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UK-led naval initiative targets Russian submarines, Ukrainian review says

Alexey Dushka links northern European maritime cooperation with diplomatic pressure on Moscow ahead of the Abu Dhabi talks.

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1:36Dushka reports youth detentions in central Moscow, followed by footage of parents demanding releases.
4:13He examines France's position and European involvement in the planned Abu Dhabi negotiations.
6:08Putin addresses the Security Council about forthcoming talks; Dushka interprets the meeting as an urgent response.
8:21Dushka describes a UK-led initiative involving ten northern European countries to counter Russian submarines.
10:20He reports that congressional Democrats are preparing a $15 billion military-aid package for Ukraine.
11:48The final report concerns hackers' claims of obtaining Russian Defense Ministry data about military losses.

A proposed maritime initiative involving Britain and northern European countries forms a central part of journalist Alexey Dushka's account of the pressures facing Moscow before negotiations over Ukraine.

In a November 9 news review for Ukraine's Channel 24 (24 Канал), Dushka describes an initiative involving ten countries, led by the United Kingdom, to counter Russian submarines. He presents closer naval cooperation as another strand of European security policy alongside the diplomatic effort over the war.

The naval discussion begins around eight minutes into a broader review. Earlier, Dushka examines France's position and European involvement in the three-way talks scheduled for Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates. His argument is that European governments have interests and influence that cannot simply be excluded from negotiations.

The program also shows Vladimir Putin addressing Russia's Security Council about the forthcoming talks. The council brings together senior officials to advise the president on national security. Dushka portrays the meeting as an urgent response to diplomatic developments; that interpretation belongs to his commentary, rather than being established by the meeting footage alone.

The opening section returns to police raids in Moscow's Kitay-Gorod and Pokrovka areas. Social-media footage shows detained young people and parents demanding their children's release at a police station. Dushka reports allegations that some detainees were pressured to sign military contracts. The official explanation cited in the program is an operation against public drinking.

Two further reports close the review: Dushka says congressional Democrats are preparing a $15 billion military-aid package for Ukraine, then discusses hackers' claims to have obtained Russian Defense Ministry data concerning military losses. These are presented as developing reports, not completed aid deliveries or an independently established accounting of casualties.

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