The Moscow Times spoke to Russian emigres who left after the invasion of Ukraine about how they celebrated the new year in their new homes.

The incident marks a rare open confrontation between Washington and Moscow in the second Trump presidency.

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Signs are pointing to a slowdown in the war industry, raising questions about how long Moscow can sustain its current level of military output.

Russians who spoke to The Moscow Times said they are holding onto hope for peace and an end to political repressions in the year ahead.

The group was alleged to have illegally facilitated the legalization of 53,197 foreign nationals in Moscow and the Moscow region.

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Russians who spoke to The Moscow Times said they are holding onto hope for peace and an end to political repressions in the year ahead.

Ending payments to locals displaced by Ukraine's incursion into their home region speaks volumes about how little they matter to Moscow.

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