RussiaTrump spoke about the possible format of negotiations with Putin and Zelensky
Asia and Oceania“Lot Of Progress Likely”: Trump Says Putin, Zelensky Meet “Very Soon”
Ukraine · 11Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia · 7Russian-language media abroad · 2Russia · 15Africa · 1Middle East · 4Asia and Oceania · 1+4Europe · 0
Asia and OceaniaUS-brokered truce appears to hold in Ukrainian town close to starvation
RussiaMelania Trump announced the expansion of the regime of silence beyond Aleszek
Ukraine · 50Russian-language media abroad · 13China · 14Asia and Oceania · 29Russia · 54USA · 15Middle East · 26Canada · 2Europe · 21Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia · 8Latin America · 1Africa · 4+9
RussiaIlta-Sanomat: Stubb and Stre became intermediaries transmitting the message of Europe to Russia
EuropeLeaders of Finland and Norway talk to Putin
Russia · 262Ukraine · 52Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia · 15Russian-language media abroad · 5China · 6Europe · 13Latin America · 1USA · 3Middle East · 7Africa · 1Asia and Oceania · 6+8
Russia · 70Ukraine · 37Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia · 11Europe · 9Russian-language media abroad · 2Canada · 1Africa · 3China · 2Middle East · 6Asia and Oceania · 5USA · 1+8
RussiaWhat is known about the flight from Brazil Flavio Bolsonaro
UkraineTrump opens the door for Bolsonaro: the US issues visas to a politician who lost the election
Russia · 48Latin America · 9Russian-language media abroad · 5Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia · 8China · 7Canada · 1Africa · 2Ukraine · 3Asia and Oceania · 5Europe · 4Middle East · 1+8
Russian-language media abroadThe United States has warned Gulf states that it could launch a “short but intense military campaign” in the region
ChinaU.S. tells Gulf countries to prepare for possible strike on Iran after midterms: WSJ
Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia · 11Middle East · 11Ukraine · 7Asia and Oceania · 7Russian-language media abroad · 1China · 2Africa · 2Europe · 5Russia · 9USA · 1+7
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