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How is it that Russia has continued to sustain its war in Ukraine, even with extreme Western sanctions and warnings of collapse? The secret is a shocking transformation in how the nation operates its ...

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Russia put its economy on a war footing after the full-scale invasion, with President Vladimir Putin making moves to boost the output of the country's defense-industrial base.

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Russia put its economy on a war footing after the full-scale invasion, with President Vladimir Putin making moves to boost the output of the country's defense-industrial base.