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Security guarantees for Russia enter Zelenskyy peace-talks discussion

A Ukrainian roundup links the diplomatic debate to reported strikes on Russian military targets and mounting pressure on Ukraine's air defenses.

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0:45The report describes Ukrainian drone strikes on the Novokuibyshevsk refinery, then examines attempted Russian diesel sales.
7:33Possible Abu Dhabi talks dates remain uncertain as the program compares American and Russian statements.
10:13Zelenskyy's Sun interview introduces possible security guarantees for Russia, with Ukrainian conditions rather than a concluded agreement.
14:22The broadcast carries Ukraine's claim that Neptune missile strikes destroyed Russian Su-34 aircraft at Marinovka airfield.
16:36Russian infrastructure strikes lead into a discussion of Ukraine's electricity supply and upgraded attack drones.
20:05Dushka argues that Starlink restrictions hinder Ukrainian drone interception, citing communications specialist Flash.

Could a peace agreement include security guarantees for Russia? Ukraine's Channel 24 (24 Канал) examines that question through President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's interview with The Sun, alongside competing statements about when negotiations might resume.

Presented by journalist Oleksiy Dushka, the weekly compilation describes Zelenskyy as raising his own conditions for any such guarantees. It presents a negotiating position, rather than an announcement of an agreed peace settlement. The interview segment begins just over ten minutes into the program.

The diplomatic discussion also revisits possible three-way talks involving Ukraine, Russia and the United States in Abu Dhabi. The report considers November 4 and November 10 as possible dates, but the excerpts do not establish a confirmed meeting. Russian foreign-policy aide Yuri Ushakov is shown saying that Moscow has not yet named a date, while footage of President Donald Trump refers to a prospective meeting with Vladimir Putin and Zelenskyy.

Military pressure runs through the rest of the broadcast. It reports Ukrainian drone strikes on the Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery in Russia's Samara region and raids toward Moscow, pairing them with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov's comments about Russian air defenses. A separate section examines press reports that Trump administration officials privately encouraged American companies to accept Russian diesel, despite reluctance among buyers.

The program then carries Zelenskyy's statement that Ukrainian missile strikes destroyed two Russian Su-34 aircraft at Marinovka airfield. The report attributes the operation to Ukraine's Neptune missile system; the destruction is presented as a Ukrainian claim.

Turning to Ukraine, the broadcast reports Russian strikes on infrastructure and Dnipro. It includes Russian military commentator Mikhail Khodaryonok advocating attacks intended to extinguish Ukraine's remaining electricity supply, before examining reported upgrades to Russian attack drones and their use of foreign components.

Dushka closes the military discussion by arguing that Starlink restrictions are hampering Ukrainian defenses. Citing the Ukrainian communications specialist known as Flash, the program says speed limits have reduced the effectiveness of drone interceptors and military helicopters, linking a communications constraint to the wider problem of protecting Ukrainian skies.

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