❗TASS News Roundup, November 10:

▪The Russian, US and Ukrainian delegations have concluded their first day of talks in Abu Dhabi, which lasted 4.5 hours, including a break of about 40 minutes, a TASS correspondent reported

▪It is too early to assess the results of the talks, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov, who is a member of the Russian delegation, said

▪US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has described the talks as “very productive”

▪US negotiator and president’s son-in-law Jared Kushner has described Tuesday’s round of the talks as constructive

▪Russia will not agree to another ceasefire in Ukraine without a clear understanding of what will follow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said

▪Europe is once again attempting to create a respite for the Kiev regime to restore its military potential, which Moscow will not agree to, Lavrov said

▪President Vladimir Putin thanked his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko for Belarus' assistance in facilitating humanitarian exchanges between Russia and Ukraine

▪The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned Moldovan Ambassador to Moscow Lilian Darii to lodge a protest after Chisinau’s decision to declare a Russian embassy employee persona non grata and declared an employee of the Moldovan embassy in Russia persona non grata

▪Russian troops liberated the community of Nikolskoye in the Sumy Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, the Defense Ministry said

▪The Council of the European Union has for the first time announced plans to establish an official military presence in Ukraine as part of the expansion of the European Union Military Assistance Mission (EUMAM) Ukraine

▪Preparations are underway for a meeting between US President Donald Trump, Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, and “some news” on this matter may come soon, Rubio said

▪Trump supports holding a meeting with Putin and Xi on the sidelines of the APEC summit, including to discuss the issues related to nuclear weapons, Rubio said

▪The Commonwealth of Independent States’ members unanimously advocate for the formation of a fair multipolar world order based on universally recognized principles of international law and the central role of the UN, CIS Secretary-General Sergey Lebedev said

▪Only 33% of American voters believe that impeaching Trump would do the country good, according to a poll conducted jointly by Reuters and polling firm Ipsos