Vladimir Putin met Chinese Premier Li Qiang in St. Petersburg on Oct. 21, after meeting U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss the war in Ukraine.
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Russia Says Its First Diesel Shipment To The U.S. Will Depart October 22
Russia says a tanker carrying 40,000 tons of diesel is scheduled to depart for the U.S. on Oct. 22 under a deal enabled by a temporary U.S. license.
Putin Releases U.S. Citizen Stephen Hubbard, Who Fought On Ukraine’s Side
Vladimir Putin said Stephen Hubbard, a U.S. citizen convicted in Russia after fighting for Ukraine, has been released and is at St. Petersburg’s Pulkovo Airport.
Kremlin Warned Germany After Leipzig Airport Sabotage That It Won’t Be The Last Attack, WSJ Reports
The WSJ reports that a Kremlin official warned a German counterpart the Leipzig airport sabotage attempt would not be Moscow’s last target.
NYT: Trump’s Envoys Plan To Meet Putin In St. Petersburg On Wednesday And Seek The Release Of An American Held In Russia
The New York Times reports Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner plan to meet Vladimir Putin on Oct. 21 and seek the release of an American held in Russia.
South Korea To Cut Embassy Staff In Kyiv After Recalling Ambassador Amid Dispute Over North Korean POWs
Seoul says it will recall some embassy staff from Kyiv, citing the unresolved dispute over two North Korean prisoners of war and Russian airstrikes.
Russian Rapper Navai Released From Jail And Deported From Kazakhstan After Drug Smuggling Case Dropped
Kazakhstani police said a drug-smuggling case against Russian rapper Navai was dropped after his “active repentance”; he was released and deported.
Reuters: Trump Envoy Steve Witkoff Plans To Attend Ukraine Peace Talks With Zelensky In Norway And Meet Putin In Russia
Reuters reports that Steve Witkoff plans to join Zelensky and European representatives in Oslo before traveling to Russia to meet Putin.
Yevgeny Prigozhin Is Dead, But His Mercenary Empire Lives On. His Son Has Expanded The Family Business In The Central African Republic, WSJ Reports.
The Wall Street Journal reports Pavel Prigozhin kept Wagner fighters in the Central African Republic and expanded the family’s business there.
Russia Arrests Two Men Who Ran A Website For Train Enthusiasts. Now They Face Up To 10 Years In Prison For Allegedly Compromising ‘Critical Infrastructure.’
Two administrators of Russian railway photo site RailGallery face charges carrying up to 10 years in prison over alleged access to protected data.