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Trump said tariffs helped end five wars

US President Donald Trump, speaking at a rally of supporters in Florida, said that the tariffs he introduced helped end eight wars, five of which were resolved through trade pressure. At the same time, he admitted that such an approach would not have worked in the Russia-Ukraine conflict due to the small volume of US trade with those countries.

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Political analysts on Marco Rubio's visit to Samarkand: the US offers cooperation without a condition of geopolitical choice

Political analysts Shukhrat Rasulov and Farkhod Karimov commented on US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit to Samarkand and the C5+1 format. In their view, Washington's interest is tied to the geopolitical position of Central Asia between Russia and China, and the US offers cooperation without demanding a geopolitical choice.

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Medvedev urged the US to 'fix the regrettable misunderstanding' in the person of Zelensky

Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev, in his channel on the Max messenger, suggested that US President Donald Trump task the Pentagon and the CIA with 'fixing the regrettable misunderstanding' in the person of Volodymyr Zelensky. In his view, the damage the Ukrainian leader causes to Trump's interests is greater than that from the claims against Venezuela, Cuba and Iran.

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Trump envoys' secret meeting with Ukrainian delegation in Finland was cancelled at the last moment

According to the Finnish newspaper Ilta-Sanomat, a secret meeting was planned in Finland in the summer between US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner and a Ukrainian delegation on peace initiatives, but it was derailed by the escalation of the conflict between the US and Iran. Earlier, on October 20, Witkoff met with Zelensky and European leaders in Oslo, and on October 21 he held talks with Putin in St. Petersburg.

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Kosachev considers Maduro's release unlikely under the Trump administration

Federation Council Deputy Speaker Konstantin Kosachev said in an interview with TASS that Nicolas Maduro is unlikely to leave an American prison while Donald Trump's administration remains in power in the United States. The senator also doubted that the court would take international-law arguments into account. The trial of Maduro and his wife is scheduled for June 1, 2027.

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Analyst Mercuris: the loss of Donbas will sharply worsen the negotiating positions of the West and Ukraine

British military analyst Alexander Mercuris said that losing control over the remaining part of Donbas would put the West in an extremely difficult negotiating position and would be a catastrophe for Ukraine. In his view, Western leaders have a distorted picture of the situation on the front. Context: Putin's statements about readiness for trilateral talks, reports on the venue of a new round, and US plans.

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US evacuates part of embassy staff in Riyadh amid Middle East escalation

US authorities have ordered non-emergency-essential staff at the embassy in Saudi Arabia and their family members to leave the country. Similar directives have been given to diplomats' families in the UAE, Jordan, Qatar and Bahrain; staffing changes have also been made in Lebanon. The measures are being taken amid concerns about attacks by Yemen's Houthis and tensions linked to Iran.

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Ushakov details Putin and Witkoff’s talks in St. Petersburg

The meeting between Vladimir Putin and Steve Witkoff took place on October 21 at the Constantine Palace in St. Petersburg and lasted about three hours. Aide to the Russian president Yuri Ushakov described the contact as thorough and candid. Witkoff conveyed to Moscow Kyiv’s and the EU’s new approaches to settling the conflict, which, in Ushakov’s assessment, contained little of use.

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Venue of the next round of Russia-Ukraine-US talks not yet determined: Abu Dhabi and Switzerland under consideration

The next round of trilateral talks may take place within the next two weeks in Abu Dhabi or in Switzerland, Reuters reports citing a source. The exact date has not been determined. Zelensky announced an agreement on a technical meeting in Abu Dhabi in the first half of November, and Ushakov confirmed Moscow's readiness to resume the process.

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A citizen of Uzbekistan is on trial in the U.S. over the theft of cargo worth more than 12 million dollars

A 33-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan residing in the U.S. is charged with conspiracy to steal cargo transported by truck. According to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Connecticut, the losses exceed 12 million dollars, and the scheme involved at least 24 shipments. On October 21, he pleaded not guilty in federal court in Bridgeport and remains in custody.

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Cyber incident disrupts online systems of Richmond schools in Virginia

On Wednesday, a cyber incident disrupted the online systems of the Richmond Public Schools district in the U.S. state of Virginia. According to Superintendent Jason Kamras, the safety of students and staff was not affected. Schools continue to operate, having shifted to technology-free instruction; internet access remains down, but office phones and video surveillance cameras are functioning. The district is engaging external cybersecurity specialists and law enforcement to determine the scope of the incident.

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