The Insider

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The Insider is a Russian media organization that reports on political and social issues, including fuel shortages, restrictions on fuel sales across Russian regions and occupied territories in Ukraine, and military production. It has covered topics such as discrepancies between official and unofficial reporting, anti-war satire, drone production, and government actions related to fuel distribution. The publication also reported on alleged human rights violations during police detentions and investigated incidents involving explosive devices sent via mail.

Events

• The Voronezh region government approved the procedure for paying…
• Russia to raise fuel prices by 2.1 rubles per liter
• Sweden Denies Travel Document to Russian Refugee Who Fought for…
• In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, 81% of such funds were diverted to…
• Earlier, payments to military personnel and their families were…
• Kirov Businesses Can Pay for War Veterans' Jobs Without Hiring Them
• Russia proposes 6-year prison for online calls to unrest
• Norway detained cargo vessels, at least one of
• Italy cuts visa processing time for Russians to 45 days
• Bitget Blocks Users from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan

Recent coverage

• Communications operators proposed to be deprived of licenses for convictions of managers and owners, including for "discrediting" the army — Новая газета Европа
• In Voronezh region, 'foreign agents' denied compensation for terror attacks — Дождь (Telegram)
• Voronezh "foreign agents" deprived of compensation for terror attacks — Радио Свобода
• Voronezh "foreign agents" deprived of compensation for terror attacks — The Insider
• Main points on the front situation by the end of October 23. Daily summary The Insider — The Insider
• In Russia, the system of 'neuroprofiling' of youth is being expanded for patriotic upbringing. Teenagers are being distributed by groups of risk — The Insider
• Guest in uniform. The Insider identified the spy who broke into the African Union headquarters in Ethiopia:... — The Insider
• In Russia, fuel prices are being discussed for hikes due to strikes at refineries and expensive imports. Since the start of the year, it has already risen by 20,... — The Insider
• After an investigation by The Insider, the website of a Kremlin pseudo-expert center in Israel was turned into an advertisement for family underwear... — The Insider
• Main points on the front line situation as of October 22. Daily summary The Insider — The Insider
• Authorities of Zabaikaly allocated 2.4 billion rubles to NGO of former minister. She is allowed to pay for recruitment of contract soldiers and «demili… — The Insider
• In Krasnoyarsk Krai, students who failed the OGE were offered to train as drone operators — The Insider
• Russian microelectronics corporation may be headed by head of defense research institute. He fell under EU sanctions ten days... — The Insider
• Sweden Refused to Issue New Travel Document to Russian Refugee Who Fought for Ukraine — Новая газета Европа
• Sweden denied travel document to Russian refugee who fought for Ukraine — The Insider — ЭХО / Новости
• Forgiven regional debts went to military payments. Could have been directed to housing and utilities and evacuation of dilapidated housing — Говорит НеМосква
• Main points on the front line situation as of October 21. Daily summary The Insider — The Insider
• Regions direct funds from debt write-offs to war. In Krasnoyarsk Krai, 81% of such funds went to military payments — The Insider
• In Smolensk region, payments to families of war dead cut by hundreds of thousands of rubles. Earlier in 2026, at least 7 regions of Russia did the same. — The Insider
• Kirov business can buy out the hiring quota for war participants by paying them wages no lower than the minimum wage at other firms — Вёрстка