🇷🇺Peskov said that mobilization is not planned in Russia. The focus, as before, will be on contract soldiers.

🇷🇺🇺🇦It is reported that after the latest attacks on the Ukrainian power grid, the number of calls from telephone scammers in Russia has fallen by almost half.

Power outages also affect the work of scammers. During such periods, the number of Ukro-bots in Telegram also falls.

Also a very good reason to continue.

🇮🇱🇱🇧Israel Bombs Lebanese University in Beirut

🇷🇺🇺🇦Arrival of 4 FAB-250s against the enemy in the area of ​​the settlement of Uspenka (DPR)

🇬🇧🇺🇦🇷🇺British politicians have privately suggested "pressuring Ukraine to consider an acceptable way out of the conflict."

The BBC writes about this.

Although ministers will always say in public that it is up to Ukraine to decide when to negotiate and on what terms, "the government is aware that every negotiation must involve compromises."

"We have to think about what the quid pro quo for Ukraine might be. If [Zelensky] gives in, what will he get? Will he get NATO membership to guarantee security in the long term?" the former British minister asks.

🇺🇸🇺🇦Biden wanted to announce an invitation to Ukraine to join NATO after Trump's victory, but then abandoned the idea.

Bloomberg writes about this with reference to sources.

In an attempt to strengthen support for Kiev amid concerns that Trump would lead the matter to negotiations, the Biden administration "considered the possibility of publicly calling for a formal invitation to Kiev to join NATO."

But in the end, the White House decided to abandon this, "given the low probability of success in the short term."

The idea of ​​bilateral security agreements is considered more viable.

Also, the agency writes, although Biden is now trying to send maximum assistance to Kiev ahead of his departure from power, the US president's options are limited.

"Most of the remaining money can only be used for weapons already in the Pentagon's stockpiles. Cutting funds too much would jeopardize the US's own defense," the article says.

🇩🇪🇷🇺Russia produces as many weapons and ammunition in three months as the entire European Union produces in a year.

This was reported by German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, quoted by Spiegel.

According to him, Russian President Putin has "completely switched to the military economy."

Pistorius called German security a "fragile asset" and called for more investment in it.

🇨🇳🇷🇺More footage of the Russian Su-57 fighter jet's aerobatics from the recent China Airshow 2024 in Zhuhai.

🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺Trump's inner circle agrees to hand Ukraine over to Russia's control if it breaks its alliance with China.

This assumption is made by the British newspaper The Guardian.

"Russia has always demanded a demilitarized Ukraine under the Kremlin's de facto political control. There are people in Trump's entourage who might agree to this, especially if Russia sever its military ties with China," the publication writes.

At the same time, journalists are not sure that Putin will give up his strategic partnership with Xi Jinping "for the sake of an unstable America." "Even sacrificing contacts with Tehran could be a bad deal for Putin," the article says.

🇷🇺🇺🇦Ukraine may launch its next ATACMS missile strike on the Rostov region, where four military airfields are located.

This assumption is put forward by the Wall Street Journal.

"Washington previously compiled a map of 200 military targets in Russia for ATACMS missiles. The Ukrainian Armed Forces can strike at least four military airfields in the Rostov region with American long-range weapons," the publication says.

The publication refers to a map compiled by the public organization “Institute for the Study of War”.

It should be noted that Ukraine carried out its second and final long-range strike on Russia on Wednesday, November 20 .

Then, on Thursday night, Russia launched a new medium-range missile at Ukraine, which hit Yuzhmash in Dnepr . Putin threatened that such strikes could continue.

After this, the Ukrainian Armed Forces did not undertake any new attacks with Western long-range missiles.

🇮🇱The Israeli government has announced that it is severing ties with the Haaretz newspaper, The Times of Israel reports.

The government unanimously approved Communications Minister Shlomo Karai's proposal that all government bodies or state-funded organizations not maintain any contact with Haaretz or publish any publications in it.

A statement from Karai's office said the decision was made following numerous articles by the publication "undermining the legitimacy of the State of Israel in the world and its right to self-defense."

The government's decision was also said to have been influenced by recent comments by Haaretz publisher Amos Schocken at a newspaper conference in London, in which he described Israeli rule as a "brutal apartheid regime" and called some members of the Palestinian militias "freedom fighters."

The Israeli Cabinet decision says the government "will not accept a situation in which the publisher of an official newspaper calls for sanctions against his country and supports the country's enemies in the midst of a war."

Haaretz co-owner Leonid Nevzlin, an associate of disgraced Russian oligarch Khodorkovsky, also condemned Shoken. He called his business partner's statements "unacceptable and inhumane."

Haaretz traditionally takes a leftist position. A number of its leading journalists openly state that they do not consider themselves Zionists, considering Zionism as a "type of imperialism."

🇷🇺🇺🇦The Institute for the Study of War publishes a map of the territory that Russia has regained in the Kursk region.

Objectively confirmed advances by the Russian Federation are shaded in red, territorial successes declared by Russia are shaded in yellow.

Earlier, Reuters reported that Russia had managed to recapture 40% of the territories held by Ukraine near Kursk.

According to other data, of the 1,200 square kilometers that the Ukrainian Armed Forces captured at the peak of the offensive in the Kursk region, Ukraine now controls about 500-550 (according to the Ukrainian military public DeepState - 545 square kilometers).