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The article pertains to "Black August" in Russia, a term used to describe the recurring sudden crises that coincide with the end of summer. This year, there is a surge in economic and military crises, which analysts attribute to Russia's limited progress in Ukraine, Ukrainian attacks on Russian infrastructure, rising prices, and the devaluation of the ruble. Russians also face fears of a broader social and economic crisis, with warnings that Russia’s global competitiveness is declining. Despite these challenges, President Putin maintains a confident tone, affirming that the damages will be repaired with government support. The crises have immediate impacts on citizens' daily lives, and restrictions on political opposition within Russia are increasing. "Black August" is seen as an indicator of deep pressures faced by Russia amid escalating internal and external tensions.
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