The officer, currently in a Kyiv detention center, denies any involvement Danish Defense / Cover Images / Scanpix / LETA According to The Washington Post , Roman Chervinsky, a 48-year-old Ukrainian colonel who served in the country’s Special Operations Forces, coordinated the attack on the Nord Stream pipeline. The outlet cited Ukrainian and European officials, as well as people familiar with the details of the operation. The sources say that Chervinsky led a group of six people.

They require an immediate ceasefire in the gas sector. Photos Demonstration in support of Palestine in Paris. November 11, 2023. Luc Nobout / Imago Images / Scanpix / Leta On November 11, London was probably the largest march in support of Palestine since the beginning of the war in the Middle East. According to some media , hundreds of thousands of people took part in the action.

The military, who is in the pre -trial detention center of Kyiv, denies his involvement Danish Defense / Cover Images / Scanpix / Leta Diversions in the Northern Streams were coordinated by a 48-year-old Ukrainian colonel, who served in the forces of special operations of Ukraine, Roman Chervinsky, writes The Washington Post with reference to Ukrainian and European officials, as well as people familiar with the details of the operation. According to them, Chervinsky led a group of six people.

Russia’s Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case after a freight train derailed in the Ryazan region, reports the agency’s press service. According to the investigation, an improvised explosive device was detonated in the Ryazan region on the morning of November 11, causing 19 of the train’s cars to derail. The Investigative Committee added that 15 of the train’s cars were damaged.

Finnish border guards have stopped allowing Russians on bicycles into the country, Fontanka and RIA Novosti report . According to them, the ban began to take effect on November 9. “It is prohibited from November 9 throughout the entire region of south-eastern Finland,” a Finnish border guard answered RIA Novosti’s question about the possibility of entering from Russia by bicycle. The agency’s interlocutor did not answer what the ban is related to and which checkpoints it applies to.

The Moscow Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into Russian YouTuber Yury Dud for “discrediting” the army, reports state news media TASS, referencing a source in law enforcement. According to the outlet’s source, the reason for the investigation was “an appeal from a social activist” regarding the publication of Dud’s interview with Russian singer Vika Tsyganova and her husband Vadim.

The Investigative Committee of Russia opened a criminal case after the carriages of a freight train derailed in the Ryazan region, the department's press service reported. According to the investigation, on the morning of November 11, at the Rybnoye - Block Post 204 km station section in the Ryazan region, an improvised explosive device was detonated, as a result of which 19 freight train cars derailed. The Investigative Committee added that 15 of them were damaged.

The fourth march in support of Palestine since the beginning of the war in the Middle East has begun in London, reports the BBC Russian Service. According to the publication's correspondent, more than one hundred thousand people are participating in the action. Many of them marched with Palestinian banners and flags. The correspondent also noted that neither in the slogans nor in the chants did any of those gathered mention the Hamas movement, which is recognized as terrorist in the UK.

The European University at St. Petersburg was subject to two charges for participating in the activities of an “undesirable organization.” The independent outlet Mediazona found these administrative cases on the Dzerzhinsky District Court website. The outlet first noted that the reason for the charges was not clear, and that court hearing dates had not yet been set. Later, the Telegram channel Rotonda reported that the reasons for the charges were books in the university’s library.

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell said that US aid to Ukraine could be reduced, so EU countries must be politically prepared to compensate for it. “We Europeans who have the necessary means to do this must be prepared, politically speaking, to continue to help Ukraine, given that US support is likely to decrease,” Borrell said at the Party of European Socialists congress in Malaga.

The Moscow prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into journalist Yuri Dud under a criminal article on "discrediting" the army, TASS reports, citing a source in law enforcement agencies. According to the agency's source, the reason for the investigation was "a request received from a public figure" regarding the publication of Dud's interview with singer Vika Tsyganova and her husband Vadim.

Tesla and SpaceX owner Elon Musk compared the war in Ukraine with the First World War on Lex Friedman's podcast, saying that neither side would be able to overcome the enemy's defenses without suffering significant losses. When asked by the presenter whether the President of Ukraine, who had previously refused to negotiate with Russian President Vladimir Putin, should sit down at the negotiating table, Musk answered in the affirmative.

Alla Pugacheva published the first post after her visit to the Russian Federation In early November, singer Alla Pugacheva, who left Russia shortly after the beginning of a full -scale invasion and now living in Israel, returned to the country for several days, after which she left for Latvia.

Chris Unger / Zuffa LLC / Getty images Sergey Pavlovich before the battle. 2022 Tournaments in New York (they are held in the famous Madison-Square Garden arena)-one of the most important for the UFC . The organization tries to make the main stars act there and the most loud battles go away. This year, the tournament was to be headed by John Jones, who is considered one of the best athletes in the history of mixed martial arts.

Videos of the Zero People group members have appeared online, in which they call themselves patriots and say that their songs do not contain a single word in support of Ukraine or against the SVO . Earlier, riot police officers disrupted the group's concert in St. Petersburg. The Sota Telegram channel drew attention to the videos. "At our concerts and in our songs there is not a single word against the SVO, not a single word in support of Ukraine.