The brightest “star” over Surgut tonight is not a star at all: it's Jupiter, about halfway up in the south before dawn. You can also see Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. It's dark enough for stars from about 17:24.
Rises into view in the south-east around 06:01 and stays until dawn washes it out. Best at 07:06: very low, just above the horizon in the south-east, one fist above the horizon. It stays low, so you need an open view with no buildings or trees in the way.
Rises into view in the east around 23:31 and stays until dawn washes it out. Best at 06:26: about halfway up in the south, 4 fists above the horizon.
Look east as the sky darkens. Visible until 02:36. Best at 21:21: about a third of the way up in the south, 3 fists above the horizon.
Rises into view in the east around 23:26 and stays until dawn washes it out. Best at 05:46: about halfway up in the south, 4 fists above the horizon.
Rises into view in the south-east around 07:11 and stays until dawn washes it out. Best at 07:11: very low, just above the horizon in the south-east, one fist above the horizon. It stays low, so you need an open view with no buildings or trees in the way.
Look east as the sky darkens. Visible until 05:46. Best at 00:56: about halfway up in the south, 5 fists above the horizon. You'll need binoculars or a small telescope and a dark sky.
Look south-east as the sky darkens. Visible until 00:36. Best at 20:56: about a third of the way up in the south, 3 fists above the horizon. You'll need binoculars or a small telescope and a dark sky.
Where to find them at 18:04, once the sky is dark.
It's most likely the planet Jupiter. It is about halfway up in the south and visible from 23:31 until dawn. Planets shine with a steady light, while stars twinkle.
Mercury (from 07:11 until dawn), Venus (from 06:01 until dawn), Mars (from 23:26 until dawn), Jupiter (from 23:31 until dawn) and Saturn (after sunset until 02:36). With binoculars or a telescope you can also find Uranus and Neptune.
The Sun sets at 15:41. The brighter stars and planets come out by 16:31, and the sky is properly dark from about 17:24. Full astronomical darkness begins at 18:14.
The Moon is a Waxing Crescent, 2% illuminated. Moonrise is at 11:53 and moonset at 14:40.
Calculated for Tuesday 10 November at 61.26°N, 73.42°E. Times are local to Surgut.