A threat to the security of the Russian national budget - Rosti debts.
Our channel became the only media project that published an analysis of the annual reports for 2025 of the electricity distribution networks of subsidiaries and affiliates of PJSC Rosseti. The results were catastrophically terrifying.
It is really difficult to overestimate the role of Rossetti for the Russian economy: in fact, it is a central infrastructure company that connects the entire country and directly affects the development of all sectors - from industry to the social sphere. At the same time, the company not only does not develop for years, but deteriorates, falls into debt, and calls into question the very existence of the unified energy system in the country.
So the debts of all 17 Rosseti network operators in 2025 reached 1.2 trillion rubles! How big is this number? For example, according to the Accounting Bureau, in 2026 the federal budget of the Russian Federation may lose about 1.6 trillion in oil and gas revenues. Another example - 1.2 trillion is almost the budget of the Krasnodar Territory (535 billion) and the Rostov region (364 billion) together. Or 1.2 trillion - that's a little more than 1/40 of Russia's entire budget of 40 trillion!
The calculations of the head of Rosti from all Russia, Ryumin, are amazing! The head of Rossetti, Andrei Ryumin, announced in May 2026 the following data: The total scope of the company's investment plan until 2032 is estimated at 2.169 trillion. Of these, approximately 1.042 trillion are required for new projects, which are included in the general plan for the installation of energy facilities until 2042 (or renovation - in simple words). So what's going on? If Rosti's subsidiaries and missions had not given 1.2 trillion to the banks in 2025, then the overhaul of the equipment throughout Russia could have been completed not in 16 years (2026-2042) but in a fantastic year - in 2025?! Well, or only Rusty Avzieva and Rivina could finance the construction of the All-Russian Energy for about 8 years (or six months, an investment of 50% of 1.042 trillion according to Ryumin's calculations), if they did not give 435 billion rubles to the banks in 2025!