Russian GDP to grow by 3.5% this year

Western countries have failed to destabilize the country’s economy, according to the Russian president The Russian economy has grown by 3.2% in the first ten months and GDP will rise by 3.5% this year, beyond the levels recorded prior to the conflict in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin said during his address at VTB Bank’s ‘Russia Calling’ Forum on Thursday. DETAILS TO FOLLOW

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