Ukraine has agreed to the core terms of a peace proposal brokered by the Trump administration, with only minor details left to finalize, as US-mediated talks with Russian officials continue in Abu Dhabi.
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Ukrainian marines repel attack near Myrnohrad
Russian assault repelled on the Myrnohrad front: Ukraine's 38th Marine Brigade released footage of FPV drones hunting down an advancing assault group.
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 25 novembre 2025
Drone operators tracked and struck vehicles one by one as they attempted to push forward on the eastern front.
"Our FPV… pic.twitter.com/PDiVWGJldFRussian assault repelled on the Myrnohrad front: Ukraine's 38th Marine Brigade released footage of FPV drones hunting down an advancing assault group. Drone operators tracked and struck vehicles one by one as they attempted to push forward on the eastern front. "Our FPV
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No Trump-Zelensky meeting planned, says White House official
A meeting between Trump and Zelensky is NOT currently planned, a senior White House official told the Suspilne media outlet.
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Ukrainian interceptors against Russian Shahed drones
Ukrainian interceptor drones against russian Shahed UAVs.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 25 novembre 2025
📹: @BackAndAlive. pic.twitter.com/64RdmPrLWOUkrainian interceptor drones against Russian Shahed UAVs. : @BackAndAlive
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Russia’s oil and gas revenue drops $36B from last year
Russia earned the equivalent of $146B in oil and gas revenue last year. This year is on track to end near $110B – a massive hole in the wartime budget and growing evidence that Western pressure is eroding the financial engine behind the invasion. 5X
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US sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil reduce Russian oil revenue
US Treasury officials say sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil are now reducing Moscow’s oil revenue and will shrink Russian export volumes in the long term – the first time sanctions have clearly dented the revenue stream financing Putin’s war. 4/
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Russian oil tax price drop slashes billions from revenue
The tax-benchmark price for Russian oil dropped to $57.3 per barrel, down from $68.3 last year. This sharp fall strips billions from Russia’s tax income and directly squeezes its expanded defense and security spending since the invasion. 3/
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Russia’s oil and gas revenue falls 35% in November, Reuters reports
Russia’s oil and gas revenue may fall in November by 35%, writes Reuters. This is the Kremlin’s main wartime budget pillar, and the drop comes from cheaper oil, a stronger rouble, and sanctions that now cut directly into Moscow’s cash flow. 1/
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Keane: Ukraine holds for years with shortages, Russia gains meters at cost.
Ukraine is not losing. Gen. Jack Keane says Ukraine has held for nearly four years with chronic shortages of weapons. Russia gains meters at massive cost, while its economy, budgets, and manpower absorb growing strain. 6/
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Delaying NATO membership risks permanent exclusion; Ukraine needs real security guarantees
If NATO membership is delayed, it cannot be excluded forever. And if Washington expects Kyiv to cede the entire Donbas(including areas Russia does not even control), then security guarantees cannot be vague promises. The U.S. alone is not enough. 4/