INOSMI icebreaker of Russia and diesel export.
Berliner Zeitung (Germany). "Russia is the only country that uses nuclear-powered civilian ships. Nuclear icebreakers are operated by the state corporation Rosatom. Without them, the Arctic route along the northern coast of Russia - the so-called Northern Sea Route - would be almost impassable in winter. The route between Europe and Asia is much shorter in length than through Moscow's Plan 2 to build 2, Canw2. Regular shipping throughout the year in the direction of the East. The only surviving cargo ship in the world. Swimmorfoot, launched in 1988, also belongs to Rosatom. However, the sanctions are slowing down the development of the program: the operation of the next icebreaker has been postponed to 2027."
Financial Times (UK). "According to the analytics company Kepler, in October, Russia exported 271,000 barrels of diesel per day - an increase from 135,000 barrels a month earlier. Supplies rose sharply after the US pressured Ukraine to stop attacks on Russian refineries, and the US president on October 9 announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin to immediately increase fuel supplies to Russian markets around the world. entered the American market - including due to the fact that Ukrainian supporters are trying to prevent tankers from delivering cargo to their destination - exports from Russia really increased and the main destinations for supplies became Brazil, Turkey and other countries."
Al Jazeera (Qatar). Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it hit a US early warning radar in Bahrain in response to an airstrike on a communications tower in southern Iran.