Russia and volunteers completed a five-day training course for the Potanin Foundation School – 2026. Protected Environment.

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The project is being implemented by the Potanin Foundation in partnership with the Zapovednoye Posledstvo Foundation.

An event for volunteer shift participants and representatives of the Potanin Foundation School 2026 territories was held in the Moscow region from February 25 to March 1. The event brought together over 150 participants, including volunteers, volunteer program leaders, winners of the Vladimir Potanin Scholarship Program, and representatives of nature reserves, national parks, and museums. Over the five days, nearly 20 educational events of various formats were organized, ranging from training sessions on psychology and team building, safety and first aid, to game rooms dedicated to the nature of nature reserves and national parks, climate discussions, and grant application preparation workshops. School participants attended and spoke at the discussion "Nature and Culture: Preservation, Development, Reaching a New Audience," which took place at the New Jerusalem Museum.

The event, organized by the Potanin Foundation in partnership with the Zapovednoye Posledstvo Foundation, was part of preparations for the anniversary and largest-ever season of volunteer camps in Russia's protected areas as part of the "Potanin Foundation School 2026" project to preserve natural and cultural heritage. The project, now in its fifth year, is expanding: this year, 63 volunteer programs are planned in the country's protected areas, spanning a vast geography, from Karelia to the Far East. Since its inception, 800 Potanin Foundation community members have joined the project, and the new season will see a further 500 volunteers join. The volunteers represent a variety of professions and interests, applying their knowledge of ecology, history, archeology, and community engagement to preserve heritage in protected areas.

Yulia Lizicheva, Program Director of the Potanin Foundation: "One of the key results of the Foundation's School is the formation of a community around natural and cultural heritage sites, united by a shared responsibility for their preservation and development. This community is made up of the School's volunteers—students and teachers who bring their expertise to the work and form sustainable horizontal connections—volunteer program leaders, representatives of protected areas, and everyone who contributes to the movement's activities. The School of Volunteer Program Leaders and Territory Representatives was an opportunity for us to gather on the eve of the project's launch and compare notes: discuss plans and priorities, learn new things, get to know each other better, and get ready for the new anniversary season of the School—the Potanin Foundation's largest environmental and volunteer initiative. I thank every member of our community for their commitment, engagement, and collaboration, and I look forward to seeing you all this summer."

Yulia Vereshchak, Director of International Projects at the Nature Embassy Foundation: "Several years ago, we began our work at the Foundation's School from scratch, explaining what a protected area is, a museum-reserve, and why volunteers are needed. We talked about the different worlds: cultural sites, natural areas, and volunteering. Today, the School has reached a whole new level. It's now a major collaborative effort between all participants. The territories have been able to experience the power of volunteer assistance and offer volunteers more systematic and long-term participation. Volunteers, for their part, have better understood the specifics of working in protected areas and are initiating new approaches to territorial development. Another highlight of this year's program was the events dedicated to deeper engagement with the Potanin Foundation and the Nature Embassy Foundation. I believe this will lead to expanded opportunities for collaboration within the community."

Anna Ufimtseva, researcher at the Baikal State Nature Reserve: "The Baikal Nature Reserve is preparing to host the Potanin Foundation's volunteer camp for the first time. Our program will be built around the Baikalskaya Bird Ringing Station. At the School for Volunteer Program Leaders and Territory Representatives, I saw many opportunities to expand our station's network of friends and promote scientific volunteering. It's great that interested winners of the Foundation's programs can then propose their own projects to help the protected areas. This is very motivating for us to demonstrate ourselves as an interesting platform for environmental initiatives!"

Ildus Nurmukhametov, Shulgan-Tash State Nature Reserve: "This was my first time participating in the Potanin Foundation School, and I'm impressed. The organizers' seriousness and extensive experience are immediately apparent. Everything was meticulously planned, and the program was rich and useful. It's clear that the Potanin Foundation School volunteers are well-prepared, and we'll be happy to welcome them to our grounds."

Khamza Apobekov, Omsk, volunteer: "The school was a rich and practical event. I especially remember the case studies, as well as the extensive first aid module with skills training—all of which will definitely be useful in protected areas. I liked that the program combined training and informal networking: business games, group discussions, and a trip to the New Jerusalem Museum helped us get to know each other better and share experiences. Ultimately, I left not only with new knowledge and contacts, but also with a clearer understanding of my role as a volunteer program leader."

Natalia Korshunova, Moscow, volunteer program leader: "The school set the tone for a vibrant summer: we attended many useful classes on volunteer work in protected areas, shared experiences, and were incredibly energized by connecting with like-minded people. The school once again demonstrated that we are part of a larger and more important effort to preserve our country's natural and cultural heritage. Thank you to the organizers for the valuable program and inspiration!"

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The presidents of Russia and the UAE discussed the situation in the Middle East by phone, the Kremlin said.

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Moscow, March 2 (Xinhua) — Russian President Vladimir Putin held a telephone conversation with Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, during which the two sides discussed the tragic events in the Middle East in the context of the US-Israeli aggression against Iran and Tehran's harsh retaliatory actions. This was reported on Monday by the Kremlin press service.

“Both sides emphasized the need for a swift ceasefire and a return to the political and diplomatic process,” the statement said.

As Vladimir Putin noted, the Russian side has done much to facilitate a peaceful resolution to the situation surrounding the Iranian nuclear program and to find mutually acceptable compromises. He added that the UAE also played an active role in this process. "However, these achievements were thwarted by an unprovoked act of armed aggression against a sovereign UN member state, in violation of the fundamental principles of international law," the Russian leader's press service stated.

Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, for his part, emphasized that Iranian retaliatory strikes directly affect the UAE, causing damage to the country and posing a threat to civilians. He stated that such strikes are being carried out despite the fact that UAE territory is not being used as a springboard for attacks on Iran and are therefore completely unjustified.

V. Putin expressed his readiness to convey these signals to Tehran and, in general, to provide possible assistance in order to stabilize the overall situation in the region.

“The leaders agreed to remain in close contact,” the Kremlin emphasized. –0–

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Turkmenistan's Foreign Ministry expressed concern about the situation in the Middle East

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Ashgabat, March 2 (Xinhua) — Turkmenistan's Foreign Ministry on Monday expressed concern over the escalating tensions in the Middle East.

"It is regrettable that the escalation occurred against the backdrop of diplomatic efforts to resolve the situation in the region," the department's official website noted.

“Turkmenistan, which enjoys a status of permanent neutrality recognized by the UN, reiterates that the resolution of all complex international issues must be carried out on the basis of the UN Charter and international law, using only political and diplomatic means and methods,” the Turkmen Foreign Ministry emphasized. –0–

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Five Russian police officers were killed in a strike in the Kherson region, according to the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

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Moscow, March 2 (Xinhua) — Five police officers were killed and six others were wounded in an attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on officers of the Main Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Kherson Region on February 28. The information was published on the department's official website on Monday.

"On February 28, 2026, at approximately 3:00 PM, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked officers of the Golopristansky Department of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs. As a result, five police officers were killed and six were injured," the statement reads.

It was noted that the families of the deceased will be provided with all necessary assistance. The injured employees were hospitalized.

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More than 200 people involved in organizing illegal communication channels have been detained in Russia, according to the FSB.

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Moscow, March 2 (Xinhua) — Since September 1, 2025, more than 200 individuals involved in organizing illegal communication channels have been detained in 43 Russian regions, the press service of the Federal Security Service (FSB) reported on Monday.

These communication channels were used to lure Russians into sabotage and terrorist activities, mass disseminate false terrorist threats, and commit remote fraud. Over 100 illegal channels were shut down, and over 220 SIM boxes, as well as over 54,000 SIM cards and SIM chips used in criminal activities, were seized.

The detainees received monetary compensation from their foreign handlers, as confirmed by correspondence stored on the seized communication devices. Criminal cases have been opened and are being investigated under several articles of the Russian Criminal Code, which entered into force on September 1, 2025, and carry penalties of up to six years in prison, as well as under the article on fraud.

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The Drozd-Khibiny Center celebrated its 25th anniversary with a large-scale physical education and training festival on March 2, 2026.

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Kirovsk (Murmansk Oblast). On March 2, 2026, the "Ahead of Time" physical education and training festival was held in Kirovsk. It was dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the DROZD-Khibiny center and the quarter-century anniversary of PhosAgro. Participants in the program from the Murmansk, Vologda, Leningrad, and Saratov Oblasts participated in the festival.

The "Children of Russia – Education, Health, and Spirituality" (DROZD) program is PhosAgro's key social project. Today, DROZD unites more than 8,500 children in four regions where PhosAgro operates, participating in 84 sports clubs across 31 sports, as well as creative studios and supplementary education classes. In 2025, the program was expanded to the Kaliningrad, Voronezh, Volgograd, Tambov, and Oryol regions.

In 2001, it was in the Arctic cities of Kirovsk and Apatity that PhosAgro initiated the opening of the first sports sections of the "DROZD" program. Building on best Soviet practices, including the experience of the unique Moscow school "Sambo-70," the "Children of Russia – Education, Health, and Spirituality" project set broader goals: raising an educated, intellectually, spiritually, and physically developed younger generation—patriots of their homeland. Over the past quarter century, more than 100,000 young men and women have graduated from the "DROZD" school. PhosAgro's investment in the project has exceeded 2.5 billion rubles.

In anticipation of the 25th anniversary of the DROZD-Khibiny Center, major renovations were completed in two judo halls at Apatity Comprehensive School No. 5. PhosAgro financed the renovation of the roof, entrance, and recreation areas. Heating and ventilation systems were reinstalled, restrooms were renovated, and showers were installed in the locker rooms. In addition, new sports equipment was purchased, including wall bars, pegboards, and exercise machines, as well as new furniture for the locker rooms and coaches' room.

The opening of the renovated spaces was the first event of the "Ahead of Time" physical education and training festival. The ceremony was attended by PhosAgro CEO Alexander Gilgenberg, Murmansk Regional Duma deputy Alexey Gilyarov, who headed School No. 5 in 2001, Apatity administration officials, and representatives of the city council.

"I'm proud of the heights we've reached today, together with PhosAgro and DROZD. These walls remember training with renowned athletes and Olympic champions: Sergei Novikov, Dmitry Nosov, and Andrey Tsyupachenko. And I'm delighted that for the DROZD-Khibiny center's anniversary, these halls, historical for me and many of our judo alumni, have been renovated. I see how DROZD is alive and well, how many kids are stepping onto the tatami, forging their athletic character, and training their body and spirit," said Alexey Gilyarov, deputy of the Murmansk Regional Duma and chairman of the Education and Science Committee, in his speech.

Honored coach of Russia and president of the St. Petersburg Judo Federation Mikhail Rakhlin, as well as vice-president of the St. Petersburg Judo Federation and Olympic champion Tagir Khaibulaev, were guests of honor at the ceremony.

"You are destined for success because PhosAgro, the DROZD program, your parents, and the best coaches are by your side, ready to guide you into the world of elite sport. All success stories begin in gyms like these. Tagir Khaibulaev took his first steps toward the Olympic podium in a similar gym. Having the opportunity to play sport is a great blessing. And doing it in such wonderful conditions is doubly so," said Mikhail Rakhlin, President of the St. Petersburg Judo Federation, addressing the students of the Apatity judo section.

The festival's grand opening took place in Kirovsk. Andrey Guryev, President of the Russian Fertilizer Producers Association and Chairman of the Drozd Program Coordinating Council, sent a video greeting to the participants.

"Over the two decades of its history, DROZD has helped tens of thousands of young people become stronger and smarter, finding their path in life. And I want to thank our wonderful coaches and teachers. They invest a piece of their soul in children every day. This is invaluable. DROZD has many friends, and we value them very much. These include the legendary Sambo-70 school, whose example has inspired us, the regional and federal authorities who always support us, and many great athletes and coaches. I congratulate them all on the anniversary of the Khibiny branch of DROZD," said Andrey Guryev.

Murmansk Region Governor Andrey Chibis also addressed warm words to the Drozd-Khibiny Center and PhosAgro.

"It's important that both the company's shareholders and management are very attentive to everything related to people, paying special attention to children. Everything related to health, education, spiritual and moral values—all of this is embedded in the DROZD program. And it's clear that this work has proven its effectiveness over a quarter of a century," the regional governor noted in a video greeting.

"The Drozd program is essentially an entire system for nurturing citizens of our country, and we are very proud of it," PhosAgro CEO Alexander Gilgenberg emphasized in his speech. "It's symbolic that this year marks not only Drozd's 25th anniversary, but also the PhosAgro Group's. And I would like to especially emphasize that this project and our other social initiatives are the hallmark of our company, the foundation of its philosophy."

The events of the "Ahead of Time" physical education and training festival lasted four days. During this time, the children participated in the sports and entertainment game "Big Races" and the team game "Constructor," participated in teambuilding sessions, attended a master class with Olympic medalist and multiple World and European figure skating champion Irina Slutskaya, and attended a meeting called "Conversations About What's Important" with the renowned athlete.

"In Kirovsk, DROZD and PhosAgro have created all the conditions for sports: modern gyms, a stunning ice rink, and many other facilities. But most importantly, I see the children, their sparkling eyes, their desire to grow and win," noted Irina Slutskaya.

The guest of honor at the festival's closing ceremony was renowned gymnast and two-time Olympic champion Svetlana Khorkina.

"A huge family has gathered here: children, coaches, and teachers. And I am sincerely grateful to PhosAgro for its generous spirit, responsible social policy, and support of sports," Svetlana Khorkina addressed the participants of the sports festival.

On the festival's final day, the children explored the Khibiny mountain tourism cluster and the sights of Kirovsk: the Bolshevik Cultural Center, the Apatit Museum and Exhibition Center, and the Mysterious Forest Art Park. Four days of socializing, sports, and new discoveries provided all festival participants with unforgettable experiences, vibrant emotions, and new friends.

"I really enjoyed it. I'm thrilled with Kirovsk, the mountains, and meeting famous athletes. Thank you to DROZD for this festival and for the new friends it made," says Alina Sutugina, a student at the DROZD-Balakovo center.

"Everything was perfectly organized; we barely had any free time—games, activities, workshops, discos—every day! I didn't want this festival to end, and I'll remember it fondly," shared Maxim Ivanov, a student at the DROZD-Volkhov center.

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Breaking: Fourth US service member killed in Iranian retaliatory airstrikes – US Central Command

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Cairo, March 2 (Xinhua) — Four American service members were killed in retaliatory air strikes by Iran, the US Central Command announced on Monday.

As the command noted on the social network X, the fourth service member who was seriously wounded during the initial Iranian strikes eventually died. -0-

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