Vocalist of the Stoptime street group Naoko (Diana Loginova) left Russia after three consecutive administrative arrests, Meduza has learned. Together with her, the band's guitarist Alexander Orlov was sent to a special detention center. According to Mediazona, he also left Russia. Earlier in the day, Naoko and Orlov were released - in total they spent more than a month in the special detention center.

It is proposed not to reduce the number of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, not to limit Ukraine’s accession to NATO, and to leave Russian assets frozen until damages are compensated Michael Kappeler / dpa / Scanpix / LETA Head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, November 2025 The British newspaper The Telegraph and Reuters published a European peace plan prepared by Great Britain, France and Germany as an alternative to the American one.

The meeting of the Ukrainian and American delegations in Geneva, at which the US peace plan was discussed, has ended, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak said. “We had perhaps the most productive and meaningful meeting in this entire [peace negotiations] process,” Rubio said. According to him, the parties have “a very good working option.” “We've been able to hit some ground and I think we've made good progress,” Rubio added.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized the package of sanctions that the European Union has been introducing against Russia since the beginning of 2022. “The Europeans tell me: “Oh, we are already introducing the 19th package of sanctions.” In my opinion, if you do something for the 19th time, you have failed,” Bessent told NBC News.

Vocalist of the street group Stoptime Naoko (Diana Loginova) and guitarist Alexander Orlov were released after three consecutive administrative arrests, Fontanka claims, citing two sources. Naoko and Orlov were supposed to be released on the night of November 23, but, as the St. Petersburg “Paper” wrote , none of them left the special detention center - only the cars that probably took them away left.

In the archives of financier Jeffrey Epstein, published by the Oversight Committee of the US House of Representatives, letters from American linguist Noam Chomsky were found. They indicate that Chomsky’s connection with Epstein “was much deeper than the occasional political and academic conversations” that the scientist himself had previously spoken about, writes The Guardian.

One thousand three hundred and sixty-nine day. Trump’s plan is not “directive” for Kyiv - the White House “does not want to see the collapse of Ukraine,” sources say to The Washington Post Administration of the President of Ukraine / AFP / Scanpix / LETA Vladimir Zelensky and Donald Trump at a meeting in the White House, October 17, 2025 Since February 24, 2022, Meduza has been broadcasting live about the Russian-Ukrainian war.

The US peace plan to end the Russian-Ukrainian war is a framework document that still needs to be discussed, but it is a good plan, said Trump's special envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg. “In the army we say: the last 10 meters to the goal are always the most difficult. We're roughly at the last two now. We’re almost there,” Kellogg said on Fox News, commenting on the US peace plan.

The critical situation was led, among other things, by government mistakes in a variety of sectors of the economy. Majid Asgaripour / WANA / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA Selling water in Tehran. November 10, 2025 Iran is experiencing a severe water supply crisis. Reservoirs supplying major cities are less than 10% full, and around Tehran less than 5%; some reservoirs have completely dried up or are very close to it.

Kyiv's European allies proposed not to impose any restrictions on the size of Ukraine's armed forces, as one of the points of the US peace plan provides, The Washington Post writes. The European plan, a copy of which was received by journalists, also proposes to return control of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and the Kakhovka dam to Ukraine, and in addition to providing “unimpeded passage” along the Dnieper and control over the Kinburn Spit .

This is how the film that became a symbol of a generation was made United Artists/Getty Images Still from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, with Jack Nicholson in the center. 1975 In November 1975, Milos Forman's drama One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, based on the novel of the same name by Ken Kesey, was released on the big screen. It was the second film in Oscar history to win five awards in all major categories—both acting, directing, screenplay, and best picture.

Vocalist of the street group “Stoptime” Naoko (Diana Loginova) was not released from the special detention center in which she was serving administrative arrest for the third time, the St. Petersburg “Paper” reports. According to a Bamagi correspondent, Naoko was taken from the territory of the special detention center on Vasilyevsky Island in a police car. His driver looked like one of the employees of the “E” center who detained Stoptime guitarist Alexander Orlov.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio “tried to distance” the Trump administration from the Ukraine peace plan, the Financial Times writes, citing Rubio’s conversation with senators before his trip to Geneva. “This is not our recommendation. This is not our peace plan,” said Republican Senator Mike Rounds, who participated in the meeting with Rubio (it is unclear from the FT publication whether he relayed the Secretary of State’s quote).

A fire broke out on the territory of the Shaturskaya State District Power Plant (state regional power plant) as a result of an attack by drones, said Andrei Vorobyov, Governor of the Moscow Region. According to him, some of the drones that attacked the station were destroyed by air defense forces, and several fell on the territory of the state district power plant. The fire was soon localized, and the power supply in the city was not disrupted, Vorobyov clarified.

On the evening of November 22, Russian troops attacked one of the residential areas of Zaporozhye with drones, six people were injured, said the head of the regional military administration, Ivan Fedorov. According to him, three men and three women were injured, all were hospitalized. At least one victim is in serious condition. According to Fedorov, two high-rise buildings, a store premises and cars were damaged.