🇷🇸💬 Vucic: Russia does not bluff

Vladimir Putin will not hesitate using nuclear weapon if necessary, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says.

"Some people who don't know President Putin say he won't do it, threatens in vain. Those who say that are insane. If the security of Moscow is threatened, if he sees that there is no other option, I tell you, even if he gets angry with me, he will not hesitate for a minute. He will use nuclear weapons," Vucic said.

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❗️ Ukraine has about 50 ATACMS missiles - The Times

Although the Pentagon has not given exact figures, unofficial data cited by the paper suggests that Ukraine has about 50 long-range missiles. This shows that ATACMS are still in short supply in Ukraine, the paper said.

🔄 Earlier today, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that Ukrainian forces had fired six ATACMS missiles at a facility in Russia's Bryansk region, five of which were shot down by Russian air defense systems and one of which was damaged.

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❗️Denmark announces €130 million package for Ukraine, 19 more F-16s

Denmark has delivered six F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, with 13 more to be delivered later, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said. She also announced another aid package for the Ukrainian military.

Meanwhile, speaking to reporters, Zelensky once again found time to threaten Russia with Western-made missiles.

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🥴 Brazilian TV host confuses Biden with bin Laden

Commenting on the opening session of the G20, a local TV host accidentally (or not?) referred to the American president as "bin Laden".

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Scholz 'quarrels' with Zelensky over Taurus supply - reports

The German Chancellor's firm refusal to supply Taurus missiles to Ukraine has caused "quarrels" between him and the head of the Ukrainian regime, German newspaper Bild reported, citing sources.

Scholz also reportedly became "furious" after CDU leader Friedrich Merz said that if elected chancellor, he would make Taurus part of an ultimatum to Russia to stop attacking Ukrainian infrastructure. He called such threats dangerous "machismo," the report said.

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🛰☄️ Progress MS-27 completes its flight

Roscosmos released footage of the undocking of the cargo ship, which worked for six months as part of the Russian segment of the ISS. It was successfully deorbited, entered the dense layers of the atmosphere and collapsed.

The ISS will soon see the arrival of Progress MS-29, set to launch on November 21 and dock with the station on November 23.

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⚡️ Biden approves antipersonnel mines for Ukraine — The Washington Post

Joe Biden has authorized the provision of antipersonnel land mines to Ukraine, in an attempt to stem the advance of Russian forces, the newspaper reported, citing two US officials.

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💬 'They have no pity for Ukraine or its people' — Peskov

Western politicians are ready to wage war against Russia to the last Ukrainian, but it will not help them, said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov in an interview with Faina Savenkova.

"The special military operation will continue until all its goals are achieved," Peskov stressed.

Faina Savenkova is a 16-year-old journalist from the Lugansk People's Republic. At the age of 12, she was added to the kill list of the Ukrainian government-linked Mirotvorets ("Peacekeepers").

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US Indo-Pacific Command: Conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East are 'eating into' US air defenses

Supplying both conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East is putting a strain on the US air defense inventory, says Adm. Samuel J. Paparo, commander of US Indo-Pacific Command.

"Now with some of the Patriots that have been employed, some of the air-to-air missiles that have been employed, it's eating into stocks and to say otherwise would be dishonest," Paparo said.

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Jake Sullivan: No matter what we give Ukraine, it lacks manpower

There is no straight line between the US weapons systems Ukraine has received and its performance on the battlefield, the US National Security Advisor said in a TV interview.

"It's about manpower, and Ukraine needs to do more to firm up its lines in terms of the number of forces it has on the front lines," he noted.

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🔸Biden approves antipersonnel land mines for Ukraine – reports

🔸Trump nominates Howard Lutnick for secretary of commerce

🔸Media reveals the number of ATACMS missiles Ukraine has

🔸Scholz 'quarrels' with Zelensky over Taurus supply – reports

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US should properly read Russia's nuclear doctrine and weigh the possibilities – Russian FM spokeswoman

"They'd better read this document and evaluate, weigh all the forces, possibilities and expediency. I think this situation is no longer about comments, but about actions," Maria Zakharova said, commenting on the Russian nuclear doctrine against the background of US permission for Ukraine to use Western long-range missiles to strike deep into Russia.

Haven't you read Russia's new nuclear doctrine yet? We’ve translated it for you!

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🎥🎥 Sputnik hosts roundtable discussion on BRICS potential

👉Watch the livestream here or on Sputnik's website

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💬Future world order is in the making — Russian Ambassador in India

The Kazan summit [in Russia] took place at this turning point in the history, with new powers getting a stronger voice in the global affairs, Denis Alipov said.

He also added that the BRICS phenomenon resonating stronger each year.

The results of the G20 summit in Brazil were another proof that coordination among BRICS countries is strong as ever, Russian ambassador stressed.

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Key statements by Dmitry Kiselev, Director-General of of Rossiya Segodnya, Sputnik's parent media group, at the roundtable discussion on BRICS potential:

💬Kazan summit resulted from two parallel processes that started in the early 21st century, when Vladimir Putin became president of Russia and Russia started to build a multipolar world.

💬What brings BRICS nations together? Our commitment to peace, to traditional values and agreement to promote harmony in the international relations.

💬Russia enables the Global South to develop viable economies, while the US asks other countries to pay for the security umbrellas it provides, Russia never asked for that.

💬Peace always comes on the heels of war, now we have to build a new kind of future and Russia has been fighting on the frontline of this battle for new world order.

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Sanctions is a tool the US is using against everybody, including India — Former Foreign Secretary of India

They've sanctioned 19 Indian companies for tech transfer with Russia — this is violation of their own law (they can only impose them on US nationals), Amb. Kanwal Sibal said.

Global South nations want to hatch against Western hegemony — BRICS provides them an alternative platform for how the world should be governed and push for reform of the global institutions, former former Foreign Secretary of India stressed.

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What India wants is de-weaponisation — Dr. Ashwani Mahajan, National Co-Convenor, Swadeshi Jagaran Manch

He stressed that nowadays countries use tech, payment systems and sanctions as a weapon

"India's point about globe is very clear: we believe there has to be cooperation not hegemony, we have to make this world a better place to live," Dr. Ashwani Mahajan added.

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