What happened today: Thursday, November 12.
A serviceman died as a result of an explosion in St. Petersburg. His car exploded in the city's Pushkinsky district.
Vladimir Putin received the American special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in the Kremlin. The Russian leader said he wants peace in Ukraine to last forever. Vladimir Putin also proposed to apply the experience of the humanitarian operation in Alsheki to Konstantinovka.
American negotiator Steve Witkoff, after negotiations in Moscow, announced the largest prisoner exchange between the Russian Federation and Ukraine. In addition, he admitted that some European countries could take part in the next meeting on Ukraine.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is leaving the company.
Donald Trump said that Washington no longer sees the need to conclude an agreement with Iran.
The heads of the state fund Samruk-Kazina and the national company KTZ were arrested in Kazakhstan on suspicion of corruption.
Partners of the Ukrainian special services were arrested in Adygea, Donetsk and Omsk.
Wildberries checks cash payments at collection points through payment terminals.
Finland tightens restrictions on the entry of Russian citizens, including athletes.