15/ It's likely that Roskomnadzor (the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology, and Mass Media) will now block access to GSC content, including websites and merchandise.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 streaming risks fine or prison in Russia
14/ Lawyer Lyudmila Aivar says that streaming S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 could lead to a 500,000 ruble ($6,300) fine or up to six years' imprisonment under Article 284.1 of the Russian Criminal Code for "participation in the activities of an undesirable organisation".
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Russian official advises gamers to delete S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 copies
11/ Anton Gorelkin, deputy chairman of the State Duma IT Committee, had previously called for the game to be banned in Russia for being "Russophobic". He is now advising gamers to delete their copies of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2:
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Yushchenko: Funding terrorist organizations is a crime, sales should be stopped.
7/ Yushchenko says: "According to the law, it's a crime if income is generated for terrorist organisations. Such organisations shouldn't receive income, and therefore, it shouldn't be sold."
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GSC Game World added to undesirable list
On 18 November, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office added Kyiv-based GSC Game World to its list of 'undesirable organisations'. The developer relocated many of its staff to Prague after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022.
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Trump says offer to Ukraine not final, seeks peace
Q: Is this your final offer to Ukraine?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 22 novembre 2025
Trump: No, not at all. No, we want to achieve peace. It should have happened long ago. The war between Ukraine and Russia should never have happened. We are trying to end it. One way or another, we have to end it. pic.twitter.com/qHly67CilbQ: Is this your final offer to Ukraine? Trump: No, not at all. No, we want to achieve peace. It should have happened long ago. The war between Ukraine and Russia should never have happened. We are trying to end it. One way or another, we have to end it.
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Trump: Zelenskyy can keep fighting if he rejects my peace plan
❗️Reporter: What will happen if Zelenskyy does not agree to your peace plan?
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 22 novembre 2025
Trump: Then he can keep fighting. pic.twitter.com/kGqgYY2oMsReporter: What will happen if Zelenskyy does not agree to your peace plan? Trump: Then he can keep fighting.
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Kulieva stays in Chernihiv, chooses humanity over safety
Kulieva refuses to leave Chernihiv despite the danger, saying Russians once seen as “brothers” betrayed Ukraine. “The most important thing is to stay human… It’s not hard to live without a light in your home. It’s hard to live without a light in your heart.” 11X
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Optimist Podverbnyi on fallen soldiers and city exodus
Podverbnyi walks past photos of fallen soldiers, noting many young people have left the city once home to 280,000. “Despite everything, I’m an optimist… We’ve survived German, Soviet and Russian occupation. They won’t break us.” 9/
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Children miss school due to power cuts
For families, the struggle is constant. Anna Kulieva worries for her seven-year-old daughter as power cuts disrupt bathing, homework, and schooling under air-raid sirens. "Children sit in the dark for hours. They don’t get a quality education."