What happened tonight: Friday, November 6 Donald Trump announced the preparation of a large-scale peace agreement that could affect not only Ukraine, but also all of Europe. He also expressed confidence that the conflict would end soon. Jared Kushner said that the US negotiations with Ukraine, NATO and European partners in Brussels were productive, security guarantees for Kiev and the European security architecture were discussed. Rosfinmonitoring helped to establish corruption assets in the amount of 220 billion rubles, they are subject to conversion to income from the state, said the director of the service Yuriy Chichenchin at a meeting with Vladimir Putin. More than 21 thousand residents of Vladivostok were left without heating and hot water as a result of damage to the service networks. The Shakheskia ore mine (Kamerovo region) has returned to work after being shut down due to an earthquake on Thursday, the company told Interfax. The Turkish stream operator South Stream Transport V. V. filed a lawsuit in the Moscow Region Arbitration Court against Dutch Gasunie Transport Services V. V. and Ukraine's Naftogaz. A hearing in the case is set for December 1. Marco Rubio has denied reports that he is leaving Donald Trump's administration to run for president in 2028. Pink Floyd announced the reissue of the album Hayut with archive recordings in honor of its 50th anniversary. The release is scheduled for January 22, 2027.