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13.11.2025

The Day Ukraine Aid Doubts Grew

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 13.11.2025.

It displays 140 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

13.11.2025The Day Ukraine Aid Doubts Grew
Russian media began the day focused on the US House's support for a bill to end the government shutdown, alongside Lavrov's statements regarding the transfer of soldier's bodies to Ukraine. By mid-morning, the possibility of a Putin-Trump summit in Budapest was highlighted. As the day progressed, the Kremlin issued stern warnings to Kyiv regarding future negotiations, asserting Ukraine would face worse terms if they continued to refuse talks. In the afternoon, the narrative shifted significantly, focusing on growing European skepticism about financial aid to Ukraine, with Hungary and Norway reportedly refusing to guarantee or provide funds due to alleged corruption. This was coupled with reports of Russian oil exports being stranded in tankers due to sanctions. The evening saw continued emphasis on alleged Ukrainian corruption and reports of North Korean sappers clearing munitions in the Kursk region.
13.11.2025
02:22
03:24
RIA Novosti

Россия за год передала Украине свыше девяти тысяч тел солдат, заявил Лавров

03:24 (00:24 in your timezone)

06:24 (03:24)US Shutdown Ends

Russian media is primarily focused on the US House of Representatives' support for a bill to end the government shutdown (NTV.ru, Vesti, Izvestia). Concurrently, several outlets highlight Lavrov's statements on Russia transferring over 9,000 bodies of soldiers to Ukraine and Peskov's hopes for Trump's role in resolving the Ukraine conflict (RIA Novosti, Rossiyskaya Gazeta). The Kremlin also commented on Ukrainian corruption (RT (Russia Today)).
09:43
09:44
10:52

10:54 (07:54)The Budapest Summit Beckons

Russian media is currently focused on the possibility of a summit between President Putin and President Trump in Budapest (Rossiyskaya Gazeta, TASS, Vesti). Concurrently, multiple outlets report on renewed Ukrainian drone attacks over Russian regions (Izvestia, NTV.ru). The G7's call for a ceasefire amid Russian army advances in Ukraine is also noted (Lenta.ru).
12:21
RIA Novosti

Минобороны рассказало о ходе наступления в Красноармейске

12:21 (09:21 in your timezone)
12:42
13:17
RIA Novosti

Киеву, несмотря на отказ от переговоров, придется их вести, но с гораздо худших позиций, заявили в Кремле

13:17 (10:17 in your timezone)

13:18 (10:18)Kremlin's Stern Warning to Kyiv

Russian media is currently dominated by commentary from the Kremlin regarding potential negotiations with Ukraine, with officials stating Kyiv will eventually have to negotiate from a worse position if they refuse now (Lenta.ru, RBC.ru, RIA Novosti). This comes amidst reports of US nuclear bomber drills near Russia's border (The Moscow Times, TASS), and discussions of a possible Russia-US summit in Budapest (Izvestia).
13:21
RIA Novosti

Киеву придется вернуться к переговорам с гораздо худших позиций, заявил Песков

13:21 (10:21 in your timezone)
13:46
14:21
RIA Novosti

Губернатор Астраханской области доложил Путину о развитии программ поддержки ветеранов и их семей

14:21 (11:21 in your timezone)
14:31
RIA Novosti

Выход на новый уровень. Путин и Токаев договорились о всеобъемлющем партнерстве

14:31 (11:31 in your timezone)
15:09
15:09
15:09

15:11 (12:11)Kremlin's Stance Hardens on Ukraine Talks

Russian media continues to focus on potential peace talks with Ukraine, with the Kremlin asserting Kyiv will negotiate from a weaker position (NTV.ru). Discussions also highlight a comprehensive partnership between Putin and Tokayev (RIA Novosti), and the possibility of US nuclear tests (TASS). Additionally, there are reports of significant capital outflow from Russian banks (The Moscow Times) and US sanctions against Ukraine (Lenta.ru).
16:09
16:47

17:00 (14:00)Ukraine Aid, Corrupt Echoes

Russian media is currently focused on the growing skepticism among European countries regarding financial aid to Ukraine. Hungary's Prime Minister Orbán reiterated his refusal to support Ukraine due to alleged corruption (NTV.ru), a stance echoed by Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zakharova (TASS, Vesti). Norway has also stated it will not use its wealth fund to guarantee Ukraine aid (RT (Russia Today)). Concurrently, headlines discuss Russia's support for SVO participants (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
18:10
18:53

19:29 (16:29)Sanctions Strand Russian Oil

Russian media continues to highlight challenges to Ukraine aid, with a NATO member (Norway) refusing to back an EU attack on Russian assets (RT (Russia Today)). Concurrently, several outlets report a significant amount of Russian oil export is stuck in tankers due to sanctions (The Moscow Times, Rossiyskaya Gazeta). Diplomatic tensions with Germany are also noted (TASS).
19:46
RIA Novosti

Россия указала на агрессивный настрой ЕС в отношении Черноморского региона

19:46 (16:46 in your timezone)
20:13
20:30
RIA Novosti

В Карелии потерпел крушение истребитель Су-30

20:30 (17:30 in your timezone)
20:49
21:08
RIA Novosti

Декларация о всеобъемлющем партнерстве усилит сотрудничество России и Казахстана, заявил Токаев

21:08 (18:08 in your timezone)
21:08

21:18 (18:18)Ukraine Corruption Claims Grow

Russian media continues to focus on alleged Ukrainian corruption, with RT and Svoboda.org linking it to Western aid siphoning and Russian connections. Concurrently, an Су-30 fighter jet crash in Karelia is reported by NTV.ru and RBC.ru. Discussions also cover a potential Russia-US summit (TASS, Izvestia) and strengthening Russia-Kazakhstan partnership (RIA Novosti).
23:48
RIA Novosti

Глава АВВР Беловол назвала российский закон о виноделии уникальным

23:48 (20:48 in your timezone)
23:48