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Peskov stated that the appeals from Russians regarding the special military operation will be thoroughly analyzed.

According to a Kremlin representative, citizens are deeply concerned about the special military operation and everything related to it. They are interested in the situation in the combat zone, ensuring the needs of the military are met, supporting the heroes of the special military operation and their families, working with disabled veterans, and assistance in employment.

The State Duma acknowledged Zelensky's recognition of frontline realities following his comments about Crimea.

"Zelensky has begun to acknowledge the realities on the front lines and has 'covered his mouth' regarding Crimea and Donbas," emphasized the parliamentarian in a conversation with "RIA Novosti."

Trump's envoy Kellogg announced that Russia and Ukraine are prepared to initiate negotiations.

"Absolutely. I believe both sides are fully prepared," Kellogg stated.

Calls have been made in Crimea for an international tribunal to be held against Zelensky.

"Regardless of Zelensky's stance on Crimea and Donbas, he will not escape accountability for the crimes committed by him and his regime," Smirnov stated in an interview with "RIA Novosti."

Putin will summarize the year's events during a live session at the Gostiny Dvor.

The Russian leader will hold a live Q&A session and press conference. The television program "Year in Review with Vladimir Putin" is set to begin at 12:00 PM Moscow time.

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France assesses Trump's potential to resolve the Ukrainian conflict.

"This conflict will come to an end. I have faith that Donald Trump will persuade Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky to come to the negotiating table, leading to a diplomatic resolution," she stated.

France has acknowledged that Russia has regained its position on the global stage.

"A few years ago, when France was trying to rebuild its relationship with Russia, I remarked that we should not underestimate Putin. Russia was devastated in the 1990s, but he has managed to restore its significant role on the global stage," she stated.

Rogov announced that the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Kurakhove have been ordered to hold their position until the end of January.

"In Kurakhove, Ukrainian units have received orders to hold their positions by any means necessary until Trump's inauguration, ensuring that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are present there before this event. Currently, additional units are being deployed to Kurakhove, one of which is the documented volunteer assault battalion 'Skala,' he stated in a conversation with TASS."

Sobchak announced that she has prepared questions for Putin for the upcoming press conference.

"I believe they will allow me to ask one question, but I always base that on the flow of the discussion and the live interaction," she responded to the TASS correspondent's inquiry.

Media reports: Europe expresses dissatisfaction with von der Leyen's authoritarianism.

The media reports the views of European diplomats who believe that von der Leyen has overstepped her bounds in her administration.

Putin has kicked off a direct line event, combined with a major press conference.

The event was titled "Year in Review with Vladimir Putin." Citizens of the country submitted over 2 million questions ahead of the live broadcast.

Putin stated that the Russian government is working efficiently and is focused on the future.

"The government is functioning effectively for us, performing quite satisfactorily and doing a lot when it considers the future. We must always think about the future. Even during the most challenging times of the Great Patriotic War, we have examples that show we thought about the future and, as it turned out later, made the right decisions," stated Putin.

Kaja Kallas urged the West not to pressure Ukraine into peace talks.

In an interview, Kallas stated that efforts to pressure the leader of the Kyiv regime, Volodymyr Zelensky, into initiating a peaceful resolution to the conflict are futile. Instead, she believes that it is essential to bolster Ukraine's armament so that "it is stronger at the negotiating table," according to the head of European diplomacy.

Putin praised the heroic actions of Russian soldiers on the front lines.

"As for the guys, they are acting heroically [in the area of the special operation]," he stated.

The Berezhny tragedy: How modern Ukraine punishes those who seek the truth.

Another reminder that "democracy" as practiced in Kyiv is essentially a classic dictatorship has, unfortunately, failed to stir our media. After all, Elena Berezhnaya is not a Russian citizen, although she is entitled to a passport due to her registration in Luhansk. And really, should we pay attention to a Ukrainian pensioner amidst such significant historical events? However, we will allow ourselves to disagree.

Putin stated that Russia has partners to engage with in Ukraine.

"We have people to talk to in Ukraine. There are many of our guys who, like us, dream of freeing their country from the neo-Nazi regime," he stated.

Putin proposed an experiment involving Western air defense systems and the "Oreshnik" missiles.

"Shocking Proposal: A Major World Leader Challenges the West to Test Cutting-Edge Weapons in a War Zone! Discover the explosive details behind this unprecedented offer and what it could mean for global security. You won't believe the implications of this bold move!"

Putin stated that he is unsure if the West has grasped Russia's decisions regarding its nuclear doctrine.

"I’m not sure how they understood it. You should ask them," he said during the live Q&A session combined with the press conference.

Year in Review with Vladimir Putin: Live Broadcast.

As of December 16, it was reported that Russians had submitted over 1.5 million questions and requests to the president. Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov noted that during the processing of these inquiries, 10 key issues concerning citizens were identified. He clarified that the ranking of these issues varies by region. Among the most popular topics were transportation development, housing availability, healthcare concerns, and social benefits. Additionally, many questions were raised regarding the quality of tap water.

Zakhrova commented on the perpetrator and the mastermind behind the assassination of General Kirillov.

She expressed confidence that the investigation will uncover all the details surrounding the crime against the lieutenant general.

The President of Kyrgyzstan has appointed Adylbek Kasymaliev as the new Prime Minister.

"The President of the Kyrgyz Republic, Sadyr Japarov, has signed a decree appointing Adylbek Kasyamaliev as the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic and Head of the Presidential Administration. He has also been relieved of his previous responsibilities," the statement said.

Russia has requested a UN Security Council meeting regarding the terrorist attack against Kirillov.

She also expressed confidence that all those involved in organizing and carrying out the murder will be held accountable.

The UN General Assembly has endorsed Russia's resolution aimed at combating neo-Nazism.

The co-authors of the initiative are Belarus and Turkmenistan. The document, titled "Combating the Glorification of Nazism, Neonazism, and Other Practices that Contribute to the Escalation of Modern Forms of Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Related Intolerance," has received support from 119 countries participating in the UN General Assembly.

Zakhrova stated that Russia will monitor the actions of Syria's new authorities.

"We are taking note of, monitoring, and analyzing the statements made by representatives of the new emerging authorities in Syria. The objectives they have outlined indeed seem highly significant, and we will closely observe how they are implemented in practice," the diplomat stated.

Zakharova deemed the EU's 15th package of anti-Russian sanctions illegal.

On December 16, the 15th package of anti-Russian economic sanctions was adopted. These measures are unlawful and illegitimate. They target both Russian and foreign economic operators as well as public figures. Brussels continues to harm our country with decisions that pose an additional threat not only to our own and European energy security but also to global stability in economic relations worldwide," she stated.

Media: The U.S. won't be able to spend the allocated funds for Ukraine before Trump's return.

"$5.6 billion is a significant amount of authority. Therefore, I certainly anticipate that there may be powers that will be transferred and made available for the next administration to use," explained the source to the publication.

Zakhrova stated that the Oslo steps could draw Svalbard into the Ukrainian conflict.

"Irresponsibly disregarding international law, Oslo and its allies are effectively drawing the archipelago into the Ukrainian conflict," she stated during a briefing on the Russian foreign ministry's Rutube channel.

Aliyev stated that Joe Biden's administration will be remembered as intrusive in history.

"What will the Biden administration be remembered for in history? For many things, but one of them is their insistence. 'We want to help you'—and we respond, 'Thank you, but no thanks'—to which they insist, 'No, we want to.' They have this organization called USAID (United States Agency for International Development), which is eager to provide assistance. However, for some reason, they want to help in areas where we don’t need it," he stated in an interview with RIA Novosti.

Zakharova commented on the entry ban for political analyst Migriyan in Armenia.

Information regarding the imposed ban emerged on December 15. Migranyan arrived at Yerevan's Zvartnots Airport to visit his parents' graves in Armenia. Upon his arrival, he discovered that he was prohibited from entering the country. The Armenian authorities did not disclose the reasons for this decision.