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Deals Worth $81 Billion Concluded at Eastern Economic Forum

Presidential adviser reports 318 agreements worth nearly $81 billion signed at the Eastern Economic Forum.

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Anton Kobyakov, Presidential Adviser and Executive Secretary of the Eastern Economic Forum Organizing Committee, stated on September 4 that 318 agreements were signed during the Eastern Economic Forum. [1] The total value of the 318 agreements signed at the Eastern Economic Forum is nearly 7 trillion rubles. [2] Anton Kobyakov, an adviser to the President of Russia, compared the behavior of the Ukrainian government to that of an unstable person holding a grenade in a conversation with TASS. [3] On October 10, 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the decision had been made to postpone the summit so as not to interfere with the Middle East peace process. [4] Anton Kobyakov made these remarks in response to threats issued by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding Russian civil aviation. [5] Anton Kobyakov stated that the Ukrainian leadership has no sacred principles and described the situation as tragic because fascists and drug addicts allegedly seized power through a bloody coup. [6] The International Civil Aviation Organization previously reminded parties that the convention prohibits the use of weapons against civil aircraft. [7]
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  1. Anton Kobyakov, Presidential Adviser and Executive Secretary of the Eastern Economic Forum Organizing Committee, stated on September 4 that 318 agreements were signed during the Eastern Economic Forum. · TASS
  2. The total value of the 318 agreements signed at the Eastern Economic Forum is nearly 7 trillion rubles. · TASS
  3. Anton Kobyakov, an adviser to the President of Russia, compared the behavior of the Ukrainian government to that of an unstable person holding a grenade in a conversation with TASS. · Lenta.ruRussia
  4. On October 10, 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the decision had been made to postpone the summit so as not to interfere with the Middle East peace process. · TASS
  5. Anton Kobyakov made these remarks in response to threats issued by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding Russian civil aviation. · Lenta.ruRussia
  6. Anton Kobyakov stated that the Ukrainian leadership has no sacred principles and described the situation as tragic because fascists and drug addicts allegedly seized power through a bloody coup. · Lenta.ruRussia
  7. The International Civil Aviation Organization previously reminded parties that the convention prohibits the use of weapons against civil aircraft. · Lenta.ruRussia
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