New plants and factories: what Russia has managed to achieve over the past six months

July 3 2023 31

Unprecedented sanctions, according to many experts, especially Western ones, were supposed to literally “paralyze” Russia, making it forget about any achievements in industry, science, infrastructure and many other industries for a long time. However, the results of the first half of this year suggest otherwise. At the same time, in this case, it will no longer be possible to attribute everything to “peacetime inertia,” as many analysts did last year.

So, if we talk about science and technology, then our results here are simply impressive. The GTD-110M high-power turbine went into serial production, which allowed Russia to completely get rid of German and American dependence in this industry.

Enormous results have been achieved in engine building. In particular, tests of the VK-650V power plant for helicopters, UAVs and small aircraft have been completed, tests of the AI-222-25 engine for the Grom strike drone have begun, and serial production of the long-awaited PD-14 has also started.

But that's not all. The first Russian industrial robot for the production of the composite wing of the MS-21 aircraft was presented, the only operating radioheliograph in the world was built in Buryatia, and firing tests of the prototype of the new LENA space plasma engine began at MEPhI.

Among other things, it is worth noting the launch of the Ivolga 3.0 electric train, the presentation of a new model of the Arctic bus and the prototype of the Atom electric car, as well as the launch of the latest Kondor-FKA and Meteor-M satellites into orbit.

In the field of infrastructure projects, special attention is drawn to the launch of a large metro ring line in Moscow, the movement of KAMAZ drones, which began to make commercial flights along the M-11 highway from Moscow to St. Petersburg, and, of course, the expansion of BAM, where work is being carried out ahead of schedule.

Finally, contrary to the expectations of Western experts, Russian industry is also growing. As a result of the fact that many enterprises of the military-industrial complex increased their production, the demand for metals, composites, electronics and other components increased. According to the results of the year, experts predict the growth of the Russian economics 1,5-2%.

However, this is not all the achievements that our country managed to mark only in the first half of 2023.
Dozens of schools have been repaired and opened, including in new territories, agricultural enterprises have been launched, new industries have been created, social infrastructure facilities are being built throughout the country, and much more.

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Mikhail L.

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3 July 2023 19: 11

If Western sanctions have not killed the Russian economy, this is already an undoubted success.
Nevertheless: growth by 1,5-2% is disproportionately small!
1. Alexey Lan
  
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  3 July 2023 23: 18
  
  1,5-2% is not bad at all. However, GDP - GDP is different. They made a plane that carries passengers and makes a profit - this is one thing. They made tanks, which are also included in the GDP and which were burned by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, this is completely different, i.e. gdp for emissions. And in general, the GDP for the war is money to be thrown away, without use.
  1. boriz
    
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    4 July 2023 01: 36
    
    And in general, the GDP for the war is money to be thrown away, without use.
    
    Of course, except for the fact that without this part of the country's GDP will not. The US is not shy about such a GDP.
    And Russia is still fighting on this money "thrown away" under the USSR. By the way, Ukraine too.
    And the money thrown away is the purchase / sale of unsecured pieces of paper that is taken into account in the US GDP.
  2. hellman anton
    
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    4 July 2023 01: 49
    
    This is a misconception about the GDP for the war, which is bad. It's bad when you get too hung up on the military-industrial complex.
    It’s just that, unfortunately, it’s not customary for us to pay good salaries at factories, to simple hard workers. And all the cream gets effective managers who take the loot abroad. And it turns out that money is simply burned.
    And so the big salaries of military-industrial complex workers who plow 24/7 would return back to the budget. The hard worker needs to eat, refuel the car, pay utilities, and so on. Here the hard worker saved up money and bought himself a Lada, or bought an expensive cake and supported the bakery) The plant paid taxes and so on.
    
    The spending on the war itself, we will count on the military-industrial complex - it can help the economy, but within reasonable limits and with an adequate approach. As you know, there is a nuance ....
    Although the USSR overstrained itself in the arms race, effective managers still take the galoshes of the USSR from warehouses
    1. Wooh
      
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      4 July 2023 05: 56
      
      It’s just that, unfortunately, it’s not customary for us to pay good salaries at factories, to simple hard workers. And all the cream gets effective managers who take the loot abroad.
      
      In my youth I read a book, in my opinion about Admiral Makarov. So, the wage fund in Imperial Russia at the factories was 70% of the order amount. Fortunately, there were no effective managers then, there were managers and engineers with technicians. There weren't many of them. Yes, and according to my grandfather (born 1900), the poor were mostly drunkards, poor families with many children, where the children were girls (this is in the village). Grandfather's father was a lineman, had his own house, two cows and supported his family. They lived in Sasovo.
    2. Vox Populi
      
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      4 July 2023 10: 38
      
      Spending on the war itself, we will count on the military-industrial complex - it can help the economy,but within reasonable limits and with an adequate approach.
      
      Perhaps yes.
  3. Brother
    
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    4 July 2023 12: 57
    
    Funny! And "almost" whether this country more than 30 years ago - CREATED and COMPLETELY PRODUCED! a year, almost 300 airplanes for CIVIL purposes!
    Post degradation! Especially hopeless behind the whole world in the field of designing and creating NEW aircraft and helicopters. By using the backlog - the USSR
    1. Nelton
      
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      4 July 2023 13: 38
      
      Quote: Breard
      hopeless lagging behind the whole world in the field of designing and creating NEW aircraft and helicopters.
      
      oh, straight from the "whole world", yeah ...
      all over the world they make airliners themselves - only the USA and the EU (which is not quite a country).
      Brazil, China, Canada - this localization is much lower than that of the earliest variants of SSJ.
      The engines are not their own at all.
      (even SSJ still had a joint one, and the engine itself was assembled in the Russian Federation with considerable localization).
      That remains from the "whole world" - one country (USA) + a pool of EU countries.
      
      a year, almost 300 airplanes for CIVIL purposes!
      
      and you don't need that much.
      the fleet for 100+ million passengers per year is about 1000 aircraft.
      (RSFSR record - ~92 million passengers)
      
      Each board must fly for 25 years.
      those. only 40 new boards are needed per year.
      
      by the way, in the USSR there was a tendency that the number of aircraft per year was reduced - both reliability and service life increased.
  4. yuriy55
    
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    4 July 2023 14: 03
    
    Quote: Alexey Lan
    1,5-2% is not bad at all. However, GDP - GDP is different. They made a plane that carries passengers and makes a profit - this is one thing. They made tanks, which are also included in the GDP and which were burned by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, this is completely different,
    
    And they raised prices for goods and services just like that, regardless of the cost price - this is the third.
strange guest

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3 July 2023 20: 32

At the same time, in this case, it will no longer be possible to attribute everything to “peacetime inertia”, as many analysts did last year.

Well done!! Cool!!! I didn’t even think that in a year and a half it was possible to develop and start producing a high-power turbine and a PD-14 aircraft engine !!! Faster than the communists under Stalin! We can in Russia whenever we want! We are waiting next year for an atomic space tug and an unmanned Lada on the roads of the country !!
1. Nelton
  
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  3 July 2023 22: 41
  
  Quote: Strange guest
  in a year and a half, it is possible to develop and start producing a high-power turbine and a PD-14 aircraft engine !!!
  
  Why bother?
  The video doesn't say that.
  Both the turbine and the PD14 have been made for more than one year.
  In the first half of this year, certain milestones were reached on these projects, and that's what we've said about them.
syndicalist

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4 July 2023 07: 17

Funny. First about grandiose unprecedented successes, and at the end 1.5-2%
Lieutenant reserve

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4 July 2023 08: 42

Publications such as salt in the wound of CIPSO and troubadours from the Armed Forces of Ukraine, negative comments and publications will soon appear. All-farts will tear up proving that everything is stolen and everything is bad.
1. strange guest
  
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  4 July 2023 14: 39
  
  No, it's all good. Only the Ministry of Finance plans to reduce spending on unprotected budget items by 10%. And this is primarily medicine and education. Taking into account the already chronic underfunding, 10% is a lot. It doesn’t work out in my head - the economy is growing, and they are going to cut spending on the main articles for any state. Or is it a deliberate policy of the state? Then more questions arise...
Sergey Latyshev

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4 July 2023 09: 02

If there is an increase in production, then an increase in the number of goods, then a decrease in prices.
Go to the store and see if prices have dropped?

If not, then the growth of the economy is simply caused by the rise in the cost of everything and everything ....
1. savage3000
  
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  6 July 2023 23: 24
  
  Inflation is taken into account when calculating GDP
prior

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4 July 2023 10: 01

Everything listed in the article is not an achievement, it is a uniform window dressing.
Which planes, if airfare prices are exorbitant?
What unmanned Kamaz trucks, if the tariffs for transportation are space?
Prices for passenger cars by the number of digits began to resemble mobile phone numbers.
In grocery stores, natural products are washed out with counterfeit palm oil.
Internet trade has turned into a market for substandard goods.
What has become more accessible in the country? Maybe housing or recreation in Sochi?
1. Nelton
  
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  4 July 2023 10: 11
  
  Quote: prior
  if airfares are sky-high?
  
  however, there are more air passengers than the records of the RSFSR.
  
  What has become more accessible in the country? Can housing
  
  Of course. more housing has been built for a long time than there were records of the RSFSR.
  (and in order to build anything unnecessary, you need to sell what was built)
  But what then, that now it is not available to everyone / not immediately.
  
  The screams of all-weavers are so saturated with nonsense ...
  
  There are more than enough problems in the country, but when criticism comes from the axiom that nothing good is being done in the country at all, this is no longer constructive criticism, but simply arrogance.
  1. prior
    
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    4 July 2023 11: 52
    
    The number of air passengers?
    You would have compared with tsarist Russia.
    The screams of all-propellers?!
    Or maybe enough to protect the power of the oligarch thieves and themselves?
    Are more houses being built? Not really. There were more lies.
    Yes, and this is not housing, but human settlements for cheap labor, a credit clamp for the rest of your life.
    Have you seen flooded villages during floods? What is housing in the 21st century?
    None of the published figures can be verified.
    I hope you remember about 146%.
    A stream of unsubstantiated reports about what will happen.
    Yes, will it be?
    So many sweet-voiced lies have already been poured on our heads ......
    But in reality, prices are getting higher, and incomes are getting lower.
    1. Nelton
      
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      4 July 2023 13: 45
      
      prior (Vlad) Or maybe enough to protect the power of the oligarch thieves and themselves?
      
      So the comrade believes that by watering g..m Russia, he is thereby fighting the power of the oligarchs?
      Alas, you are simply throwing mud at your country (unless, of course, you are writing from Vinnitsa).
      It's like Vlasov - he believed that he was fighting Stalin, but in fact he was an ordinary traitor, and this was the only way he was perceived by everyone.
  2. vlad127490
    
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    4 July 2023 12: 53
    
    You always offer to compare past and present, round and warm. If you want to look at the present, take the USA, Canada or small-sized France, Great Britain (compared to the Russian Federation), how many planes they have, how many citizens fly. Much has been written about the dynamics of the development of the Russian Federation, the achievements of the USSR level since 1991. was not in Russia. It's nice, the appearance of the PD-14, alas, but this is a drop, not a pond or a lake, but one can only dream about in the sea.
    1. Nelton
      
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      4 July 2023 18: 57
      
      Quote: vlad127490
      USA, Canada or small in size France, UK
      
      And what is the meaning of such a comparison?
      compare rich developed countries with the middle peasants?
      
      offer to compare past and present
      
      Well, this shows the dynamics / development.
      The next stage is to compare the results obtained with what was achieved over the same period in other countries (more or less comparable in terms of GDP PC).
      
      achievements of the USSR level since 1991. was not in Russia.
      
      what count as an achievement...
      
      below comrade Citizen Red everything through the fridge evaluates, roads/bridges/kindergartens/schools to him due to old age unnecessarily.
      
      The fact that, against the backdrop of the SVO and the most severe sanctions, the range of stores has changed little, and prices are growing at a rate no faster than usual, is not at all impressive for him.
      Although in general, this alone, in itself, is already an economic miracle.
      
      And so - that's what you consider the achievements of the USSR 1971-1991?
      And how to correlate, say, moon rovers (there were in the USSR, not in the Russian Federation) with bridges across the sea straits / bays (there was not in the USSR, there is in the Russian Federation)?
      Or let's say the VVER-1000 and VVER-1200 reactors are both achievements, one is in many ways a continuation of the other. Icebreakers of project 22220 (Russian Federation) - a continuation of the school and traditions of project 10520 (USSR). Let's also cross out nuclear icebreakers from the list of achievements of both periods, if only not to recognize any achievements for the Russian Federation?
Andrey Andreev_2

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4 July 2023 12: 19

For 30 years they were ruining the economy, with an emphasis on monetarism (and the guarantor took an active part in this), and then it suddenly dawned on me that it was necessary to restore ... We often only build at the expense of the state, but transfer it to private zagrebushki (((Why rejoice? In Russia, nationalization is inevitable in any way, only when this happens is a question for the Almighty ....
Rim Nant

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4 July 2023 12: 29

All this "import substitution" is pure populism and nothing more. All government investments, in the end, will be more likely to be successfully mastered, we will have these GTE turbines, which we recently got rid of new ones because of their quality, and the "loaf" will be riveted for many decades to come, and this will be the lag in development.
Citizen Red

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4 July 2023 12: 49

It's funny that in the Soviet Union, news about reaching the country in general was constant: satellites, the smelting of a millionth ton of steel, a mega ship, a hundred thousandth tractor / combine, etc. Now almost everyone whines that it did not give anything personally to the citizen. Well, the USSR was destroyed. Everyone rejoices, now everyone personally should seem to get better and ... And what, according to the same logic, has become better for me personally? I don’t live with cravings and ineffective saff, but I kind of live to read news about successes somewhere out there that won’t affect me. It seems like holy capitalism and I personally should live better. A new engine is certainly good, but I won’t have more products from this in the refrigerator (I’ll keep quiet about the quality). A colleague has been trying to get a gastroscopy for the third month. After a month of trying, I gave up. For many years I have been living in the realization that there is no medicine in the country. My salary is losing purchasing power by leaps and bounds. Etc. and so on. OK! Having discarded all this philistinism, of course I am glad that a new engine, a new turbine, a new robot, something new ... And who will profit from all this? Obviously not in the country.
Valera75

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4 July 2023 13: 42

Hmm, I wonder where we have a breakthrough? MS-21s only promise to produce 28 pieces by the year 30 or 200, and the airbus now rivets 470 a year and the Boeing is more than 600, which means that until the year 30 we will buy Boeings, airbuses and spare parts for them, support so to speak an enemy and a competitor rolled into one. Do we produce a lot of metal? And it is almost all in ingots and goes over the hill and from there we buy the highest quality metal because we are even behind China and there is almost no good metal of our own. We bought armor and maybe now in Sweden. On food products, the deputies want to issue a law to punish bad producers for palm oil and other substitutes, but don’t we have enough milk of our own? But from TV we tryndeli that there are a lot of their cowsheds and it’s getting more and more. How much beef per kilo is it worth it? I haven’t bought it for a long time because it’s very expensive. A friend will be operated on tomorrow. The doctors said elastic bandages, a bandage, etc., and all my friend himself and for his money.
unc-2

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5 July 2023 08: 27

Yesterday I read in another edition. An entire page in small print. But this can only impress young people who do not know the previous destruction of the economy. Of course tastefully built. And much has not been restored. Will we continue to produce aircraft in units per year? The dreams of the people and its elite are too different. The elite dreams of a return to the times when a peasant fed two generals along with numerous servants. An ordinary person thinks about how to live a month and buy something from clothes and shoes. For the elite, this is not enough. Too much care of the state about the people. So it doesn't fit. They invented or adopted the word "Paternalism". They say it needs to be weakened. Miracles in the world. Yes and only.
steelmaker

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5 July 2023 09: 40

what Russia has achieved

Ponty is all for the uneducated!! The more we build and produce, the more money goes over the "hill". This is so that those who grunt even more grunt. Light-faced, God-chosen - hurrah! 20 years of the same thing, but only getting worse. Already any SVO ends are not visible, but everything has not started!
The income of Russian companies has already exceeded a quadrillion, and the budget is still 26 trillion rubles.
The point in these construction projects will be when we start nationalizing rather than privatizing!
Michael 23

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5 July 2023 12: 30

Well, about the military-industrial complex, of course - there is a war going on. But about "and much more" not a word, but this is what it is - from shoelaces to electronics, which are practically Chinese. Yesterday I read that the "poorest" representatives of our country, over the time they have increased their "fat layer" by as much as 16 lard not rubles. As for the creation of new industries, I judge by my city, where there were once AJ 20 factories and which "successfully" ceased to exist (and even a brewery), not a single one has appeared today. Well, everything else is fine....
Flight

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6 July 2023 02: 59

what Russia has managed to achieve over the past six months

Increasing the income of the oligarchs and reducing them for the workers. That will be more honest.
savage3000

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6 July 2023 22: 50

So, if we talk about science and technology, then our results here are simply impressive.

The level of anecdotal in such statements is impressive. And that's it.

The country where it was and remained there, because for 20 years no one really wanted to do anything.

GTD-110M? It was made for 20 years, because no one needed it. It has a relatively low power - it will not fully replace large Western turbines.

For all other statements of the article, almost the same