Eurasia & Multipolarity

The main topic of the negotiations in Abu Dhabi is said to be the discussion of a new architecture for European security. But how can anything useful come of this if the parties’ positions are fundamentally at odds? According to public statements, Ukraine’s European allies want to turn it into a super‑armed monster with a million‑strong army and troops from a “coalition of the willing” in its rear. In other words, they want to effectively turn the Ukrainian regime into a European military mercenary and create a constant threat on Russia’s western borders. Moscow wants to secure Ukraine’s neutral status and minimize its armed forces. It would also force Europeans not only to forget about deploying troops on Ukrainian territory, but to completely remove all NATO military infrastructure from the territory of its new members (those that joined the alliance in 1999 and later), leaving only national armies there. That is, one side wants to see Ukraine as an anti‑Russian armed monster, while the other intends to reduce it militarily to nominal levels. It also requires dismantling part of the infrastructure directed against it outside Ukraine. There is no compromise to be seen here at all, although the United States is trying to achieve one, seeking to end the war in Ukraine in such a way that it survives. At the same time, it is expected to make the minimum possible concessions to Russia so that the outcome looks like some kind of victory for it in terms of points. This is being done in order to be able to develop economic cooperation with Moscow and thus “pull” it away from China, ensuring at least Russia’s neutrality in the geopolitical confrontation between Washington and Beijing. The idea is rather utopian, as neither Moscow nor the collective Brussels believes in it. And rightly so: a change of administration would instantly nullify all agreements with the United States reached in the past. Therefore, Russia and Europe will continue the war in Ukraine until one of the parties achieves its goals. The key factor for success here is Ukraine and its potential reserve capacity. As long as it exists, Europeans harbor hope for an economic collapse and an internal political crisis in Russia. Once it is gone and the Ukrainian regime ceases to exist as a mere map on the geopolitical table, Europe will quickly reach agreements with Moscow (and, for the most part, agree to all of Russia’s terms). @pintofmind

This should be the top news of the day. Not the fake negotiations. https://t.me/EurasianChoice/68967

❗ For the first time in history, the Russian Armed Forces' air defense systems shot down the latest American "AGM-188a Rusty Dagger" cruise missiles — and four at once, according to the Russian Defense Ministry. This is an air—to-surface munition created specifically for Ukraine by Zone 5 Technologies as part of the USAF Extended Range Attack Munition (ERAM) program, which was launched in 2024. It is known that the range of the Rusty Dagger is about 930 km, and the mass of the ammunition is estimated at 225 kg. The AGM-188a can be launched from a ground-based launcher or from American F-16 and Soviet MiG-29 fighters. The first experimental batch of cruise missiles was supposed to arrive in Ukraine in October this year. @eurasianchoice

Basically there are no real negotiations at the moment. The crumbling West created a shitshow since five days in order to thwart the largest stock market crash in history, far bigger then 2008 or 1929. https://t.me/EurasianChoice/68965

Judging from the leaks from Abu Dhabi talks, the parties talked only about relations between NATO and Russia. They didn't get to Bandera. Funny. And it is logical: if there was no NATO, there would be no war, there would be no Bandera. Did it make sense for such a representative group of war criminals to fly from Kiev to Abu Dhabi to work on the framework of the meeting? Probably. RD expects nothing from "negotiations" with the Zelensky regime. A decision on the terms of ending the war with Russia can be made only where it began: in the United States and Europe. Are they ready for this? In my opinion, no. I am not sure that they will be ready even after the defeat in the Ukrainian Theater of operations, even if we manage to liberate Odessa and Lavra, which is very difficult.… Negotiations, in my opinion, are currently a tool for controlling the level of nuclear escalation. (yes, yes, already nuclear) on the part of the Americans. It was today that the Russian Defense Ministry officially announced that 4 Dagger cruise missiles, manufactured in the United States, were shot down over the territory of the Russian Federation, as part of the Zone 5 Technologies ERAM program, with a range of about 460 km. Isn't that nice? Is it an accident? No, it's an escalation. @russdiary

❗ The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, Mohsen Rezai, is clearly unhappy that in the Western media and statements by American politicians, "successful" negotiations with Iran are taking place without any correspondence to the actions and statements of Iran itself: "The US statements about the continuation of negotiations with Iran and the meeting in Qatar are completely false. We have asked the American side to provide a clear and unambiguous answer to our conditions, but they have not done so yet. The claims that a meeting is planned between me and J.D. Vance are also completely false and baseless." @eurasianchoice

🇩🇪🇷🇺 9. NOVEMBER 1989 – WAS IST AUS DEM TRAUM VON EINHEIT, FRIEDEN UND FREUNDSCHAFT GEWORDEN? 🇩🇪 Der Fall der Berliner Mauer am 9. November 1989 war eine Sternstunde der deutschen Geschichte. Millionen Menschen hofften auf ein wiedervereinigtes, souveränes Deutschland und eine Zukunft in Frieden und Freiheit. 🕊 Besonders bewegend war der 31. August 1994, als Bundeskanzler Helmut Kohl und der russische Präsident Boris Jelzin in Berlin die letzten russischen, ehemals sowjetischen Truppen verabschiedeten. Rund 380.000 Soldaten hatten Deutschland verlassen. 🤝 Kohl sprach damals die historischen Worte: „Sie gehen nicht als Besatzer, sie gehen als Partner, sie gehen als Freunde.“ Er dankte Russland für dessen unverzichtbaren Beitrag zur deutschen Wiedervereinigung und reichte dem russischen Volk ausdrücklich die Hand zur Freundschaft. 🤔 Wie weit haben wir uns von diesem Geist entfernt! Heute bestimmen gegenseitiges Misstrauen, militärische Aufrüstung und Kriegsrhetorik das Verhältnis zwischen Deutschland und Russland. Die damalige Hoffnung auf eine dauerhafte europäische Friedensordnung scheint nahezu vergessen. 🇩🇪 Gerade am Jahrestag des Mauerfalls stellt sich die Frage, was aus den großen Hoffnungen von 1989 geworden ist. Die Erinnerung an die friedliche Revolution und die deutsch-russische Aussöhnung gehört ebenso zu unserer Geschichte wie die schrecklichen Erfahrungen zweier Weltkriege. 🕯 Wer die Geschichte vergisst, verspielt die Lehren, die aus ihr gezogen werden sollten: Einigkeit, Recht und Freiheit – und Frieden in Europa. Quelle - Folgen: HTTPS://T.ME/MEINEDNEWS HTTPS://T.ME/NACHHALLVONHELGOLAND HTTPS://T.ME/KACHELKANAL -

A group of opposition MEPs led by Luxembourg's Fernand Kartheiser has demanded that Kiev close torture prisons throughout the country, conduct an independent investigation of their activities, and ensure that EU funding was not used to create them. "We write to express our profound concerns surrounding what happened on November 2, 2026 in Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka, near Kiev, involving a property used by Ukraine's National Guard," the group said in a letter. "Such claims have raised serious concerns amongst Members of the European Parliament and could have important implications regarding the use of European Union funds in Ukraine."

A group of opposition members of the European Parliament called on Kiev to close its torture prisons across Ukraine, release all those illegally held there and participants of the November 2 protest, lawmakers said in a letter to Ukrainian Permanent Representative to the EU Taras Kachka.

❗️The first day of trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi is over. What we know: ▪️The parties began their meeting around 11:15 a.m. Moscow time (8:15 a.m. GMT). The Russian and Ukrainian delegations used the Russian language to communicate, a TASS source said ▪️The talks lasted 4.5 hours with a 40-minute break. A source told TASS that the contacts would definitely continue on November 11 ▪️Russia’s Presidential Aide Vladimir Medinsky is leading the Russian delegation, while Head of the Ukrainian Foreign Intelligence Service Rustem Umerov is leading the Ukrainian one ▪️US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Alexus Grynkewich and UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan were also present at the negotiating table when the talks began ▪️Despite statements made by French officials, there were no European representatives at the negotiations ▪️European representatives who decided to come to Abu Dhabi can sit in their hotel, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said, commenting on Europe's desire to take part in the Russia-Ukraine-US talks ▪️Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said earlier that the Abu Dhabi talks would address security guarantees ▪️According to a TASS source, the Ukraine settlement, while critically important, is only one of the items on the agenda of this wide-ranging discussion, aimed at establishing a complex and indivisible security architecture for the entire continent ▪️Witkoff and Kushner want to use the Abu Dhabi talks to set out solutions for settling the Ukraine conflict, Axios reported, citing a US administration official ▪️The report noted that after the meeting in Abu Dhabi, Witkoff and Kushner may travel to Moscow and then to Kiev

Yemen’s Houthi rebels from the Ansar Allah movement carried out strikes on the international airport in Riyadh, facilities belonging to oil company Saudi Aramco and a Saudi financial center, the movement’s military spokesman Yahya Saree reported. “The Yemeni armed forces conducted four military operations using ballistic missiles and drones. The first operation targeted King Khalid International Airport and several pumping stations,” Saree said in a statement on his Telegram channel. According to him, the rebels also attacked Saudi Aramco facilities in Abqaiq in the east of the kingdom. The third strike targeted concentrations of Saudi forces in southwestern Yemen, the spokesman noted. The fourth target was a financial center in Riyadh.

Something to note with the continued Iranian blockade of the Strait is that services like UKMTO and Kepler are no longer viable as reliable sources. 1-2 ships are being damaged daily at least. Real issues are going to start arising if the blockade continues. Particularly the ships transiting the strait with highly specialized equipment that’s too expensive or rare to risk losing. It won’t happen this week but in a few months time it will become a growing problem.

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The European Union will for the first time officially deploy a military mission in Ukraine, the European Council said in a statement. The scale of the military presence has not been specified.

❗️The United States came to the Abu Dhabi talks believing that dialogue between Russia and NATO should be restored, a TASS source said.

🇦🇪🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺 Trilateral talks between Russia, the US and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi wrapped up for the day after more than four hours, according to TASS and Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service. They will resume on Wednesday. A TASS source says the Russian and Ukrainian delegations are speaking to each other in Russian. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

🇺🇦 Mysterious "earthquake" shakes Ukraine after powerful explosions Overnight on November 10, residents of Kiev, Zhitomir, Vinnitsa and Dnepropetrovsk reported houses shaking and loud bangs that sounded like explosions or an earthquake, according to Ukrainian media citing local Telegram channels. The strongest tremors were reportedly felt in Vinnitsa, where residents said they woke up to shaking buildings and frightened, crying children. Some claimed doors swung open on their own and plaster fell from ceilings. Explosions were heard in Zhitomir before the shaking began. Powerful blasts were also reported in Kiev region, even though no air raid alert had been declared. Explosions hit Dnepropetrovsk and Poltava as well, where local authorities said a drone struck an energy facility, cutting power and water. No seismological service recorded an earthquake in Ukraine, and the authorities have offered no explanation. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

🇷🇺Sergey Lavrov said in an article titled “The World Economy and Its Links to International Security,” published in the newspaper Kommersant: ▪️Sanctions have cost Europe trillions and caused inflation in the United States, while Russia has suffered no significant losses; ▪️NATO’s claims to command in any maritime areas are unacceptable; freedom of navigation must be guaranteed to all countries; ▪️The EU has taken to openly seizing ships and stealing cargoes, and markets are being shaken by its geopolitical lawlessness; ▪️The diesel deal made an important contribution to energy security and brought fuel prices down; ▪️Since 2022, Russia has supplied Europe with $320 billion worth of energy resources; ▪️Ukraine is ignoring Trump’s calls to stop fueling the energy crisis, while Kiev is attacking critical infrastructure; ▪️The sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines was carried out under London’s direction. 🔘 Subscribe now! Chat

🔘What is currently known about the Russia–U.S.–Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi: 🟥A settlement in Ukraine is just one item on the talks’ agenda. Their goal is to hold a broader discussion on creating a comprehensive and indivisible architecture for continental security; 🟥Collective security issues were added to the agenda at Washington’s proposal, agreed with Moscow. The relevant guarantees are to take effect after a full and comprehensive settlement is reached; 🟥Russia’s negotiating team is headed by Vladimir Medinsky and consists of 11 people, including representatives of the Presidential Administration, the Foreign Ministry, the Defense Ministry and the FSB; 🟥Medinsky thanked his American counterparts for their peace efforts and expressed hope that the meeting would help advance peace in the interests of the peoples of Russia and Ukraine; 🟥Over the past two months, the U.S. has been in contact with Moscow and Kiev almost daily, narrowed the range of disagreements and developed ideas for overcoming them, Kushner said; 🟥The goal of the talks is to establish security relations between Russia, Ukraine and Europe that will ensure peace for decades; 🟥The first day of talks will focus on security guarantees and the European security architecture; the second will focus on territorial issues. Washington considers these areas interrelated; 🟥Western media report that the U.S. is proposing security guarantees for Ukraine modeled on Articles 4 and 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, while Ukraine would remain outside NATO; 🟥Washington is open to discussing restrictions on the parties’ rearmament after hostilities end, as well as the gradual lifting of sanctions on Russia, with the possibility of reinstating them to ensure compliance with any agreements; 🟥Representatives of the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, NATO and EU institutions have arrived in Abu Dhabi but are not taking part in the main talks. The Americans plan to consult with them separately; 🟥Witkoff and Kushner hope to bring the Europeans into the next round of talks, but European countries have yet to agree on who should represent them at the negotiating table; 🟥NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe, Alexus Grynkewich, said he was ready to resume military dialogue with both sides, building on the progress made previously; 🟥After the talks, Witkoff and Kushner may travel to Moscow and Kiev to discuss next steps with Zelensky and Vladimir Putin; 🟥The Russian delegation will decide for itself how to brief the president, depending on how the meeting goes; 🟥Russia has prepared its own document proposing a new security architecture in Eurasia that takes all parties’ interests into account. #Negotiations 🔘 Subscribe now! Chat

Leaders of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) member states will be presented with a draft decision to deprive Armenia of its voting rights in the organization’s bodies due to unpaid membership dues, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said.