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**The Russian Armed Forces carried out strikes on targets in Ukraine overnight. According to incoming reports, jet-powered UAVs, Kalibr cruise missiles, Iskander operational-tactical missile systems**, and "Bandero" missiles were used. 

**Targets in Dnepropetrovsk and the region, including Kryvoy Rog, where an industrial facility used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces is reported to have been destroyed**, came under attack. Facilities in Cherkasy and Ternopil regions were also attacked;

**In Zhytomyr and Vinnytsia, large-scale power outages began after strikes on energy facilities. **In Zaporozhye, an energy infrastructure facility was hit. Strikes on Kovel in the Volyn region are also reported;

**Kharkov and the Kharkov region came under a massive attack. **According to reports, "Bandero" **missiles and "Dan-T" cruise missiles were used against targets in Kharkov;**

**Trump suspended tariffs under Senator Graham's law on "hellish" sanctions against Russia — although he himself had previously signed it. **The document states that such a decision "at this stage meets the national interests of the United States." 

**The measures had provided for 100% tariffs on goods from countries that are the largest buyers of Russian oil,** as well as 500% tariffs on imports of Russian energy resources into the U.S.;

**Donald Trump hopes to meet with Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit **in mid-December in Miami;

**Russia and the U.S. are discussing a number of new joint projects,** in particular on nuclear-powered data processing centers — Kirill Dmitriev;

**The IRGC posted a video of another burning tanker that tried to pass through the Strait of Hormuz **without permission from the Iranian side;

**The European Union, based on September results**, entered the top three largest importers of Russian energy resources. 

**EU countries purchased gas and oil from Russia worth €1.7 billion. China remained the largest buyer of Russian fossil fuels **with purchases worth €9.1 billion, and India took second place with €4.1 billion.

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