According to CoinMeta, after experiencing its first contraction in three years, the Russian economy is expected to grow in the second quarter. However, the escalating drone attacks from Ukraine in deeper regions of Russia are threatening this fragile recovery momentum. According to a survey by Bloomberg among economists, the median forecast indicates that Russia's economy will grow by 0.9% year-on-year in the second quarter, following a decline in the first quarter. Persistent government spending that exceeds budget plans remains the main driver of economic growth during wartime, and although double-digit wage increases have increased pressure on corporate profits, they have supported resilient consumer demand. In addition, an increase in working days may also boost the annual economic growth rate and reverse the negative impact of the previous quarter.