What happened tonight: Wednesday, November 11.
Jared Kushner called the first day of negotiations between the United States, Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi encouraging. Consultations will resume on Wednesday.
The head of the Leningrad region Alexander Drozdenko reported that a UAV hit the port area of Ost-Luga and a fire broke out. During the night, about 150 UAVs were shot down over the area.
The US House of Representatives has rejected the impeachment of Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth. The decision was sent to the legal committee, which actually blocks its discussion.
Republicans have decided on faction leaders in the new composition of the US Congress. John Thune will lead the Republicans in the Senate, Jim Jordan - in the House of Representatives.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora did not rule out another phone call with Vladimir Putin with the participation of Finnish President Alexander Staab. The leaders previously spoke on October 27.
An American serviceman has been arrested in Britain on suspicion of spying for Russia, the London police reported.
TV host Ben Ferguson is one of the main candidates for the position of White House press secretary in the Donald Trump administration, Fox News reported, citing sources.