The crisis due to the arrival of the rocket to Poland after the shelling of Ukraine, the Central Bank strangles an interest-free mortgage and negotiations of Chemezov from Sobchak Wolski_jaros/twitter @ On Tuesday, Russia responded to the Ukrainian troops of Kherson and the speech of Vladimir Zelensky at the G20 summit by one of the most massive missile strikes on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki called an urgent meeting of the government's Committee on Security and Defense. This came amid reports of two Russian missiles hitting the Polish village of Przewodov near the border with Ukraine. The convening of an urgent meeting was announced by the representative of the Polish government, Piotr Müller. He did not name the reasons for this and asked to refrain from publishing unverified information.

Kyiv for the first time in the last two weeks was shelled, Ukrainian Telegram channels report. The blows were confirmed by the mayor of the city Vitali Klitschko. “In the Pechersky district, according to preliminary information, two residential buildings were hit. Several missiles shot down air defense over Kiev, ” said Klitschko . Later, he wrote about another hit in the Pechersk district in a multi-storey building.

Hello! This week we devote the whole of our newsletter to the Russian army’s latest defeat in Ukraine: the evacuation of the right bank of the Dnipro River and the abandonment of the city of Kherson, the only regional capital captured by Russia in eight months of war. The retreat was a logical tactical step — but it’s a painful political and military reverse. In the West, Russia’s failures have helped foster a growing sense that now is the time for peace talks between the warring parties.

Russia presumably intends to extend the agreement on the export of Ukrainian grain and other food products across the Black Sea. Whether new conditions will appear in this case is still unknown. The grain deal that allowed Ukraine to resume maritime food exports expires on November 19. Russia is likely to agree to an extension, according to four Bloomberg sources familiar with the situation. Whether Moscow will put forward additional requirements and other issues is not specified.

OFSI, the sanctions arm of the UK Treasury, has published details of sanctions for non-compliance with the price ceiling on Russian oil and petroleum products. The very value of the ceiling, which comes into effect on December 5 (for oil) and February 5 (for oil products), is not in the document, but the mechanism of liability outlined is tough.

On November 15, 2022, the world's population exceeded 8 billion for the first time, according to UN estimates. The number of people on the planet has grown by 1 billion in 11 years. Most of this growth came from India (177 million) and China (73 million). The mark of 9 billion population, according to the UN forecast, will cross in 2037 due to the countries of Africa and Asia. Europe's contribution to this growth will be negative due to population decline, experts believe.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky spoke at the G20 summit, which began today in Bali. He participates in it online. In his speech, Zelensky presented the Ukrainian formula for peace, consisting of ten points, and said that now is not the time for negotiations and there will be no Minsk-3. “I want to present our vision of the path to peace – how to actually achieve it,” Zelensky said, noting that Ukraine should not be offered to compromise.

The United States for the first time imposed sanctions against intermediaries in the supply of sensitive electronics to Russia. This is a dangerous, albeit expected, precedent. The US Treasury Department on the eve included in the blocking sanctions list the Russian microchip developer PKK "Milandr" from Zelenograd, as well as the related company "Milur" and its partners - Armenian Milur Electronics, Taiwanese Sharp Edge Engineering and Swiss Milur SA.

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