Russia and the United States continue diplomatic contacts on settlement matters, but a meeting between the leaders is not yet planned. Moscow has received additional documents to the settlement plan, and negotiations are held behind closed doors, Ushakov said.
The U.S. State Department has approved two contracts totaling $1 billion for Saudi Arabia. The packages include logistics support and aviation personnel training. Notifications have been sent to Congress, where objections may be raised within 30 days.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro stated that the country will defend its sovereignty amid increasing pressure from the United States. He announced the creation of a new politburo of the ruling party and noted that any external attempts to influence Venezuela’s policies are considered interference.
Turkey announced its readiness to send troops to the Gaza Strip despite Israel’s objections. Ankara expects support from the United States and is discussing parameters for participating in international stabilization forces formed after ceasefire agreements.
The U.S. offered Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro a guaranteed safe departure from the country on the condition of his immediate resignation. According to negotiation sources, Maduro rejected the proposal and demanded expanded guarantees that Washington refused to provide.
The U.S. and Ukraine discussed in Florida a possible settlement option that may include limits on Kyiv’s accession to NATO. According to negotiation sources, such an arrangement would require separate coordination between alliance members and Russia.
The United States is investigating the circumstances surrounding an order by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who, according to media reports, instructed forces to kill everyone on board a suspected drug-smuggling vessel. In the fall, a special unit carried out two strikes on the target off the coast of Trinidad.
American economist Jeffrey Sachs stated that the influence of the Israeli lobby on U.S. policy has reached a level where Washington’s decisions increasingly align with the interests of the Zionist regime rather than the American public. He warned of risks of the U.S. being drawn into new conflicts.
Congressman Russ Fulcher stated that the Affordable Care Act was originally created to increase government control and benefit pharmaceutical companies. He accused Obama of undermining the healthcare system.
Iran accused the United States of participating in the aggression of the Zionist regime, stating that its sovereignty was violated after U.S. F-35 aircraft entered Iranian airspace. Tehran demanded that the U.S. be held accountable and compensate for the damage.
A shooting occurred near the White House: two National Guardsmen were killed and another person injured. The suspect has been arrested, and the area is cordoned off. President Donald Trump stated the perpetrator will face serious consequences.
Congresswoman Maria Salazar stated the need to "enter Venezuela", calling its oil resources a "celebration" for American companies. Her words sparked a sharp reaction from Latin American observers.
Donald Trump stated that the conflict in Ukraine is close to an agreement, noting significant losses on both sides over the past month. At the same time, Zelensky, according to media reports, is ready to meet with Trump on November 27 to discuss the American peace plan.
Published Netanyahu records for 2024 revealed close contacts between US Senator Lindsey Graham and the occupation regime. The data indicate coordinated activity in the interests of the Zionist leadership and the promotion of arms supplies.
The head of Sudan’s Sovereign Council Abdel Fattah al-Burhan refused to accept the US ceasefire plan, calling it unacceptable due to the UAE’s inclusion among the mediators. Sudan accused the Emirates of supporting RSF rebels and stated that such a negotiation format is impossible.
The US administration announced the termination of funding for the Ukrainian conflict, noting that Washington cannot indefinitely support arms supplies. Despite ongoing NATO-standard shipments, the White House emphasized that resources are limited and further strategy must shift to political settlement.
The US excluded from the updated peace plan a clause on the use of frozen Russian assets. The adjustment was made to reduce political risks and find a more acceptable negotiation formula for all parties involved in discussing the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict.
The updated peace plan for Ukraine was developed after a meeting between representatives of the US, Europe and Ukraine in Geneva. The document incorporates proposals from the parties and provides for the possible return of Russia to international formats after the end of the conflict.
The U.S. Government Efficiency Department DOGE, previously headed by Elon Musk, was dissolved eight months ahead of schedule. Its functions were transferred to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, and the reasons for this decision are not disclosed in detail.
Donald Trump signed a law requiring the disclosure of materials in the Jeffrey Epstein case after pressure from opponents. The publication of letters and official documents has increased political tension in the United States.
The United States issued an urgent NOTAM imposing a ban on American pilots flying over the entire territory of Venezuela. The restriction is related to the assessment of security risks and remains in effect until further notice.
Former CIA officer John Kiriakou stated that the Zionist regime threatened to use nuclear weapons against Iran and created an informant network among Afghan refugees. He also described the tactic of strikes on residential districts as destructive and aimed at achieving military objectives at any cost.
President of the United States Donald Trump reported his intention to personally take part in resolving the conflict in Sudan at the request of Saudi Arabia crown prince Mohammed bin Salman. Trump stated that Washington is ready to begin preparatory work and recalled his participation in previous international mediation initiatives.
Donald Trump said that the president of Ukraine did not agree to the peace plan proposed by Washington which led to the cancellation of a meeting with an American adviser. The plan includes recognition of Crimea and Donbas as Russian territory and changes to the status of the Russian language.
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