Russia's national project spending to total $75.56 billion in 2027, government says
The draft budget earmarks around $227.87 billion for national project measures over three years, officials previously said.
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Spending on Russia's national projects is set to total $75.56 billion in 2027, according to TASS, citing government figures.
The Russian government's press service has previously said the draft budget earmarks around $227.87 billion for national project measures spread over three years.
The report did not provide a further breakdown of how the 2027 allocation compares with spending planned for the other years covered by the three-year total.
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- Russia’s national project spending to total $75.56 bln in 2027 — TASS (Russia)
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