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New rules for Russia's subsidised family mortgage programme are being introduced, with differentiated conditions for families with children alongside rising housing and utilities tariffs. Commentators warn the changes could effectively end the benefits many households relied on, as higher rates and living costs pile pressure on borrowers.
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New rules came into force in Russia on October 1, touching pensions, mortgages, housing and utility services, and consumer credit. Outlets including Novye Izvestia published overviews of the changes, and readers are checking what the new legislation means for household finances and monthly payments.
- 3Russian drone attacks electricity worker near Zaporizhzhia●Russians drone attacks power company worker near Zaporizhzhia In Zaporizhzhia region, an enemy drone attacked an electri
A drone strike hit an electrician working for the power company Zaporizhzhiaoblenergo in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region, according to Ukrinform. The attack targeted a utility worker carrying out repair or maintenance work, adding to a pattern of Russian drones striking energy infrastructure and the crews who service it. Details on the worker's condition were not immediately given in initial reports.
- 4Bills and bread prices rise in occupied Kherson after 'elections'▼Utility bills, bread prices increase in occupied Kherson Region after so-called “elections” – expert Utility bills have
Utility bills and bread prices have increased in the Russian-occupied part of Kherson region following the so-called 'elections' held there, according to an expert cited by Ukrinform. The price hikes add to the growing burden on residents living under occupation, where authorities have been imposing Russian administrative and economic structures since the territory was seized.