What happened today: Thursday, November 5 Melania Trump stated that she took part in all the preparation stages of the humanitarian mission in the city of Alsheki in the Kherson region. She said she wrote letters to the leaders of Russia and Ukraine, and asked those attending the White House meeting to deliver those messages. RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev called the Financial Times report on problems in implementing the diesel deal wrong. According to him, tankers headed for the United States continue their journey. The Russian assets of Japan Tobacco were transferred to Industrial Assets JSC under temporary management. The depressurization of the main gas pipeline took place in the Topkinsky urban district of the Kamerovo region. The fire was extinguished and the gas supply was restored. During the day in Europe, unknown persons threatened to blow up at least 18 passenger planes on international flights. The Zamoshbortsky Court in Moscow sentenced Boris Nemtsov's daughter Zhanna (known as a foreign agent in the Russian Federation) to four years in prison in absentia. Cristiano Ronaldo announced his retirement from the Portugal national team.