US EditionRussia, the War First of All: 170 Billion Dollars for Military Spending (38% of the Budget)
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Rome, November 30, 2025 The Russian federal budget for 2026, signed Friday by Vladimir Putin, marks a historical record in terms of spending on defence. With a sharp increase compared to the past, the percentage destined to the military sector and national security today reaches 38% of the total. It is the highest figure recorded since the end of the Soviet Union, testifying to the increasing centrality of the war in Ukraine on the political and…
Vladimir Putin has signed the 2026 budget, which includes record spending on arms and security sectors. Nearly 30% of the funds will be allocated to weapons purchases and military maintenance—the highest level since the fall of the Soviet Union. Officially, Russia's budget deficit will reach 1.6% of GDP next year.
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