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Russia's economy minister says the country is on the brink of recession

Russia's economy minister says the country is on the brink of recession

Washington Post19-06-2025
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Russia's economy is 'on the brink of going into a recession,' the country's economy minister said Thursday, according to Russian media reports.
Economy Minister Maxim Reshetnikov delivered the warning at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum , the annual event in Russia's second largest city designed to highlight the country's economic prowess and court foreign investors.
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