Council's autumn opening Vremya's complete report

Oct 2

Vremya's complete report on the first autumn Federation Council sitting shows Matviyenko directing faster finalization of ten support bills after regional contacts with military-operation participants and families. Kondratyev describes physical and psychological rehabilitation-support issues and contacts with governors and veterans. The package outlines Matviyenko's defence and social budget priorities, then quotes Novak saying stronger refinery protection reduces damage and helps repairs. It relays his claim that four plants were attacked overnight and attacks repelled, without airing the full sitting's additional damage-assessment qualification. In a separate hallway interview Novak says integrated companies' price increases are close to inflation and describes checks and antimonopoly cases intended to align independent-station prices. Alikhanov reports around 46,000 civilian drones, flight growth above twenty percent and civilian services. Kobyzeva closes with twenty new senators and credential presentations. Officials' figures, the refinery outcome and intended price alignment remain attributed; the report does not establish completed enactment, repairs or price convergence.

Novak says refinery modernization deadlines can be extended, prioritizes repairs and reports strengthened passive protection and air defence. He says four plants were attacked overnight, claims attacks were effectively repelled and process equipment was undamaged, but says assessment continues at one plant. He describes export controls, temporary imports, tax incentives, market monitoring and priority farm and northern deliveries, allowing diesel restrictions to be adjusted if excess supply warrants. Borshchyov's requested 2030 extension and 2027 tax coefficient are not expressly approved in full.