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Zelensky names the conditions Kyiv will not accept ahead of possible talks in November

In an interview with 1+1, Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine’s security guarantees cannot be determined by Russia, and urged partners not to rush into lifting sanctions against Moscow before the leaders’ meeting. Possible talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US are being discussed for November: the Kremlin is considering a date after November 4, and Abu Dhabi was previously named as the venue.

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In Russia, diabetes patients complain about a glucagon shortage

According to Izvestia, in at least 33 regions, diabetes patients have difficulty obtaining glucagon — a medication for emergency care when blood glucose drops sharply. Obtaining it through subsidized programs takes from two weeks to several months, and the price of the medication has risen from 700 to 14,000 rubles.

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Gryzlov: Russia and Belarus are ready to repel a threat of any scale

Russian Ambassador to Minsk Boris Gryzlov stated that the Union State is capable of responding to military aggression of any scale, recalling the tactical nuclear weapons stationed in Belarus and the combat duty of the Oreshnik systems. He also noted Moscow's and Minsk's readiness to restore relations with Europe, provided there is a reciprocal initiative.

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CNN: About 15 Ukrainian drone specialists, according to an investigation, are helping the Tuaregs in Mali

A CNN investigation claims that Ukrainian drone specialists are supporting the Tuareg separatists of the FLA in northern Mali against the government in Bamako and its Russian allies. Kyiv has not officially confirmed involvement; Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso have already severed diplomatic relations with Ukraine, accusing it of supporting armed groups. A CNN investigation claims that Ukrainian drone specialists are supporting the Tuareg separatists of the FLA in northern Mali against the Bamako government and its Russian allies. Kyiv has not officially confirmed its involvement; Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso have already severed diplomatic relations with Ukraine, accusing it of supporting armed groups.

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Europe's five biggest military powers to name Russia the main threat

The defence ministers of France, Germany, Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom (E5) met in Paris on 26 October and, in a joint statement, are expected to name Russia the most acute and long-term threat to the security of the continent. The statement also records Europe's greater responsibility for its own security and continued support for Ukraine.

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Russia prepares a registry of foreign workers: what will change for migrants

Russia plans to introduce organized recruitment of foreign workers — a targeted hiring system based on electronic registries of employers and employees. The first stage of the experiment is expected from March 1, 2027, and the second after January 1, 2029. The draft is at the discussion stage, and the final timelines and rules depend on the law to be adopted.

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Expert explains what excessive electricity consumption threatens Russians with

Housing and utilities expert Dmitry Bondar told Gazeta.Ru that with suspiciously high energy consumption, utility companies may go to court: if commercial use of the grid is proven, the owner will be required to pay the difference at commercial rates. There are no penalties for ordinary consumption by household appliances, and suppliers have no right to cut off power solely for high consumption.

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Former Ukrainian official suggests the conflict could end through a “global agreement” among leaders

Former deputy head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Kostiantyn Yeliseyev said the conflict could be settled within a global agreement involving China and the United States. According to him, the negotiation track is currently seeing “reconnaissance in force,” and American negotiators are trying to push Kyiv toward “capitulation.” Earlier, Putin declared readiness for trilateral talks.

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