Thanks to Richard M. and mkent. I have now corrected the 2024 launch count and revised this post.

Bart Hendrickx reported the delay over at the NSF forums – and a couple other outlets.

It turns out authorities in the Yamal region (the impact zone for the core stage) announced the launch delay on November 25, two days before the originally planned launch date, so this was definitely not a launch day scrub.
https://vk.com/wall-225776269_286

As far as I can see, there has not been a similar announcement for the residents of the Komi republic, the impact zone for the first-stage strap-on boosters.

So the launch is now planned for 3 December between 16.00 and 19.00 UTC. This window had already been given in the original impact zone announcements last week. The windows given were:
27-28 November: 19.00-21.00 UTC
3-4, 9-10 December: 16.00-19.00 UTC

There are indeed reports in the local Yamal press that two satellites will be on board, but this is not in the official announcements. Looking a bit further, it seems that local reporters were confused by the fact that there are two Russian launches in a timespan of several days (this one and Kondor-FKA-2). But in the end there may be turn out to be two satellites on board after all, a Lotos and a small passenger satellite. Again, this should become clear from the official launch announcement, which would then talk about satellites having been placed into orbit for the Ministry of Defense.

Link: https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=61898.msg2645042#msg2645042

mkent: Do you have a source?

It did not happen. Apparently rescheduled for 03 Dec.