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bbc US special envoy and the US President's son-in-law Jared Kushner attended talks in Moscow this week US special envoy Steve Witkoff will meet the head of Ukraine's national security council, Rustem Umerov, for talks in Miami on Thursday, the White House has confirmed. US President Trump said the talks - also attended by his son-in-law Jared Kushner - were "reasonably good", but added that it was too soon to say what would happen because "it does take two to tango." When asked by a reporter whether Witkoff and Kushner believed Putin genuinely wanted to end the war, Trump said: "[Putin] would like to end the war. That was their impression." Ahead of the US visit to the Kremlin, Putin was filmed in army fatigues at a Russian command post, being briefed by commanders claiming the conquest of the key strategic city of Pokrovsk, in eastern Ukraine, as well as other nearby settlements. Fighting in Pokrovsk is continuing and Russian forces do not control the whole city, but Russian officials clearly believe their message of military gains has been heard by the US. Russian forces have made some incremental advances in the east and appear to have stepped up their campaign in recent weeks. They seized about 701 sq km (270 sq miles) of Ukrainian territory in November, according to AFP analysis of data from the US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW), and they now control 19.3% of Ukrainian territory.

bbc pregled - Donald Trump is the only person who can break the deadlock in the Ukraine-Russia peace talks, says Nato boss Mark Rutte - Rutte - speaking after a Nato meeting in Brussels - also says "Putin believes he can outlast us, but we are not going anywhere". - Earlier, the Kremlin said it's wrong to suggest that Vladimir Putin rejected all the US peace plan during talks in Moscow on Tuesday. Putin's spokesman said some parts were "accepted", but other parts were "unacceptable" - UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's spokesman today calls the comments "yet more Kremlin claptrap from a president who isn't serious about peace"

Kakve njuske. Putin preti i Ukrajni i Evropi.

Za sada se samo raspitujem :) Prosle zime je trebao neki gig da se radi u Shanghaju, ali se, nazalost, izjalovilo. Hvala za informacije, svakako, ovo sto Alipay linkuje master i visu je zapravo kljucna stvar za normalno funkcionisanje.

@nemanjaol @Darko i svi koji ste bili skorije u Kini, imam pitanje, da li visa i Mastercard normalno funkcionisu, kao aplikacije tipa Maps, booking itd, sve ono bez cega mi ovde ne mozemo da funkcionisemo. Jeste li morali da instalirate neku njihovu aplikaciju? Znam za WeChat, da li ima jos neke tako bitne must have app?

zasto ne bi mogli da budu u tim izbornim odborima?

Losi rezultati, samo nemoj da me neko tera da budem zadovoljan porazima.

Sad sam proverio, po Bloombergu inflacija u novembru je 6.8%, tako da ce do kraja godine svakako biti jednocifrema. Strucnjaci kazu da ce ruska ekonomija nastaviti da propada u 2026, ali da nema opasnosti od ekonomskog kolapsa, koji bi, ako se nastavi ovim tempom, mogao da dodje 2027.

Bez da guglam, rekao bih da je ovo najgora godina u ekonomskom smislu za Rusiju u ovom veku. Zato im treba skidanje sankcija sto hitnije.

Retko pricam sa komsijama na ovu temu, ali me bas zanima, kad bi mogli da birate, jel bi radije Zeljka ili Vujosevica za trenera?

bbc More than 600,000 people in the Kyiv region of Ukraine were without power on Saturday morning after an overnight Russian attack. Ukraine's energy ministry said more than 500,000 of these were in the capital itself, with the rest in the surrounding region. It attributed the power losses to missile and drone strikes on energy infrastructure in the city and several other regions. Around 36 missiles and nearly 600 drones were launched on targets across Ukraine overnight, officials said, killing three and injuring dozens of others. Kyiv's Mayor Vitaly Klitschko said a 13-year-old child was among the 29 people injured in the city. Ukraine's Air Force said it shot down 558 of the drones and 19 of the missiles.

Mora da su Radoicicevi neimari, onda nije ni cudo sto su radili bez dozvole.

Izgleda da su Britanci prisluskivali Vitkofa i dostavili Bloombergu razgovor i transcript. Ovo je konacno uznemirilo i neke vidjenije Republikance i nateralo ih da se pobune cnn In the October 14 audio recording reviewed and transcribed by Bloomberg, Witkoff counsels top Russian foreign policy adviser Yuri Ushakov on how Russian President Vladimir Putin should approach a call with Trump. The transcript offers key new insight about the behind-the-scenes talks that produced a 28-point peace plan that has been the subject of intense discussions between the Trump administration, Russia and Ukraine in recent days. The transcript generated concern among some GOP Russia hawks on Capitol Hill who asserted that Witkoff was too much under Russia’s spell. Rep. Don Bacon called for him to be fired. “For those who oppose the Russian invasion and want to see Ukraine prevail as a sovereign & democratic country, it is clear that Witkoff fully favors the Russians. He cannot be trusted to lead these negotiations. Would a Russian paid agent do less than he?” Bacon wrote on X. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick called it “a major problem. And one of the many reasons why these ridiculous side shows and secret meetings need to stop.”

bbc - Six people have been killed in Russian strikes on Kyiv overnight, the city's mayor says, as diplomatic efforts to end the war continue - In Russia, officials says three people have been killed after Ukraine carried out strikes in the border regions of Krasnodar and Rostov - It comes as a US official confirms to the BBC that they will meet Russian representatives in Abu Dhabi today - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says that plan now contains "many of the right elements" after negotiations - Further talks are planned in the coming days, and Sir Keir Starmer will host a virtual meeting of Ukraine's allies later