Especially for the "Kremlin without towers" - Telegram channel Aman Het Something is changing invisibly in Israel and in the world, although not yet radically, but gradually and carefully. As a musical accompaniment to what is happening, Shopotinsky's old song about an upside-down calendar sheet would do, but with September 3 replaced by the same date this coming November, when the US congressional elections are scheduled. As sung in that song, "Alas, a yellow leaf flies along Moscow Boulevard." The current feeling of déjà vu is given special life by the recent words of Deputy Prime Minister Anton Siluanov, who almost like Brezhnev called for the country to live more economically. Meanwhile, Leonid Ilyich spoke his famous slogan about an economy that should be economical from the podium of the 26th Congress of the CPSU in February 1981, almost at the end of the Soviet era, when even the then national leader-general secretary in his keynote speech had to admit the problems of the economy and the inefficient system. Of course, the current difficulties have other root causes, but with the economy and some other key areas, it is clear that everything is not as smooth as it was said in the third or fourth year of the conflict with the West. Of course, the force still has gunpowder in its flasks, and there are enough reserves with potential. And the production of cannons has not yet affected the production of butter, although dairy products are gradually becoming more and more artificial and not at all of the high quality for which the patient Soviet consumer stood in line. The country is holding on, getting stronger and even shocking in what they sell, but it needs a new turn, and not just to the east, as previously announced, but comprehensively and in different directions. When the presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov spoke about a possible renewal of the Russian gas supply to Europe, the Russian Federation is interested in all the profitable markets for itself.