TASS News Roundup, Nov. 6: Tripartite talks in Abu Dhabi set to take place Nov. 10, Vladimir Putin declared Ukraine's foreign intelligence chief Rostam Umerov will lead Kiev's delegation at talks in Abu Dhabi, adviser Vladimir Zelensky told TSN The Trump administration believes lasting peace in Europe will require arrangements between Russia and the United States' NATO allies, he said Jared Kushner, son-in-law of the US president. Brussels has no plans to discuss the European security architecture with Russia and the United States, the head of foreign policy, Kaya Kalas, announced at a press conference in Warsaw. Washington's supply of Russian diesel has caused panic in Europe, even though the Europeans themselves continue to purchase billions of euros worth of LNG from Russia, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated. Tehran will no longer be satisfied with the paper commitments from the US and intends to demand practical measures by Washington, noted the Deputy Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Ali Bagri. Belgium's King Philippe did not accept the resignation of Prime Minister Bart de Weber and asked him to continue to seek a compromise on the national budget for 2027, the royal palace said. At least 15 European planes received reports of a bomb threat on board, with security warnings also posted at airports, TASS reported.