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Sep 17, 2026
Sophie O'SullivanGUEST
Now more updates from the occupied territories.
Sophie O'SullivanGUEST
The Moscow Times has reported that Russian authorities are planning to build a large-scale prison in Kherson Oblast, which is occupied by Russia at the moment.
Sophie O'SullivanGUEST
The complex would combine pre-trial detention centers and penal colonies, providing more than twenty thousand places, including five thousand for pre-trial detainees.
Sophie O'SullivanGUEST
Now this plan comes amid reports of expanded detention infrastructure in the occupied Ukrainian territories.
speaker_0HOST
Accumulated damage to Russian processing capacity is increasingly relevant to international diesel supply, transport costs, and industrial energy markets.
speaker_0HOST
For further information, see Interfax, Kommersant, and the Moscow Times.
speaker_1HOST
India's goods exports surge as lower U.S. tariffs and weaker rupee lift trade.
speaker_0HOST
India's merchandise exports rose 26.1% year-on-year to $43.81 billion in August, while the trade deficit narrowed to $26.86 billion.
GerdesHOST
And so, uh, they might-- I, I'm not sure how to split the difference or how to get there, but too much social media is certainly a bad idea.
GerdesHOST
Uh, Moscow Times, Alexander Lukashenko said last week that up to forty-four million belongs to Belarus-- uh, that belongs to Belu-Belarus was stuck at Citibank and called for its return.
GerdesHOST
I commented on that, but I didn't show you the actual article.
GerdesHOST
And that's not what they were talking about yesterday.
GerdesHOST
Grunus had commanded the Fourth Brigade since twenty twenty-three, taking over after its previous commander, Colonel Makarov, was killed in a Ukrainian strike on the brigade's command post near Bakhmut.
GerdesHOST
So, okay, so here it is in the Moscow Times.
GerdesHOST
Major General Anton Grunus personally briefed Putin on the capture of the heavily fortified city earlier this summer, and we're talking about Kostiantynivka, which is weird because if you look at a, just a deep state map of Kostiantynivka, anybody can look at this, um, doesn't look like Russia really controls...
GerdesHOST
I mean, there's, uh, there's gray zones certainly, but doesn't look like Russia controls anything except for down here, uh, and everything else.
speaker_0HOST
And we have a massive stack of source material to help us navigate all of this today.
speaker_0HOST
We are pulling from viral social media guides, grounded manifestation blogs like Luminos Living, and some really hard-hitting investigative journalism from the Moscow Times.
speaker_1HOST
Plus deep dives from your tango and women writers.
speaker_0HOST
Yeah.
GerdesHOST
Opinion.
GerdesHOST
This is from The Moscow Times.
GerdesHOST
Signs that Putin is moving closer to declaring full-blown mobilization economy to keep funding the war in Ukraine reflects a personality clash amongst economy's handlers.
GerdesHOST
Okay.
GerdesHOST
Putin was always insatiable, but now he's going for everything.
GerdesHOST
So here in the Moscow Times, the authorities seized another trillion rubles worth of assets from their owners and nationalized them.
GerdesHOST
So Putin's going to get his money one way or another.
GerdesHOST
So he will find a way to loot oligarchs or do whatever he needs to do in order to fund his war.
Simon WhistlerHOST
Those in re-education fared slightly better, receiving just enough food to survive and enduring constant beatings.
Simon WhistlerHOST
Georgia told the Moscow Times, quote, "...they used electric shocks, punched us in the gut, just enough to hurt but leave no bruises." They endured all of this, just to be sent back to the front lines again because Moscow needs all the bodies it can get.
Simon WhistlerHOST
And that's perhaps the most demoralizing thought for any Russian soldier thinking about fleeing from the front lines, the fact that they can risk their lives trying to escape only to land back in the exact same place, often in a worse position than they were in before.
Simon WhistlerHOST
For Russia, on the other hand, this is the best case scenario in a zero-sum war like this one.
Darren GerdesHOST
Now, we're only going to talk about Ryazan and a few other little things, so we don't even have the full story with what Ukraine has targeted yet, and more will develop over time.
Darren GerdesHOST
Here we see the Moscow Times.
Darren GerdesHOST
Unverified reports also claim that Ukraine targeted a Rosneft oil refinery in southern Saratov region.
Darren GerdesHOST
So four killed in Ukraine drone attacks in Russian regions and Crimea.
Charles HeckerGUEST
And what she needs to do is she needs to sort of choose and select and move around people who are loyal to her, people who will get the economy moving again, and people who will position Japan, the LDP, and the prime minister in a position to sail through this leadership context next year.
Emma NelsonHOST
Finally, let's look at a story in the Moscow Times.
Emma NelsonHOST
This is your patch.
Emma NelsonHOST
The Russian equestrian team is going to be allowed to compete internationally.
Charles HeckerGUEST
This is the thin edge of a white hot wedge.
Charles HeckerGUEST
And I think a harbinger of things to come.
Charles HeckerGUEST
So we look at the Moscow Times and we see a headline that says International Equestrian Federation lifts restrictions on Russian riders.
Charles HeckerGUEST
And so you think, oh, ho-hum.
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