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13.11.2024The Day Crimea Lost a Captain

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 13.11.2024.

It displays 204 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

13.11.2024The Day Crimea Lost a Captain
The morning began with Trump appointing key positions in his future administration, including Elon Musk for government efficiency and a Fox News host for Pentagon chief. By mid-morning, a car explosion in Sevastopol killed a Black Sea Fleet captain, with authorities opening a terrorism investigation.

Military developments included claims of capturing Rovnopol in DPR and intercepting 29 Ukrainian drones over six regions. The government established new compensation rates for military injuries at 3 million rubles for severe cases. Rosoboronexport announced first export contracts for Su-57 fighters.

By evening, Russia exchanged nine female Azov battalion cooks captured in Mariupol, while a bridge collapsed in Crimea. The day concluded with Trump naming Marco Rubio as future Secretary of State, while Kazakh banks increased processing times for Russian business payments.
13.11.2024

00:02The Day the Drafters Were Grounded

The newspapers report on Belarus election developments, with two candidates withdrawing, leaving Lukashenko as the main contender (Gazeta.ru). Multiple sources cover military-related news: Moscow authorities restricting draft-age men from leaving the country (Meduza, Moscow Times), and a case of a Russian soldier who twice surrendered to Ukrainian forces (Lenta). In international affairs, Russia supported the UN resolution demanding ceasefire in Gaza (Izvestia).
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RIA Novosti

Трамп выдвинул кандидатуру на пост главы Пентагона

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RIA Novosti

Трамп выдвинул на пост главы Пентагона телеведущего Пита Хегсета

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RIA Novosti

Трамп назначил Маска и Рамасвами руководителями департамента по госэффективности

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RIA Novosti

Подполье обесточило украинский ЗРК перед ударами по Киевской области

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02:58Musk Named to Trump's Future Cabinet

The newspapers heavily report on Trump's announcement of Elon Musk's future role as co-head of the Department of Government Efficiency (Interfax, RT, NTV, Vesti, Kommersant). Military news includes Ministry of Defense reports on demining operations in Kursk region (Izvestia, TASS) and an unconfirmed Houthi claim of striking a US carrier (Lenta). A new educational initiative across Russia trains teachers to operate drones for school instruction (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
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RIA Novosti

Израиль в октябре нанес удар рядом с российской авиабазой в Сирии

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06:04Trump's Future Team Takes Shape

The newspapers report on Trump's cabinet formation, with Elon Musk named to head Government Efficiency Department and a TV host nominated for Pentagon chief (RT, Gazeta, RBC, Kommersant). Military news focuses on Russian air defense claims of intercepting 29 Ukrainian drones over six regions (NTV, Vesti). A domestic crisis emerges with 30 Russian airlines facing bankruptcy (Moscow Times), while divorce rates show sharp increase with 7 out of 10 marriages failing (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
06:49
RIA Novosti

В Киеве прогремели взрывы

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07:39The Day of Escaping Soldiers

The newspapers report on military developments: three soldiers detained after escaping from a Novosibirsk unit (Gazeta), severe damage reported in Ugledar (Izvestia), and explosions in Kyiv (RIA). A potential US-Russia prisoner exchange is being prepared (Lenta). Economic coverage focuses on rising prices and ruble depreciation, with officials blaming the Central Bank (Svoboda). A terrorist attack on a military-industrial complex power station was prevented in Nizhny Tagil (TASS).
08:17
RIA Novosti

В Севастополе при подрыве автомобиля погиб военный

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RIA Novosti

Турция получила предложение стать партнером БРИКС

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08:51The Sevastopol Car Blast

The newspapers extensively report on a car explosion in Sevastopol that killed a Black Sea Fleet captain (Lenta, Meduza, NTV, RBC, Vesti). In military news, 12 soldiers deserted from a Novosibirsk unit before deployment (Gazeta). Trump's potential future administration appointments are discussed (Interfax), while Turkey receives invitation to join BRICS (RIA). Russia criticizes US restrictions on election observers, calling it an OSCE violation (Izvestia).
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10:43The Sevastopol Captain's Last Drive

The newspapers extensively report on a car explosion in Sevastopol that killed a Black Sea Fleet captain, with authorities opening a terrorism investigation (Gazeta, Moscow Times, NTV, Meduza). In military developments, Russian forces claim control of Rovnopol in DPR (Izvestia, RBC). Putin signed a decree reviewing military injury compensation (Kommersant). His relative reportedly proposed merging major oil companies Rosneft, Lukoil, and Gazprom Neft (Moscow Times). Putin's annual Direct Line with citizens is scheduled for December (TASS).
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RIA Novosti

Госдума приняла закон о штрафах за подделку документов для мигрантов

10:49
11:05
RIA Novosti

Турция разорвала отношения с Израилем

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12:07Su-57 Takes Off for Export

The newspapers report on new military developments: Rosoboronexport announces first export contracts for Su-57 fighters (Interfax, RBC), while Russian forces claim to repel six Ukrainian counterattacks in Kursk region (Izvestia, TASS). New headlines focus on Zelenskyy's appeal for Western aid following strikes on Kyiv (Lenta), and Turkey's severing diplomatic ties with Israel (RIA). Opposition figure Ilya Yashin discusses Russia's future in exile (Moscow Times).
13:05
RIA Novosti

Более 20 украинских военных сбежали с позиций в Курской области

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14:43The Three Million Ruble Wound

The newspapers extensively report on new military compensation policies, with the government setting payments of 3 million rubles for severe injuries during military operations (Izvestia, Kommersant, NTV). Several outlets cover Russia's first export contracts for Su-57 fighters (TASS, Interfax). In financial news, Bitcoin surpasses $90,000 (Meduza), while the Central Bank opposes proposals to coordinate interest rate policies with authorities (RBC).
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RIA Novosti

Трамп назначит спецпосланника по Украине для переговоров, сообщил источник

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16:19Trump's Ukraine Peace Envoy Emerges

The newspapers extensively cover reports about Trump's plans to appoint a special envoy for Ukraine peace negotiations (Fox News story reported by Meduza, Moscow Times, NTV, RBC, RIA, RT). New military developments include Russia's first combined strike on Kyiv in 73 days (Gazeta), and Ukraine receiving 100kg American shells for Soviet "Pion" systems (Lenta). European discussions about a potential "territory for security" peace deal are emerging (Moscow Times).
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18:51The Nine Cooks of Mariupol Return

The newspapers report extensively on Trump's transition to power, with his arrival at the White House (NTV) and Lavrov expressing doubts about potential US policy changes regarding Ukraine (Izvestia, RBC). New developments include the US opening an anti-missile base 165km from Russian borders (Gazeta), and Russia's exchange of nine captured "Azov" battalion cooks who were held since Mariupol's fall (Lenta). Bitcoin reaches a new historic high above $93,000 (Kommersant, Interfax).
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RIA Novosti

Байден перед уходом запросит у конгресса дополнительные средства на Украину

20:05
20:17
RIA Novosti

Трамп предложил кандидатуру сенатора Рубио на пост госсекретаря США

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21:30Rubio: Trump's Controversial Pick

The newspapers extensively cover Trump's selection of Marco Rubio for Secretary of State (Moscow Times, RT, RIA, Vesti), with RT particularly critical of this choice, calling him a "neocon warmonger." A significant prisoner exchange took place with Russia returning nine female cooks from the Azov battalion (Gazeta, Lenta). In military news, Russian media claims NATO and Ukrainian air defense systems are struggling with new Russian stealth missiles (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
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