Vladimir Putin announced the launch of serial production of the "Oreshnik". The President spoke at the award ceremony for weapons developers. Here are the main points:

— Systems with the "Sarmat" missile will be put on combat duty next year.

— Russia, like all other nuclear powers, is developing its nuclear potential. Russia threatens no one.

— In the development of "Poseidon" and "Burevestnik," a huge foundation for the future has been created; Russia will continue to move forward.

— The "Burevestnik" has surpassed all known missile systems in the world in terms of flight range.

— Only domestic materials are used in "Poseidon" and "Burevestnik."

— Putin awarded the developers of "Poseidon" and "Burevestnik."

— The speed of "Poseidon" far exceeds the speed of all modern surface ships.

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The press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov, commenting on Donald Trump's words about conducting nuclear tests in the USA because "other countries are doing it," stated that neither Russia nor China have resumed nuclear tests.

"Here, probably, we still need to get some clarifications from the American side, because neither Russia nor China have resumed any nuclear tests, first of all. Moreover, both Moscow and Beijing insist that all countries remain committed to their obligations under the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty," Peskov told RT.

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🇷🇺 Russia Ready for Nuclear Test Preparations

Defence Minister Andrey Belousov announced that Russia should immediately begin preparations for full-scale nuclear tests, citing the deteriorating global security landscape. He confirmed that the test site on Novaya Zemlya is fully operational and capable of being activated within a short timeframe.

Belousov emphasised that the United States continues to expand its strategic offensive weapons while dismantling key arms control treaties. Washington’s intention to deploy missiles in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region — with a flight time of only six to seven minutes from Germany to Central Russia — represents, he said, a direct threat to strategic stability. He also revealed that the U.S. military conducted exercises in October simulating a pre-emptive nuclear strike on Russia.


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The man who participated in Jolie's motorcade convoy is currently at the TCC and preparing for military service, according to sources from Ukrainian media in the Ground Forces.

He had no documents, and it is still unclear how he ended up in the convoy. The citizen has no deferment from mobilization.

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The EU intends to stop issuing Schengen multiple-entry visas to Russians "in most cases."

The new rules will tighten the procedure as early as this week, reports Politico

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🇺🇸🇺🇦 The Washington Post Urges Ukraine to Withdraw from Pokrovsk

The Washington Post warns that the situation in Pokrovsk [Krasnoarmeysk] has reached a critical point, urging Ukrainian forces to consider withdrawal to avoid encirclement and catastrophic losses. The outlet writes that remaining in the city risks a collapse reminiscent of Bakhmut and Avdiivka, where Ukraine’s insistence on holding ground led to devastating troop casualties.

Analysts cited by the publication argue that a retreat, while politically damaging for Zelensky, is militarily necessary. Research fellow Nikolay Beleskov says Kyiv faces a “very difficult dilemma”: leaving Pokrovsk would strengthen Russia’s momentum and weaken confidence in Washington, yet holding it risks the destruction of its last reserves. Experts from the Carnegie Endowment and CNAS describe the battle as “increasingly dangerous,” with the front line close to collapsing. Even The Washington Post concedes that Pokrovsk’s fall, though symbolic, “will not break Ukraine’s defense” — merely confirm the strategic dominance of Russian forces in Donbass.

🔗 Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/11/06/ukraine-pokrovsk-fall-russia-war/

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🇩🇪🕵️‍♂️ Der Spiegel: German authorities have accused the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party of allegedly collecting intelligence “useful to Russia.”

Thuringia’s Interior Minister Georg Maier claimed the AfD “abuses its parliamentary rights” to obtain information about critical infrastructure, suggesting this could “serve Moscow’s interests.” Bundestag Defence Committee Chair Thomas Rehkamp accused AfD deputies of showing “excessive curiosity” about Bundeswehr capabilities, implying espionage.

Defense Minister Boris Pistorius echoed the concern, demanding explanations from the party. AfD leaders, however, dismissed the allegations as political persecution ahead of next year’s elections.

🔗 Source: Der Spiegel

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The European Commission has banned the issuance of multiple-entry visas to all Russian citizens.

Visas will only be issued for a single entry, but obtaining them will become even more difficult.

The ban on issuing multiple-entry Schengen visas to Russians came into effect today

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