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14.11.2024

The Day Kupyansk Opened Its Gates Again

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 14.11.2024.

It displays 182 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

14.11.2024 ⇢ The Day Kupyansk Opened Its Gates Again
⌨Russian media reported military advances into Kupyansk and capture of Voznesenka village in DPR, marking a shift in territorial control narratives. A bridge collapsed in Crimea due to an overloaded truck, with cleanup operations expected to take 24 hours.

Putin increased disability payments for military personnel to 4 million rubles, while the government unveiled a demographic strategy featuring stroller rentals and flexible work schedules for mothers. The dollar reached 99 rubles, its highest since October 2023.

The courts issued severe sentences: 24 years for setting fire to a military recruitment office, and life sentences in absentia for Russian Volunteer Corps leaders. The ordered closure of the Gulag Museum in Moscow emerged as a significant development in historical memory politics.

By evening, Sberbank raised mortgage rates by 3.5 percentage points, while Bank of China expanded payment blockages for Russian businesses.
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00:30 (21:30)⇢Rubio: Trump's Controversial Pick

⌨The newspapers extensively cover Trump's selection of Marco Rubio for Secretary of State (Moscow Times, RT, RIA, Vesti), with RT particularly critical of this choice, calling him a "neocon warmonger." A significant prisoner exchange took place with Russia returning nine female cooks from the Azov battalion (Gazeta, Lenta). In military news, Russian media claims NATO and Ukrainian air defense systems are struggling with new Russian stealth missiles (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
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RIA Novosti

Предложенный Трампом генпрокурор США признавал Крым российским

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03:50 (00:50)⇢The Night the CIA Leak was Found

⌨The newspapers report on new Trump-related developments: Reuters reveals a list for Pentagon restructuring (RBC), while his proposed Attorney General had previously acknowledged Crimea as Russian (RIA). A CIA employee was detained for leaking documents about Israel's strike on Iran (Meduza). In domestic news, Putin transferred Universal Beverage assets, including "Glavprodukt," to state property management (TASS), while motorcycle accidents have significantly increased (Kommersant).
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RIA Novosti

Конгрессмен, выдвинутый Трампом на пост генпрокурора США, называл Крым частью России

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06:30 (03:30)⇢Trump's Cabinet Takes Shape

⌨The newspapers report extensively on Trump's cabinet formation, with Marco Rubio nominated for Secretary of State (Interfax, Moscow Times), and a congressman who previously recognized Crimea as Russian proposed for Attorney General (RIA). Kazakhstan banks have increased processing times for Russian business payments (RBC). Military reports claim success of "Strela-10" air defense systems in Zaporizhzhia (Izvestia, Vesti), while a CIA employee was detained for leaking documents about Israel's Iran strike (Meduza).
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Лавров ответил на вопрос о легитимности выборов на Украине

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Легитимность выборов на Украине будет зависеть от того, как их проведут, заявил Лавров

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09:03 (06:03)⇢The Bridge That Fell in Crimea

⌨The newspapers report extensively on a bridge collapse in Crimea, with emergency services expecting cleanup to take up to 24 hours (Gazeta, Lenta, Vesti). Foreign Minister Lavrov discusses BRICS' disappointment with US sanctions (Izvestia) and aircraft refueling difficulties (TASS). Domestic airlines may cancel hundreds of flights due to lack of state support (Moscow Times), while the government prepares a new "family-centric" demographic strategy (RBC).
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Рухнувший в Крыму мост восстановят в следующем году

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11:27 (08:27)⇢The Crimean Bridge Breaks Again

⌨The newspapers report intensively on two major developments: a bridge collapse in Crimea caused by an overloaded truck (Vesti, RIA), and Foreign Minister Lavrov's complaints about aircraft refueling difficulties due to sanctions (Gazeta, Lenta). In military matters, NATO Secretary General Rutte acknowledged Ukraine's disadvantaged position (Izvestia), while The Times reports on Ukraine's theoretical nuclear capabilities, which Kiev officially denies (Meduza).
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Российские военные поразили инфраструктуру аэродромов ВСУ

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Российские войска закрепляются на окраинах Купянска

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12:46 (09:46)⇢Russians Walk Into Kupyansk

⌨The newspapers report extensively on Russian military advances, with claims of capturing Voznesenka village in DPR (Izvestia, RBC, Vesti) and Russian forces entering Kupyansk (Meduza, RIA). Putin increased disability payments for military personnel to 4 million rubles (Kommersant, NTV). The Moscow Times reports on apparent sanctions circumvention through Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Armenia's increased EU imports matching their exports to Russia.
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14:56 (11:56)⇢The Day Kupyansk's Gates Opened

⌨The newspapers report on Russian military claims of entering Kupyansk (Lenta, RIA), while the IEA notes Russian fuel exports reached their lowest since July 2020 (Kommersant). In Belarus, discussions continue about the potential pardon of political prisoner Maria Kolesnikova (Meduza). The Kursk governor dismissed a district head after residents booed her medal presentation (Gazeta), while refugees from the region demand compensation (Svoboda).
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Израиль нанес удар по центру Дамаска

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Жест отчаяния. Запад готовит решающий шаг против России

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16:38 (13:38)⇢The Three Trillion Ruble Shuffle

⌨The newspapers report on changes in military compensation, with new payment procedures for injuries during the special operation (Gazeta). A significant demographic initiative emerges with the Ministry of Labor publishing a family strategy through 2036, including stroller rentals and flexible work schedules for mothers (Komsomolskaya Pravda). The dollar reaches 100 rubles on forex (Kommersant), while the budget redistribution amounts to 3 trillion rubles (TASS, Vesti).
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Программа "Время героев" открывает новый набор участников

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18:55 (15:55)⇢Prison Sentences Pour Like Rain

⌨The newspapers report on severe judicial sentences: a theater director received 8 years for social media posts about Putin (Moscow Times), while a man accused of setting fire to a military recruitment office got 24 years (TASS). The leader of the Russian Volunteer Corps received a life sentence in absentia (Interfax, NTV). Meanwhile, Bitcoin surpassed $90,000 (Meduza) as the dollar reached 99 rubles (RBC), its highest since October 2023.
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20:54 (17:54)⇢The Milk Price Rollback

⌨The newspapers report extensively on milk price reductions following a prosecutor's inspection (Interfax, Kommersant, RBC, Vesti). Gazprom claims the EU is artificially destroying gas demand (TASS), while gas prices spike following reports of supply cuts (Izvestia). Regional news sources present contradicting narratives about Mariupol residents' movements (Lenta) and military looting in Kursk (Meduza).
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ВСУ нанесли удар по селу в Херсонской области

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Топ-менеджера "Ростелекома" арестовали по делу о мошенничестве

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23:18 (20:18)⇢The Great Birth Rate Push

⌨The newspapers report on EU's preparation of new sanctions packages against Russia (Bloomberg via Kommersant, RBC), while Russia's demographic policy through 2036 emerges as a major focus, featuring stroller rentals and flexible work for mothers (Komsomolskaya Pravda, Moscow Times). A significant development in historical memory politics surfaces with the ordered closure of the Gulag Museum (Moscow Times English). Meanwhile, a senior Rostelecom executive faces arrest for large-scale fraud (RIA, TASS).
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В офисе Зеленского признали, что ядерная бомба не поможет Украине победить

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