This blog post is a tutorial on creating a CSV file to import into Anki using Tatoeba sentences, a frequency list, and pre-downloaded Wiktionary entries.

You can find the frequency dictionary file (freqdict.csv) here and the Tatoeba sentences directly from their website.

Here is a compiled list of immersion-based learning resources for Russian, some of which I have used myself.

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Support for local dictionaries such as StarDict, Migaku, and JSON has been added to ssmtool in version 0.3. This means you can use them for offline use, or if Wiktionary do not have good coverage for your language.

Support for local frequency lists have been added in version 0.5. This information is displayed on the LCD counter widget on the window which should help you decide whether to add a card (you might want to prioritize adding a note with a word at frequency rank 5000, rather than another one at 40000).