Report: Reuters says Russia plans record 17 trillion rubles in war spending for 2027, a 27% increase from initial plans
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Russian authorities plan to sharply increase military spending in the new budget draft, according to Reuters, which reviewed documents from the Russian government. The report also notes that in 2027, Russia intends to spend 17.1 trillion rubles on defense.
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