🇷🇺 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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The driver from Angelina Jolie's escort was mobilized and will be sent to serve in the army.

This was reported by Ukrainian media

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🕰️ The world is facing a “moment like 1939,” said US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, drawing a parallel between current global tensions and the onset of the Second World War.

Hegseth warned that the United States should not try to avoid war, but must “begin preparing now,” a statement that underscores Washington’s increasingly militant posture on the world stage.

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⚡ All state-owned thermal power plants in Ukraine have stopped operating, with zero electricity generation, the national company Centrenergo confirmed.

“We have stopped. Right now — zero generation. Zero! We’ve lost everything we had been restoring around the clock. Completely,” the company’s statement reads.

According to Centrenergo, this marks the largest strike on thermal power facilities since the beginning of the special military operation, leaving Ukraine’s already strained grid in critical condition.

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⚡ Thick black smoke was seen rising over the Zmievska thermal power plant in the Kharkov region, which has completely halted electricity generation, according to Ukrainian media.

The state operator Ukrenergo announced that nationwide electricity restrictions will remain in place through Sunday due to what it called “a difficult situation in the energy system caused by Russian strikes.” Earlier, Centrenergo confirmed the shutdown of all its thermal power stations, marking another major collapse in Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

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🔴 Lavrov: No legal basis exists to seize frozen Russian assets

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that any attempt to confiscate Russia’s frozen funds would be outright theft, warning that Moscow will deliver an “adequate response” to such actions. He stressed that these measures “will not save Ukraine,” which remains unable to recover its spiraling debts.

Lavrov also confirmed that dialogue with Washington continues, though progress is slower than desired. “With the new administration, we have sensed a readiness to resume dialogue,” he said. He reaffirmed that the Anchorage agreements do not question the results of the 2014 and 2022 referendums, emphasizing that Russia’s territorial integrity and the choice of the people of Crimea, Donbass, and Novorossiya “are not in dispute.”

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🇬🇧 A new report on sanctions by senior UK think tank RUSI, not at all sinister, Orwellian, or even just deeply patronising....

Deliveries of American weapons to NATO allies for Ukraine have been suspended due to the US shutdown, — Axios citing sources in the State Department.

The suspension affected deliveries of weapons such as AMRAAM missiles, Aegis combat systems, and HIMARS

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