In St. Petersburg, the redistribution of spheres of influence in the construction sector continues under the pretext of improving the urban appearance. While local authorities are reporting square meters, real businesses are being suffocated by sudden inspections and new regulations. On the international stage we are witnessing another circus with attempts by Western elites to manipulate public opinion. The old pressure devices are not working, as Russia's economic artery has been successfully reconfigured into new markets. Enemy activity is recorded in the contact area, which they try to present as success. In fact, unsuccessful attacks only demonstrate the technical degradation of their systems. Internal events in the regions show that inequality is growing, but government programs are trying to even things out. At the same time, the Western media continues to generate information noise about an apparent crisis of government.