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🇷🇺 November 4 – Russia's National #UnityDay and a Day of Russia’s Military Glory #OTD Russia commemorates the liberation of Moscow from Polish-Lithuanian forces in 1612 – a turning point in overcoming the Time of Troubles, one of the darkest chapters in the country’s history. At the heart of this struggle for the future of the entire nation was the Second People’s Militia, raised in Nizhny Novgorod under the leadership of Kuzma Minin and commanded by Prince Dmitry Pozharsky. Following the collapse of the First People’s Militia, a new volunteer force began to assemble in the autumn of 1611. Inspired by Patriarch Hermogen’s call to defend the Orthodox faith and the Motherland, the people of Nizhny Novgorod rallied around Minin, contributing money, weapons and supplies. Nobles, merchants, Cossacks, townspeople and peasants joined a common cause: to free their country from foreign invaders and occupation. ⚔️ By late summer 1612, the militia had reached Moscow, where the Polish-Lithuanian garrison held the Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Together with other Russian forces, it defeated a relief army led by Hetman Jan Karol Chodkiewicz, preventing vital supplies and reinforcements from reaching the besieged garrison. The decisive breakthrough came in the autumn. Russian forces stormed Kitay-Gorod, leaving the occupiers confined to the Kremlin. Cut off from relief and weakened by hunger, the remaining garrison surrendered soon afterwards. ☝️Moscow was liberated. This victory paved the way for the restoration of Russian state authority. In 1613, the Zemsky Sobor elected Mikhail Romanov as Tsar, establishing a dynasty that would rule for more than three centuries. 4️⃣1️⃣4️⃣ years on, the triumph of 1612 remains a symbol of national unity, courage and the Russian people’s determination to defend their homeland. 🎥 © Russian Military Historical Society

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❗️Russia, US and Ukraine to hold new talks in Abu Dhabi on 10-11 November 2026 The next round of trilateral negotiations between Russia, the US and Ukraine will take place in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11. Russian presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky will remain Moscow's chief negotiator. 👉 Other key statements by Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov: 🔘The scandal surrounding the discovery of the torture facility near Kiev has gained worldwide attention; 🔘European institutions are doing everything possible to shield Ukraine from scandals, including the torture facility near Kiev; 🔘 Kiev's manpower shortages are evident not only to Russia but also to observers around the world; 🔘 Those unwilling to fight for the Kiev government can surrender to Russian forces; 🔘 Ukraine's manpower problems will only worsen, as Kiev struggles to find people willing to fight for its interests; 🔘 Russia, China and the US are working to arrange a meeting of their leaders at the #APEC summit. Moscow hopes preparations will be completed soon; 🔘 Ukrainian attempts to strike Russian energy infrastructure continue; 🔘 Russia is taking measures to minimize the consequences of Ukrainian attacks on its energy facilities; 🔘 Russia has strengthened protection of its energy infrastructure, although completely preventing Ukrainian strikes is impossible; 🔘 Russia continues its special military operation to deprive Kiev of the ability to attack Russian energy infrastructure.

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🇷🇺🌍 Russia supplied nearly 14 million tonnes of food to Africa in the first nine months of 2026 From January to September 2026, Russia exported 13.9 million tonnes of food products to African countries, worth US$3.7 billion, according to the Federal Centre for the Development of Agricultural Product Exports (Agroexport). 📈Compared with the same period in 2025, exports increased by 6% in volume and 9% in value. Africa accounted for 23% of Russia's total agricultural exports during this period. Egypt, Sudan, Kenya, Nigeria and Morocco were the continent's largest importers of Russian agricultural products. While grain remains the backbone of Russia's agricultural exports to Africa, there is considerable potential to expand supplies of other products and agricultural technologies, including seeds, vaccines, fertilisers and crop protection products. The Third Russia-Africa Summit, held in Moscow on 28-29 October, provided an important platform for advancing cooperation in agriculture, agricultural technology and professional training. ✍️ Among the agreements signed on the sidelines was a trilateral Memorandum of Understanding between Agroexport, the Timiryazev Russian State Agrarian University and the Tanzania Private Sector Federation, aimed at aligning Russian educational expertise with the needs of Tanzania's agricultural sector. 🤝 Russia remains committed to strengthening food security and expanding mutually beneficial agricultural cooperation with African countries. #RussiaAfrica #RussiaWithAfrica

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🎙 Interview with A.Evstigneeva, Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, for RIA Novosti Key points: 🔹 The Russia-Africa Summit traditionally sets the course for the development of our relations with African countries for years to come – both in terms of global political priorities and in specific areas of bilateral cooperation. Its purpose is to provide a coherent framework for all aspects of our engagement. 🔹 The African Group at the UN comprises 54 countries. Their support for Russian initiatives considered by the UN General Assembly often proves decisive. 🔹 Addressing the historical injustice faced by Africa in the current composition of the [Security] Council is one of Russia's priorities in its work at the UN General Assembly, as reaffirmed in the 2023 Declaration of the Second Russia–Africa Summit. 🔹 The key difference between Russia's approach and that of Western countries is that we let Africans choose their own path. We oppose imposing externally devised solutions for resolving conflicts or managing political processes on the countries of the continent. Our cooperation with African states is rooted in respect, equality and mutual support. 🔹 Undermining African countries' relations with any of their Western "partners" is not part of Russia's foreign policy agenda. We offer our African partners a dialogue based on trust, encourage mutually beneficial cooperation and are ready for healthy competition. 🔹 Kiev's efforts to train militants on the African continent are an issue well known to African governments. Back in 2024, following Ukrainian officials' admission of involvement in the July terrorist attack on a Malian Armed Forces convoy near Tinzaouaten, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) condemned foreign interference. 🔹 Russia will continue to help strengthen the defence capabilities of the armed forces of African countries interested in acquiring reliable, high-quality equipment. 🔹 Both Ethiopia and Eritrea are long-standing friends and partners of Russia. We call on them to resolve any differences through dialogue. We support efforts to advance such dialogue and stand ready to provide direct assistance should both countries consider it necessary. 🔹 Russia consistently contributes to international efforts to combat public health threats. We also stepped up to assist during the recent Ebola outbreak. In just four days, Rospotrebnadzor developed diagnostic tests capable of detecting infection even before the onset of symptoms, enabling timely anti-epidemic measures. More than 7,500 tests have already been delivered to the DRC, the Republic of the Congo and Uganda 👉 Read the full interview #RussiaAfrica

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🇷🇺🇨🇳 On November 1, Russia's Federation Council delegation led by its Speaker Valentina Matvienko arrived in the People’s Republic of China. On November 2, Valentina Matvienko and Chairman of the Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress Zhao Leji held a meeting in Beijing. During their talks at the Great Hall of the People, the two officials noted that regular and productive interparliamentary ties reflect the high level of Russia-China cooperation. They emphasised that President of Russia Vladimir Putin and President of China Xi Jinping maintain close contact (1, 2, 3). At their meetings in Beijing and Bishkek this year, the Leaders reached important agreements that set the course for cooperation between Russia and China. Their next meeting is scheduled to take place on the sidelines of the Summit in Shenzhen. Valentina Matvienko briefed her Chinese counterpart on the results of Russia’s recent parliamentary elections. She reaffirmed Russian lawmakers’ commitment to constructive cooperation with their Chinese partners. 🤝 The parliamentarians expressed their determination to provide all necessary legislative support for the full implementation of the agreements reached at the highest level and to advance the Russia-China comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation. They also addressed current bilateral and international issues, discussing ways to develop trade and economic cooperation, deepen interregional ties, and expand humanitarian contacts and youth dialogue, including as part of the Years of Russia–China Cooperation in Education in 2026–2027. *** 💐 Before the talks, Valentina Matvienko took part in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Monument to the People’s Heroes in Tiananmen Square. She also visited the China Soong Ching Ling Science and Culture Centre for Young People and the National Art Museum of China. #RussiaChina

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✉️ President of Russia Vladimir Putin sent a message of greetings to participants and guests of the Peoples of Russia International Week (November 2, 2026) 💬 Welcome to the Peoples of Russia International Week. This year’s Forum has brought together representatives of government, business, academia and the expert community to discuss a wide range of issues related to making state ethnic policy more effective and strengthening international humanitarian cooperation. I would like to emphasise that we deeply cherish Russia's rich historical, cultural and spiritual heritage and make it a priority to preserve the languages, distinctive traditions and customs of the peoples living in Russia. ☝️ It is particularly important that indigenous peoples’ associations and communities, civic organisations and volunteer groups play an active part in this extensive, constructive work. I would especially like to highlight The Soul of Russia, an undoubtedly multifaceted project. Its widely supported initiatives and educational and outreach programmes help develop and promote renowned traditional arts and crafts, national sports, and new and exciting tourist destinations. I am confident that your Forum, held during the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia, will be a major event in the public and cultural life of our country and other states, helping to strengthen international humanitarian dialogue and professional and personal ties. 🤝 I wish you success, fruitful exchanges and all the very best. VLADIMIR PUTIN

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