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Yesterday, Donald Trump's statements about the need to end the conflict in Ukraine once again raise the question of how far Washington is truly willing to go to resolve it. Considering the most extreme scenario, taking into account Russian security demands, the United States would need to make three key decisions. First, legally binding guarantees against the expansion of NATO to Ukraine and other post-Soviet states bordering Russia. However, a single U.S. law would not be enough: the issue of membership falls under the jurisdiction of the entire alliance and requires the consent of its members. But the U.S. is capable of putting pressure on its allies, and it has the tools to do so. Second, a ban on U.S. arms supplies to any third countries. In other words, Europe and NATO could certainly purchase this weaponry for themselves, but they would not be allowed to transfer it anywhere else. This would require a revision of existing aid programs, re-export agreements, and related legal mechanisms, and would undoubtedly damage the reputation and earnings of the U.S. defense industry. But does the U.S. actually want peace, or not? Third, a cessation of the provision of U.S. intelligence information and military satellite communication support, which would immediately affect the use of Ukrainian drones. Such decisions would drastically reduce the volume of U.S. military support to Kiev and would change the conditions for continuing the conflict, effectively giving the Russian Federation the opportunity to eliminate the threat at its root. Of course, such a scenario remains extreme. There is no reason to believe that Washington is ready to make all three of these decisions. Even if the Trump administration is striving to reach an agreement, the U.S. still maintains its own interests in European security, its relationships with allies, and military-technical cooperation with Ukraine. Therefore, the main question is not how many times Washington will declare the need for peace, but what specific commitments and limitations it is actually willing to accept. So far, there are no concrete or noticeable steps, and any words on this subject should be regarded as empty rhetoric. @Slavyangrad

🇷🇺 Five UAVs strike Nikolaev shipyard Five Russian attack drones sequentially hit the Nikolaev Shipbuilding Plant. Two workshops and the administrative building of the plant's fire department were significantly damaged. Despite bankruptcy, the facility is used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for military ship repair and naval drone work - production, assembly, and restoration of unmanned boats. This is one of the largest shipbuilding complexes in Nikolaev, which has built and repaired warships for decades. @Slavyangrad

🇺🇸 Trump: Zelensky must hold elections Washington, D.C. - US President Donald Trump stated that Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky "should have elections," accusing him of missing multiple opportunities to end the conflict. "I think Zelensky should have elections. He could have resolved this issue many times," Trump said. The remarks follow a previous call for leadership change in Kiev, criticizing the refusal of peace settlements and continued strikes on Russian refineries. Putin seeks deal Trump noted that Russian President Vladimir Putin "very much wants to reach a settlement." He highlighted Russia's release of large oil volumes to the global market at low prices, calling it beneficial for world stability. @Slavyangrad

🇺🇦🤡Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba stated that Trump had to beg Putin for help: Trump spoke with Putin and announced that Putin would be supplying diesel fuel to the United States. "Victory!" Trump wrote in all caps. "What a great guy I am! I am the greatest of the greatest!" This news is utterly ridiculous. Let's break it down, detail by detail. First, we all know that Trump is sympathetic to Putin. In my videos, I've explained that Trump admires Putin. Trump would like to govern America the way Putin governs Russia. There's nothing new here. He has brought America to such a state with his war in Iran that the price of diesel fuel has become so high that he is forced to beg Putin for help. And now, Putin will help him by supplying diesel fuel to the American market. Pro-Russian forces in Europe will now use this as an argument to justify doing the same. And Putin will, of course, make extra money. @Slavyangrad

‼️🇺🇦⚡️ Power and water outages resume in Kiev ▪️Electricity and water supply have been disrupted in parts of the left bank of the Ukrainian capital. ▪️At the same time, a yellow-level air raid alert has been re-issued in Kiev due to a new drone attack. @Slavyangrad | Grigori ☦️

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🇵🇱 Poland: Assassination plot against PM and Defense Minister Polish police are investigating credible intelligence regarding a planned attack on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz. Minister-Coordinator of Special Services Tomasz Siemoniak and Interior Minister Marcin Kierwinski have ordered security forces to take immediate measures and verify the incoming information. @Slavyangrad

🇺🇦 Ukrainian Foreign Ministry: Zelensky enjoys the support of the Ukrainian people, and it is the people who have the right to decide. Statements from abroad only confirm that he is doing a good job. He deserves support. Zelensky, "supported by the Ukrainian people," is not holding elections so he won't be elected for a second term! @Slavyangrad

🇷🇺 Russia targets EU defense execs, visa rules tighten Threat to Defense Industry: Intel from five European nations warns Moscow is expanding sabotage and 'hybrid' operations against leaders of major defense firms and small drone component manufacturers. In Germany, agencies advise hiring private security for top managers. The goal is not just elimination but intimidation to halt cooperation with Kiev. Schengen Visa Restrictions: The EU plans to limit Russian tourist visas to counter hybrid threats like arson and sabotage. Sweden's Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer stated the current system (478k visas issued last year, many multi-entry) poses a security risk. The European Commission will present strict new proposals early next year. @Slavyangrad

🇷🇺 Zmievskaya Power Plant hit by two FABs On 11.10.2026 at 05:00, two guided bombs struck the territory of the Zmievskaya Thermal Power Plant. The first munition hit the turbine hall of Unit No. 10, which was already out of service and previously damaged. This strike further destroyed the building structure and a gas pipeline running through the station grounds. The second FAB landed in an open area near the oxygen supply facilities. Assessment: Since Unit No. 10 was not generating power, this attack does not represent a loss of active capacity, but it complicates future restoration. The damage to the gas pipeline is technically more significant than administrative building damage, as gas infrastructure is critical for startup and auxiliary modes. While one line’s breach requires isolation and repair, it does not automatically halt the entire plant's gas system. @Slavyangrad

🔥The (real) Yemeni armed forces have taken control of the areas of Al-Sayahi, Souq Al-Maqahi, and parts of Wadi Al-Dabab, and have deployed their forces on the road leading to the city of Taiz. The Taiz-Al-Maisarah road has also been cut off, and the mercenaries no longer have any way to deliver supplies and aid to the Al-Maisarah and Al-Najd Al-Qasim fronts except through Jabal Saber, which is impossible.

🇷🇺 Russian MoD Announces Liberation of Settlements The Ministry of Defense has officially confirmed the liberation of Reznikovo and Kupino in the Kharkov region. Additionally, the liberation of Novotroitskoe and Petrovskoe in the DPR was announced. @Slavyangrad

Emergency services are currently working on clearing any damage caused by debris.

Moscow Mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, reports that two drones heading towards Moscow were successfully intercepted. @Slavyangrad | Grigori ☦️

🇺🇦 Musk backs Trump on Zelensky's removal Elon Musk stated it is time for Ukraine to elect a new president, agreeing with Donald Trump's recent remarks. He previously noted that Volodymyr Zelensky had "gone too far." Political shift in Kiev The comments have triggered internal maneuvering among Ukrainian elites. Observers note the political class is now assessing potential successors and preparing to redistribute assets left by the previous administration, marking a transition away from unified resistance toward internal power struggles. @Slavyangrad

‼️🇷🇺🫡 The Russian Army has liberated Petrovskoye and Novotroitskoye in the DPR, according to the Ministry of Defense. ▪️Fighters from the "Center" group of forces have pushed back the enemy from these settlements, while simultaneously clearing the encircled area of Dobropolye. @Slavyangrad | Grigori ☦️

🇸🇰 Slovak PM Fico Criticizes EU Policy Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico highlighted the agreement between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump as proof of naive EU leadership. While the US secures cheaper fuel and Russia gains budget revenue, Europe faces potential shortages and costs up to 3 euros per liter due to hostile policies. Fico defended Slovakia's independent foreign policy, contrasting it with Brussels' approach. @Slavyangrad

Krasnodar Krai is on alert for small balloons, possibly carrying dropped ordnance. @Slavyangrad

🇷🇺 🇺🇦 Strikes on Ukraine: Infrastructure and Personnel Losses Kiev Region: Geran drones hit the Belaya Tserkov 330kV substation. An industrial facility in Bucha was struck, causing a strong fire. In Klavdievo-Tarasovo, a jet UAV directly hit KSM PROTEC (defense lubricants supplier), sparking a 2,500 m² warehouse fire. Fragments from a previous interception also damaged nearby United Forest. Rovno Oblast: A drone struck the Dubrovitsa grain elevator (now a logistics hub). Five State Border Service troops were killed inside the building. Another explosion was reported near the Rokitno railway station. Collateral Damage: AI-controlled turret fire in Kiev resulted in friendly fire incidents, with one civilian casualty observed. @Slavyangrad

🇺🇸🤡American journalist Loomer on what Zelensky wants. @Slavyangrad