Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced that Russia will continue until the end of 2023 a voluntary reduction in oil exports to global markets by 300,000 barrels per day.
Novak said in statements to reporters: “Russia will continue until the end of December 2023 an additional voluntary reduction in supplies of oil and petroleum products to global markets by 300,000 barrels per day, which came into effect last September and October in 2023.”
Novak added that a market analysis will be conducted next month to determine whether to deepen the cut or increase oil production.
The Deputy Prime Minister also confirmed that the additional voluntary reduction aims to strengthen the measures of OPEC+ countries to maintain the stability and balance of oil markets.
Russian Defense: Destruction of enemy air equipment as a result of targeting two Ukrainian military airports
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday that its forces struck two Ukrainian airports over the past day, destroying enemy air equipment and weapons.
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Russian Defense: About 600 Ukrainian soldiers were neutralized and 43 marchers were shot down within a day
The Russian Defense stated in its daily report that an air weapons depot was destroyed at the Dnepr Airport in the Dnepropetrovsk Province, in addition to air equipment belonging to the Ukrainian military aviation at the Mirgorod Airport in the Poltava Province.
According to Russian defense data, the losses of the Ukrainian army during the last 24 hours amounted to about 565 soldiers. Below are the details of what was stated in the Russian defense report:
Two attacks on the Kubyansk axis were repelled and more than 30 soldiers were killed there
On the Krasny Liman axis, the enemy lost more than 60 soldiers
On the Donetsk axis, the total losses of the Ukrainian forces amounted to 235 soldiers
Two attacks on the southern Donetsk axis were repelled, with enemy losses amounting to about 135 soldiers
Repelling 3 attacks on the Zaporozhye axis and eliminating about 45 soldiers
On the Kherson axis, the losses of Ukrainian forces exceeded 60 people
Intercepting 13 Storm Shadow and Neptune anti-ship cruise missiles and shooting down 17 drones.
"Jerusalem Post": Johnson and Morrison arrive in Israel
The Jerusalem Post reported that former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson arrived in Israel accompanied by former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on a "solidarity" visit.
The newspaper said: “Boris Johnson and Scott Morrison arrived in Israel on Sunday morning on a solidarity visit.”
The newspaper indicated that Johnson and Morrison will tour residential centers in southern Israel, which were attacked by Hamas on October 7.
During their presence in Israel, Johnson and Morrison will express their support for "this country's right to defend itself."
The former Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, organized a tour for Boris Johnson and Scott Morrison in southern Israel, in addition to organizing meetings for them with Britons and Australians serving in the Israeli army.