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Minister Mykola Kalashnyk estimated that metro services across Kyiv’s Southern Bridge could be fully restored in two to three months, provided Russian attacks cause no further damage. The city will fund the work, he said.
An analysis of hacked Rosstat data points to roughly 300 Russian deaths in Mali, UNIAN reported. Those killed were likely linked to Wagner and the Africa Corps.
Russia's foreign minister criticised EU leaders' positions as the bloc seeks a role in talks to end the war in Ukraine, UNIAN reported, citing Russian media.
Allies have yet to agree on the next summit date as NATO reduces meetings amid reported disagreements over defence spending, Iran and the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s General Staff said its forces struck a Russian airfield and a drone-launch facility overnight into November 15. Both sites support air attacks on Ukraine, according to the military account.
The International Energy Agency recommends electricity price caps that allow imports from Europe during shortages. It says imports could only partly cover a likely winter power shortfall.
A Russian attack on an energy facility on the morning of November 15 left a significant number of customers without electricity in Zaporizhzhia and the surrounding region. The electricity company said restoration work was under way.
Researchers have built a synthetic cell that copies its DNA and divides, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing a preprint. The result could advance biotechnology, but division stops after only a few cycles.
Russian forces have intensified mechanized attacks in the Dobropillia and Kostiantynivka sectors, ISW said. Ukrainian forces repelled an assault toward Khruzke on November 13.
The Israeli citizen of Ukrainian origin says he is serving as a Ukrainian military neurologist. He says passport delays have prevented him from receiving his military pay.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claimed a successful strike, while Bahrain’s military reported intercepting several Iranian aerial attacks. The cited report did not specify damage or casualties.
Residents have been urged to avoid a section of Ivan Vazov Street where explosive objects may have been found. Authorities warned that the potentially dangerous area could extend much further.
An overnight Russian attack damaged energy infrastructure and an administrative building in Chornomorsk, in Ukraine’s Odesa region. Dumska reported that the city lost electricity.
Israel's intelligence service warned the CIA of Iranian plans to attack Donald Trump and senior US officials, according to Israel Hayom. The newspaper's sources linked the threat to tighter security and changes in Washington's approach to talks with Tehran.
Ukraine’s foreign minister said Russia was in no position to demand changes to Europe’s security order. He called ending Russian aggression against Ukraine the best route to a safe and free Europe.
The mayor of Russia’s Nizhnekamsk reported damage and injuries after a drone attack. Astra identified the petrochemical complex as the facility hit.
Russia launched 132 attack drones at Ukraine overnight into November 15, Ukraine’s Air Force said. Its preliminary assessment recorded impacts at 20 locations, with the attack still ongoing at 08:00.
Ukraine’s ombudsman says displaced people face benefit refusals and payment stoppages without proper assessment of their families’ circumstances.
The first two of eight planned crossings are intended to open by the end of February, providing additional routes alongside Kyiv’s existing bridges. Completion of the full project depends on funding.
A Russian delegation proposed a Cold War-style division of Europe to the United States, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing The Moscow Times. The proposal accompanies Moscow’s demands for changes to Ukraine’s defence and NATO’s presence.
Russian forces dropped at least eight guided aerial bombs on Zaporizhzhia on the evening of November 14, officials said. Preliminary reports listed five people injured and damage to apartment buildings and dozens of cars.
France’s president urged Europe to maintain financial support and help protect Ukraine’s power plants and grids this winter, saying assistance also protects France.
UNIAN cited Defence Ministry figures for logistics and evacuation missions, compared with 7,511 in January. Most ground robots serve transport and evacuation roles, military expert Ulrike Franke said.
Ukrainian commander Kyrylo Veres said Russia's proposed satellite network would pose a major problem for Ukraine if launched. He also said replacing Starlink would take time.
Demonstrations against rising living costs in France on November 14 led to clashes in several cities. Authorities and a youth inter-union coalition gave sharply different turnout estimates.
Jared Kushner said the US is facilitating direct engagement between Moscow and European partners while preparing an agenda for further trilateral talks on ending the war in Ukraine.
Former US ambassador Michael McFaul said Volodymyr Zelensky should be invited to possible talks between Donald Trump, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin so Ukraine’s interests are represented.
A truck carrying gas condensate overturned and caught fire near Yahotyn in Kyiv region, closing the highway in both directions. Drivers were urged to use alternative routes where possible.
Police confirmed that two Warsaw monuments were defaced with “Slava UPA” inscriptions. Ukraine's embassy condemned the damage to the Ghetto Heroes monument, calling it a provocation intended to fuel hostility between Ukrainians and Poles.
The proposed withdrawal from European NATO allies is smaller than the earlier plan for up to 25,000 troops. President Donald Trump will decide the final number, according to Bloomberg.
Former British prime minister Rishi Sunak says readiness to strike Russian military bases on the Kola Peninsula in wartime should form part of Britain's Arctic deterrence.
Ukrainian forces say Voskresenka in Zaporizhzhia region remains fully under their control. Troops filmed a video in the settlement and raised a Ukrainian flag to counter Russian capture claims.
Ukraine’s Lab418 is developing two fixed-wing drones designed to work together. Its founder says testing continues, with a planned strike capability of about 10 kg over a range of up to 200 km.
Russia could use a proposed ceasefire in Kostiantynivka to build up forces for a possible advance north towards Druzhkivka, according to an ISW assessment reported by RBC-Ukraine.
Russia has fitted Iskander missiles with optical and radar seekers, The Telegraph reported. A Ukrainian presidential adviser linked their use to recent strikes on Kyiv bridges.
Traffic across the DniproHES dam was halted in both directions on the morning of November 14. Regional authorities directed drivers to three alternative bridges.
The paddlewheel vessel sank after a tanker struck it while moored in New Orleans. Mayor Helena Moreno said everyone aboard had been accounted for and 32 passengers were hospitalised.
Russia launched 96 drones at Ukraine overnight into November 14, according to Ukraine’s Air Force. Preliminary figures recorded impacts at eight locations and falling debris at two others.
US senators Jeanne Shaheen and Chris Coons have asked Elon Musk to preserve records on restrictions affecting Ukraine’s Starlink and Starshield services, raising concerns about SpaceX’s control of critical communications.
Residents evacuated from Russian-occupied Oleshky are receiving medical, psychological and social support in Zakarpattia. One man with severe leg injuries is being prepared for surgery.
A two-month review covered nearly 8,000 schools across Ukraine. The food-safety service reported shortcomings and ordered potentially dangerous products withdrawn from circulation.
Ukraine needs electricity imports to cover evening demand as solar output falls after sunset, energy expert Andrii Zakrevskyi said. Domestic price caps can constrain those supplies.
A Ukrainian appeals court upheld a ruling favouring the state and the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra National Reserve in a dispute over a Moscow Patriarchate monastery's access to two churches.
Ukraine’s government has approved a national text corpus for training and testing large language models. Eligible Ukrainian developers will receive free access under licensing and security rules.
Russian attacks and air alerts leave crews only one to two hours a day for full repair work at a damaged Ukrainian power plant, DTEK’s chief executive said. Reconstruction is expected to last at least until next summer.
Ukraine’s government closed disciplinary proceedings against Shipping Administration head Serhii Hurskyi, lifting the suspension imposed during the inquiry.
An agreement with a Ukrainian partner provides for developing and testing a locally adapted 105mm gun. A prototype must meet requirements before series production can begin.
Marine Le Pen says she is willing to discuss funding for Ukraine with President Volodymyr Zelensky in Brussels. She plans to propose talks during a meeting with Ukraine's ambassador to France.
Starlink speed restrictions could prevent real-time control of jet-powered interceptor drones, Ukrainian commander Yurii Fedorenko said. He warned that this could weaken Ukraine’s air defence.
US personnel at the airbase in Britain were ordered to shelter following suspected unauthorised drone activity. A US Air Force spokesperson said no personnel were hurt and no aircraft or infrastructure were damaged.
The FAA ordered aircraft at US airports to remain on the ground after communications problems affected air traffic control centres, UNIAN reported, citing AP. Incoming international flights were to be handled individually.
Germany’s chancellor urged Washington to coordinate with Europe and Ukraine ahead of possible talks with Vladimir Putin. Whether the meeting will take place remains uncertain.
The complaints allege extortion and domestic violence involving Hungary’s prime minister and his former wife. UNIAN’s report does not establish that prosecutors have opened an investigation.
Discounts at Baltic ports and Novorossiysk reached their widest since April 2023, UNIAN reported, citing The Moscow Times. The report linked them to limited demand, high shipping costs and competition from Middle Eastern supplies.
Paperwork for a licence allowing Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles remains unfinished at the Pentagon, UNIAN reports, citing two sources who spoke to journalist Alex Raufoglu.
Russia’s interference with Black Sea shipping has disrupted its own exports, Ukrainian navy spokesman Dmytro Pletenchuk said. He described an alternative Baltic Sea route as costly and slow.
Poland will stop contributing for now to PURL, which funds US weapons purchases for Ukraine. Prime Minister Donald Tusk cited the budget deficit and Poland’s own defence spending.
An analysis of leaked Rosstat records puts Russian deaths at or near the front at at least 450,000 through late summer 2026, according to Novynarnia’s account of Financial Times reporting. Delays in death registration leave the figures incomplete.
Scheduled power cuts will apply in some Ukrainian regions on November 14. Ukrenergo attributed the restrictions to the consequences of Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
Ukraine’s central bank has approved NovaPay Invest’s acquisition of a 100% stake in BTA Bank. The purchase would be a first step towards the Nova owners’ planned financial inclusion bank, which still requires a separate licence.
Ukraine’s religious affairs agency says 8,043 clergy held active mobilisation deferments as of November 12, 2026, up from 6,552 in March. Eligibility depends on employment and religious organisation requirements.
The funding will support basic needs and energy and water supplies as winter approaches. Germany’s government cited intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure.
Estonia plans an air-threat warning system that would let residents track drone movements. Development is intended to take six months, but the technical design and final cost remain undecided.
Former infrastructure minister Volodymyr Omelian called for checks before settling contractors’ debts. He said most of the cited 20 billion hryvnias concerned work to protect energy facilities.
Russia would accept European participation in future talks to end the war in Ukraine if convinced of their willingness to contribute to peace, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. He said no decision on expanding the next round had been made.
Russian companies are seeking backup capacity in Kazakhstan and Belarus as attack risks and a domestic cloud capacity shortage drive demand, according to market representatives cited by RBC-Ukraine.
The app is again displaying aerial targets, including Russian Shaheds, after unauthorized interference disrupted its operation, according to Ukrainian Air Force communications chief Yurii Ihnat.
Ukraine’s Defence Ministry is finalising a bill to toughen penalties for unauthorised absence and evading military service, the prime minister said. Separate mobilisation changes aim to enable troop rotations and replenish units.
Ukraine's navy struck three drone facilities in Rostov-on-Don overnight into November 13, the General Staff said. The command said the strikes targeted production, storage and repairs to reduce drone supplies to Russian forces.
Ukraine's Defence Ministry said drone strikes hit more than 41,000 Russian service members in October 2026, including nearly 24,000 killed. It called the monthly total a record for its eBaly programme.
Ukraine's Air Assault Forces commander Oleh Apostol said personnel replenishment had not changed significantly. Units on the most difficult sections of the front receive priority for reinforcements.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas called for a ceasefire followed by a peace agreement in Ukraine. She said broader talks on Europe’s security architecture should come afterward, keeping the focus on stopping the killing.
Viacheslav Briukhovetskyi, who initiated Kyiv-Mohyla Academy's revival and became its first president, has died, the university announced. He was also a founder of the People's Movement of Ukraine.
Ukraine’s defence ministry has prepared several versions of a bill to set clear military service terms, Deputy Defence Minister Liubov Halan said. Discussions on its form and implementation remain under way.
At least four people, including two children, were injured in a Russian strike on a five-storey apartment building in Zaporizhzhia, the regional governor said. Apartments and cars caught fire.
Protective shelters for energy facilities are only 55% complete on average, the Ukrainian lawmaker said. A parliamentary commission has decided to refer possible crimes to law enforcement.
Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court confirmed the full payment for the general, a suspect in the “Carthage” case. LIGA.net's report did not specify whether he had been released from custody.
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi attributed remaining heating delays to repairs and security concerns. He described waiving heating charges after damage as a possible fallback measure.
Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi expects cheaper fuel stocks to bring further price cuts at Ukrainian filling stations. He said the government and the competition watchdog were monitoring pricing.
An overnight Russian attack damaged Kyiv’s Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedics. Three patients were injured and treated on site, while patients in damaged wards were moved elsewhere in the hospital.
EU countries disagree over who should represent Europe in negotiations on Ukraine, Politico reported. Leaders are due to discuss the issue in Dublin on November 13, but a formal envoy appointment is considered unlikely.
Ukrainian lawmaker Mariana Bezuhla says every schoolchild should learn to operate a drone as part of preparing society for prolonged war. She also argues that the skills will have civilian uses.
Two of the injured are in serious condition after the November 13 morning attack. A private home and cars were damaged.
Astra reported a fire after a drone attack at the Russian refinery, which supplies southern Russia. The regional governor confirmed fires at an industrial site but did not identify it.
The Kremlin spokesman said verbal assurances against NATO's eastward expansion were insufficient for Russia and suggested putting them in writing.
An overnight attack on November 13 sparked fires at an industrial building and a warehouse, RBC-Ukraine reported. The regional governor also reported residential damage and evacuations; initial reports indicated no casualties.
Jared Kushner said the US is working on a Ukraine-Russia prisoner exchange that could be the war’s largest, potentially returning thousands of people to their families.
Advisers or diplomats from France, Germany and Britain were expected to join Zelensky's talks with US envoys, according to a diplomatic source cited by France24.
Ukraine’s president said renewed Starshield restrictions over occupied Ukrainian territory hamper drone interception. He argued that such decisions effectively treat the territory as belonging to Russia.
Center for Civil Liberties expert Mykhailo Savva described detention sites across Russia and occupied territories, saying civilians face torture to extract confessions.
Rolling power cuts are planned throughout Friday in parts of Ukraine, affecting all categories of consumers. Ukrenergo attributes the restrictions to damage from attacks on the energy system.
Jared Kushner announced another round of multilateral talks after meeting Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin. Steve Witkoff wants European countries to take part.
Eurasia Group’s Mujtaba Rahman says a Marine Le Pen presidency could undermine European funding for Ukraine, its EU membership prospects and sanctions against Russia. He considers the combination of conditions behind his worst-case scenario unlikely.
DeepState analysts described an extremely difficult situation in Kostiantynivka and rejected Vladimir Putin’s proposed humanitarian mission, calling instead for Russian assaults and shelling to stop.
The court ordered a military unit to discharge a man mobilised without a proper decision on his deferment application. The ruling addressed a procedural violation without finally determining his entitlement to a deferment.
Germany, France, Britain, Italy and Poland could represent Europe at possible peace talks on Ukraine, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said. No final decision on EU representation has been made.
The Republican congressman said renewed restrictions on the satellite system were hampering Ukraine's defence. He urged Congress to establish who ordered them.
The Democrats accused Donald Trump's negotiators of weakening Ukraine's position in peace talks and urged the US president to change course.
At least two clips were filmed in occupied Toretsk and Pivnichne, according to the OSINT researcher. Russia’s Defence Ministry presented the footage as mine clearance in Kostiantynivka.
Russia has attacked Ukrainian energy facilities more than 310 times since the start of November, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. With nearly 700,000 families without electricity, he appealed for partners' help with restoration.
National Police say the total covers three national-security offences, including assisting an aggressor state. The figure reflects wanted-list records as of November 9, 2026.
Volodymyr Zelensky said partners discussed air defence missiles, energy support and new shelters at talks in Dublin as Ukraine faces continuing Russian attacks.
Ukraine’s parliament paid the lawmaker, who is held on suspicion of treason, following a parliamentary committee’s clarification on entitlement to payments, according to Skhemy.
Finland’s government adopted tighter entry restrictions for Russians seeking short-term work on visas, including professional athletes with neutral status. Authorities will apply the decision when assessing visa applications and entry conditions from November 16.
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Kernel says it has halted processing and all seed purchases after Russian attacks, citing fire risks to workers. Shipments from existing stocks continue.
Two Russian missiles struck a Naftogaz oil and gas facility, damaging equipment, the company said. No one was injured, as all workers were in shelter.
Britain has announced new sanctions targeting Russia’s energy sector. Its government says UK restrictions now cover all ten of Russia’s largest oil producers, as it seeks to curb revenue funding the war.
Ukraine’s Defence Ministry and Brave1 tested reconnaissance drones from nine Ukrainian manufacturers. Producers whose aircraft met military requirements are moving toward contracts for future supplies to defence units.
The Series A round valued UForce at $6 billion, Novynarnia reported. The company plans to expand production and develop systems to counter Russian attack drones.
Five people were shot, one fatally, in Washington’s Logan Circle neighbourhood, police said. The suspect later shot himself dead as officers entered the residential building where he had barricaded himself.
Ukrainian troops evacuated a severely wounded serviceman by StarGate drone after ground evacuation proved impossible, RBC-Ukraine reported. Military personnel said he was the sixth wounded person evacuated using the drone.
Finland’s armed forces said they detected a strike on a Russian warship and continued monitoring developments. A military spokesperson said there was no immediate military threat to Finland.
A Russian strike left a crater the size of a residential building at one of Ukrenergo’s substations. The company says repeated attacks are destroying equipment before repairs can be completed.
Ukraine’s 7th Rapid Response Corps said its Apachi drone battalion struck a Russian Molniya drone control post in Huliaipole. The corps said the site was used to attack Ukrainian positions.
The database records Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine, UNIAN reports. The outlet also describes arrests of people photographing military graves, citing Politico.
The Kremlin spokesman declined to address reports that Washington had proposed setting Donbas boundaries along the line of contact. His response neither confirmed nor denied the reported proposal.
Four Ukrainian fuel retailers lowered petrol and diesel prices by 1 hryvnia per litre on November 12, with one petrol-grade exception at Ukrnafta. Automotive LPG rose by the same amount at four networks.
The former NATO chief called for deployment before a peace deal to protect communities and critical infrastructure, freeing Ukrainian resources for the front.
Russian forces struck energy facilities and residential areas overnight into November 12, leaving Kostopil and other settlements without electricity. Critical infrastructure facilities are switching to generators.
Ukraine’s president ordered checks on some regional reports about heating and equipment provision. He also said Ukraine had updated its energy support needs ahead of planned discussions with European partners.
Russian troops in occupied Oleshky have shown little activity on the streets since a ceasefire ended, Ukrainian marine spokesperson Pavlo Drohal said. He also claimed Ukrainian forces control the airspace over the city.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russian negotiators cited a lack of authority to answer proposals for a Black Sea ceasefire and an energy truce. He hopes US contacts will bring a response at an expected meeting in Dublin.
Ukraine's president linked prospects for progress to political changes in the US and possible shifts in Europe. He expressed hope, alongside doubts, about the outcome of US contacts with Russia.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz could contact Vladimir Putin following talks in Abu Dhabi. A German government adviser said the meetings had increased the likelihood of contact and could provide a basis for further negotiations.
Washington wants Moscow to outline steps it would take to ease tensions with Europe alongside its security demands, according to Axios. The request forms part of talks on ending the war in Ukraine.
Explosions were heard in Kyiv overnight into November 12 after a ballistic missile warning, RBC-Ukraine reported. City authorities urged residents to take shelter until the air raid alert ended.
General John Stringer said territorial decisions belong to Ukraine. Discussing talks in Abu Dhabi, he also questioned Russia’s willingness to abandon its maximalist demands.
Czech Deputy Prime Minister Karel Havlíček said a possible transfer of 12 additional aircraft had preliminary backing, following four confirmed earlier. The aircraft are intended for shooting down drones.
Ukraine’s navy said the 426th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment flew an explosive ground robot across the Dnipro to strike a Russian drone crew’s position on the occupied left bank.
The reported deaths span nearly 100 countries in Russia's war against Ukraine. Bloomberg's analysis points to rising foreign deaths and recruitment across several countries.
Dwindling stocks and limits on production could constrain Italian deliveries of missiles for Ukraine’s SAMP/T air-defence system. The reported restrictions remain a possibility.
Russian diplomat Alexei Drobinin raised possible bilateral pacts with individual NATO countries as an option for European security arrangements discussed within the Ukraine peace process.
Yuri Ushakov said the meeting is planned for the first half of November 12. RBC-Ukraine also reported that the US envoys would subsequently meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Dublin.
Moscow says the bans on two French lawmakers and two journalists respond to France's decision to expel former RT France chief Ksenia Fedorova.
Ukraine’s 7th Air Assault Corps said troops destroyed or hit more than 400 Russian motor vehicles and motorcycles over the past week. It also reported targeting supply routes to Huliaipole, which it described as important to Russian plans for a further advance.
Beijing wants Ukraine negotiations left to Washington and Moscow, according to sources cited by SCMP. Preparations for possible three-way talks have shifted toward nuclear issues and artificial intelligence.
The agreement provides for a €50 million loan and a €50 million grant to develop social housing for displaced people and other eligible groups.
One other person was injured in the Saltivskyi district, according to Mayor Ihor Terekhov. A car was burning at the impact site as services assessed the aftermath.
Kyiv deputy city administration head Petro Panteleiev urged residents to keep water and power banks at home as intensive attacks cause disruption.
Ukraine’s foreign minister urged both countries to resist what he described as Russian attempts to undermine their cooperation. He warned against using anti-Ukrainian rhetoric in political competition.
US presidential envoy Jared Kushner said a meeting could help talks on ending the war. He said Russia wanted more progress before the leaders met.
Autostrada founder Maksym Shkil urged Ukraine's government to redirect road construction spending towards energy infrastructure protection and payment for completed work. He said his company continues protection work despite government debts.
Allies are considering dropping a requirement to prepare simultaneously for a major European war and smaller operations. The talks will shape national requirements for forces, weapons and equipment.
A drone struck school grounds in Yahotyn while 171 children, teachers and staff were in a shelter, according to official Tymur Tkachenko. The strike sparked a fire and damaged nearby property.
Two of the injured were in serious condition, according to Odesa regional governor Oleh Kiper. Nearby homes and cars were also damaged.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia's delegation had neither held nor planned contacts with European representatives during peace talks involving Ukraine, the US and Russia.
A patent application describes using idle computers and smartphones to train AI, with potential rewards for volunteers. Whether the system will become a Windows feature remains unknown.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković blamed President Zoran Milanović's policies for Croatia's absence from the EU mission training Ukrainian troops, saying its military was missing opportunities for cooperation.
Some consumers in eight Ukrainian regions lost electricity following Russian attacks, the Energy Ministry said. Equipment damage and falling grid voltage forced emergency cuts in Kharkiv region.
France is consulting German officials on aligning Berlin’s long-range strike approach with French nuclear strategy, according to the Financial Times. Paris fears Moscow could misinterpret a conventional strike and respond with nuclear weapons.
A 70-year-old woman died after Russian strikes on energy infrastructure in Ukraine’s Odesa region. About 135,000 electricity customers were temporarily without power, regional authorities said.
Hydrologist Viktor Vyshnevskyi says missiles cannot destroy the Kyiv hydroelectric dam, but warns that its electrical equipment remains vulnerable to Russian strikes.
Belarus’s self-proclaimed president said Minsk was ready to improve ties with Warsaw and called for an end to confrontation and sanctions.
Ukrainian lawmaker Pavlo Frolov warned that unclear procedures for a planned data check could wrongly strip displaced people of assistance. He said existing registration certificates remain valid and aid eligibility procedures have not changed.
Average monthly manufacturing employment in Poland fell by 29,000 year on year in the third quarter. Transport and specialised equipment producers expanded their workforces despite the broader decline.
A European diplomat called for a ceasefire, followed by security guarantees for Ukraine, before talks on a broader deal. The proposal reflects European concerns about concessions to Moscow, according to Le Monde as reported by UNIAN.
Aviation expert Anatolii Khrapchynskyi says Europe should develop its own missile defence production while seeking Patriot interceptors for Ukraine. Expanding production would take time.
Petrol prices fell by 1–2 hryvnias per litre at the three chains on November 11, according to RBC-Ukraine. Automotive LPG became more expensive at OKKO, WOG and Ukrnafta.
Journalist Vitaliy Portnikov warned that a Russian breakup could leave Ukraine facing further aggression. He urged Ukraine to strengthen its own ability to resist Russia.
Projected cost overruns have led to the suspension of some contractor agreements on the undersea road link. Completion is expected by 2033.
Powerus co-founder Brett Velicovich says Russia’s jet-powered strike drone poses a serious challenge to Ukrainian air defences and requires jet-powered interceptors.
Trump administration officials are proposing a long-term security framework for relations between Russia and Europe. They say they have also discussed potential security guarantees for Ukraine with Russia as part of efforts to end the war.
Russia raised its earlier European security proposals at talks in Abu Dhabi, RBC-Ukraine reported. Delegates also discussed security guarantees and a possible large prisoner exchange.
Latvia put air-defence and interceptor-drone units on readiness over a possible airspace threat before lifting alerts in three municipalities. NATO air-policing fighters also took off in neighbouring Lithuania.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine would not give up the part of Donbas Russia has been unable to occupy in exchange for a deal. He called for concrete security guarantees from the United States and Europe.
A fire broke out after a reported drone attack on the Russian Baltic port, which handles oil and other commodity exports. The report did not specify damage or any disruption to operations.
Ukraine and Russia have discussed a possible large prisoner exchange in Abu Dhabi, President Volodymyr Zelensky said. US representatives would take the proposal to Russia, he added.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russian negotiators claimed to have captured territory that Ukraine still holds. He linked the conflicting assessments to the need for talks between leaders.
Ukraine’s president hopes Europe will choose its representatives for peace talks by the end of November. He linked Europe’s participation to future security guarantees and reconstruction.
Ukraine expects its first Swedish Gripen fighters in January–February, possibly February, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. Kyiv plans to use them against Shahed drones as part of its air defences.
Ukraine's Defence Ministry is starting cooperation with the Bureau of Economic Security to identify procurement risks before contracts are signed. Planned checks will examine prices and suppliers' ultimate owners to help prevent losses of public funds.
Russian drones targeted Kryvyi Rih on the evening of November 10, with critical infrastructure in their sights, according to local officials. Residents were urged to stay in shelters as the attack continued.
Districts and communities have been instructed to develop stronger light-masking measures with businesses and residential and municipal sectors. The regional administration says the military requested the move to help hinder Russian air attacks.
Germany's military has been ordered to stop using Chinese drones over fears of military information reaching Chinese intelligence. The defence ministry confirmed the ban and said the drones would be replaced, according to LIGA.net, citing Spiegel.
US special envoy Jared Kushner said Donald Trump had asked for greater efforts to end the war in Ukraine, with security arrangements for Ukraine and lasting peace in Europe among the goals.
Ukraine’s Air Force reported preliminary results from Russia’s daytime attack on November 10. Several Russian drones remained airborne as air-defence operations continued.
Poland's defence minister said the Pentagon supported an additional permanent US base, expanding the American military presence. He said a final White House decision was expected in early December 2026.
Scheduled power cuts and industrial power restrictions will apply throughout November 11 in some Ukrainian regions. Ukrenergo attributed the measures to damage from attacks on the energy system.
Ukraine has passed proposals for a ceasefire in the Black Sea and energy sector to its partners and is awaiting Russia’s response, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said. He outlined de-escalation and security guarantees as priorities for talks in Abu Dhabi.
Ukraine's 412th Nemesis Unmanned Systems Brigade said it struck Russian drone-launch infrastructure at Donetsk airport. The brigade described targeting launch sites alongside intercepting airborne drones.
Ukraine has agreed to provide Poland with technology to counter drones, Polish Deputy Defence Minister Cezary Tomczyk said. Details of a proposed exchange involving two Polish MiG-29 fighter jets for Ukraine are still being negotiated.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico threatened to use his veto over Germany’s proposal to tie approval of the next long-term EU budget to new aid for Ukraine. The dispute concerns how the bloc will finance further support for Kyiv.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the package would fund strike drones, interceptors and ammunition for F-16s, alongside the PURL programme. Denmark also approved €20 million in energy support for the Kherson region.
Fourteen countries and international organisations pledged funding to repair the structure damaged by a Russian drone. Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal estimates restoration will require about €500 million.
The Ukrainian Team volunteer group delivered two generators, its head Artur Palatnyi said. A regiment representative said the equipment would support drone operations and help protect infantry units.
Ukraine’s parliament approved nationwide rules for subsidised travel and automated journey records. The reform would change how benefits are administered and operators are paid, while preserving existing entitlements, the minister said.
Ukraine’s election commission says some voter-register services could become accessible through Diia in the context of postwar elections. The possible integration would not include smartphone voting.
The defence ministers reviewed missile integration projects and ways to accelerate air-defence missile deliveries as Ukraine seeks stronger protection against aerial threats.
Two Ukrainian citizens are suspected of gathering intelligence and carrying out arson for Russia. Investigators say altered vehicle plates were intended to shift suspicion onto Ukraine and stir anti-Ukrainian sentiment.
Kyivstar and the Come Back Alive charity are launching a campaign to raise UAH 35 million for ground robots for four Ukrainian defence units. The charity says the machines help evacuate wounded troops and deliver supplies at the front.
Former Kyiv deputy chief architect Viktor Hleba warned that a missile strike could cause parts of Paton Bridge to collapse and halt traffic. He called for engineering work to strengthen the structure.
The inquiry concerns possible help by prosecution officials in returning property seized in cases involving illegal call centres and the U420 network. The office stressed that ordering an investigation does not establish anyone's involvement in wrongdoing.
Damaged equipment and reduced voltage have forced emergency electricity cuts in Kyiv and the Kharkiv, Poltava and Sumy regions. A return to predictable outage schedules depends on stabilising the power system, an energy official said.
US negotiators are considering changes to Ukraine’s regional boundaries that would let Russia claim control of Donetsk and Luhansk without receiving Ukrainian-held cities, according to The Economist. No agreement on the idea has been reached.
The measure won 247 votes and aligns Ukrainian legislation with an international anti-bribery convention. Joining the convention is linked to Ukraine's bid for OECD membership.
Ukraine’s president is due to visit Denmark on November 10 for talks with Nordic leaders. The agenda includes Ukraine’s urgent air defence needs and protection of its energy sector.
A Russian strike hit civilian infrastructure, including a retail chain, on November 10, the regional governor said. Both wounded men were in serious condition.
Ukraine's delegation has begun meeting US and European partners to coordinate positions ahead of planned three-way talks with the United States and Russia.
Two senior FSB officials have been included in Russia’s expert group for trilateral talks with Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi, UNIAN reported, citing Glavkom.
US President Donald Trump said he saw signs of progress towards ending Russia's war against Ukraine. His remarks described his assessment of the talks without announcing a peace agreement or ceasefire.
Russia launched 162 drones and an Iskander-M ballistic missile overnight into November 10, Ukraine’s Air Force said. The military reported impacts at 19 locations.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said a war would be “very short” if Europe started it. He also alleged Western plans to blockade Russia's Kaliningrad region; UNIAN's report presented no evidence of those plans.
US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff plan to press Russia to accept European participation in future Ukraine peace talks. The proposal would expand the negotiating format, but the report does not establish Russian agreement.
Bill No. 16220 would require some military personnel in rear and administrative units to declare income and assets during wartime, while retaining deferrals for certain categories.
WOG cut all petrol grades by 1 hryvnia per litre on November 10, while UPG raised automotive LPG by the same amount, RBC-Ukraine reported. Other named retailers kept prices unchanged.
Satellite measurements and earthquake data point to slow rotation driven by the convergence of the African and Eurasian plates. The findings could help researchers assess seismic hazards.
Ukraine’s parliamentary faction leader says expectations for renewed talks with the US and Russia are minimal after a long pause. He holds some hopes for a second round.
Preliminary repayment demands total at least €445,000, UNIAN reports, citing Kronen Zeitung. The cases concern Ukrainians who did not declare their Ukrainian pensions when applying for basic assistance.
Lise Howard and Michael O’Hanlon propose a framework outside NATO that could allow Western troops to help defend Ukraine after another Russian attack. Their proposal does not constitute an agreement between governments.
US President Donald Trump said he did not currently expect strikes on Iran to resume, while maintaining that US forces were ready to act if conditions in the Middle East changed.
US President Donald Trump criticised MS NOW after its correspondent asked about Putin's response to his ceasefire demands. RBC-Ukraine reported no substantive answer to the question.
Pavlo Kurchenko gave his account of a police visit before a clash at an Azov military site, addressing questions about a serviceman held there.
A Russian strike damaged a municipally owned building housing people who need special social support and care in Ukraine’s Kyiv region, regional authorities said. Two people were taken to hospital and everyone present was evacuated.
Defense Express analysts say Russia has decided to increase production despite the systems' vulnerability to drones. They suggest high firepower could explain its continued reliance on the weapons.
Republican congressman Thomas Massie has reintroduced a resolution to impeach US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, UNIAN reports, citing ABC News. Removing him would also require a two-thirds Senate vote.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russian strikes on bridges and the power grid aim to divide Ukraine along the Dnipro River. He said additional EU support for transport and energy was being prepared to help Ukraine through winter.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has designated the proposal urgent. It would amend Ukraine's anti-corruption law on declarations by security personnel and access to them during martial law.
Ukraine’s prime minister said lowering the maximum military service age requires an assessment of security conditions and defence needs. His response did not approve a change.
Anatolii Khrapchynskyi links the relocation to Ukraine’s long-range strike capabilities. He says Russia is seeking to preserve the aircraft that underpin the airborne component of its nuclear triad.
US officials see scope for progress towards ending the war in Ukraine at talks scheduled for November 10–11, according to journalist Alex Raufoglu. Security guarantees are expected to be central, but officials do not expect an agreement at the meetings.
Ukraine’s Southern grouping of forces said a strike hit Russia’s Rubikon unit near occupied Berdiansk, with the target 107 kilometres from the front line.
Russia’s Karelia region has restricted petrol and diesel sales at Rosneft stations. The measures come amid reported fuel shortages in at least six Russian regions following Ukrainian refinery strikes.
Gazmerezhi said the overnight attack caused a fire and damaged buildings and company vehicles. No branch employees were hurt, its board chair said.
The company described the consequences of the November 9 attack as extremely serious, with damage and repair needs to be assessed after a detailed inspection.
Ukraine's 7th Air Assault Corps says Russian troops have shifted from moving in small groups to attempting infiltration individually.
Police reported several arrests in two people-smuggling cases. Reports that Áron Orbán was among those detained drew no official confirmation in the accounts published by LIGA.net and UNIAN.
Foreign Minister Anita Anand said the measures aim to weaken Russia's ability to strike Ukrainian cities with missiles and increase economic pressure.
The Kolibri centre had supported children with disabilities and special educational needs for nine years. Its founder said a fire destroyed classrooms and rehabilitation equipment.
European interceptor stocks are at minimum levels, according to Bloomberg. Ukraine is expected to receive 600 German-made PAC-2 missiles in 2027–2028.
All three were taken to hospital, with one in serious condition, according to Ukrenergo.
Zelensky said he and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen agreed on rapid funding for Ukraine’s most urgent needs after Russian strikes disrupted essential services.
The proposed programme would cover surface transport and a reserve of buses to help the capital cope with metro disruptions or problems with bridges across the Dnipro.
Power disruptions affected the northern part of the region, Governor Oleh Kiper said. Crews were working amid repeated air raid alerts.
Parts of Ukraine face industrial electricity restrictions and scheduled outages following Russian attacks on energy facilities, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing Ukrenergo.
The April–September figure counts Japanese flights, rather than individual Russian aircraft, according to an analysis cited by UNIAN.
His daughter said he died on October 19. The family is awaiting DNA test results.
Two people were provisionally reported wounded in Zaporizhzhia, while three men were hospitalised after shelling in Derhachi, Kharkiv region.
The outlet cited a Telegram channel for the disruption following a reported Ukrainian drone attack; its report included no official airport closure announcement.
The company hopes to secure government backing for dual-use technology development and expand its Finnish team to 100 people by year-end.
Volodymyr Fesenko argues Moscow wants Washington to pressure Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian refineries.
The Dancing with the Stars winner says he serves in the 46th Separate Airmobile Brigade and occasionally visits Kyiv to raise funds for the unit.
An overnight attack also targeted a civilian enterprise, regional authorities said. Preliminary information indicated no deaths or injuries.
Intelligence sources described continued cooperation despite tensions between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, according to UNIAN's account of the magazine's reporting.
The General Staff reported 23 Russian attacks in the Kostiantynivka sector and 19 in the Pokrovsk sector in its latest daily update.
North Korea’s leader wants companies to combine capabilities from different military branches, according to KCNA.
The Prosecutor General's Office cited national security risks in explaining why military offence figures remain restricted under a policy announced in 2025.
The company says neither it nor the US government can remotely shut down its software, amid European concerns about dependence on American defence technology.
Sumyoblenergo said crews were restoring supplies on October 24, with the timing dependent on security conditions.
The 2025 figure measures monthly take-home pay. Longer hours may explain higher earnings without higher hourly rates, a Gremi Personal adviser said.
A cooperation memorandum envisages treatment, research and training with Suzhou Kangduo Robot. No opening date was specified in RBC-Ukraine’s report.
Pupils and staff have priority during in-person classes, the Interior Ministry says. Public access outside educational activities remains subject to established procedures.
Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said decisions would require consultations with allies, without giving a timetable.
Ukraine’s former foreign minister says Putin could seek further US sanctions relief in exchange for a limited ceasefire.
The General Staff reported 2,597 drones deployed by Russia and put the effectiveness of Ukraine’s response at more than 87%.
Foreign Affairs authors warn that winter attacks could outpace repairs, according to UNIAN’s account of their analysis.
Pavlo Lakiichuk expects a shift within one or two months as Russia seeks cheaper weapons it can produce in greater numbers.
Ukraine’s Air Force communications chief questioned how long Russia could sustain such attacks and stressed the need for interceptors.
Ukraine’s security service reported sentences of 15 and 10 years for residents of Sloviansk and Kramatorsk who it said shared a Russian intelligence handler.
The serviceman’s death was confirmed through DNA testing after he had been listed as missing since early 2025, Novynarnia reported.
The companies will explore a Ukrainian satellite communications system. Finland also plans to transfer 10 locomotives to Ukraine.
Two children were among those hurt, the regional governor said. Two people were taken to a regional hospital.
Prosecutors allege the man collected military information, including details linked to NATO's eastern flank. A judge is due to consider pretrial detention on October 23.
The US president must testify by that date unless discovery is extended. His lawyers have proposed January 2027 instead.
The decision will bring Estonia's contribution to the NATO initiative to €31 million, Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said.
Ukrenergo says restrictions are planned between 06:00 and 23:59 because of damage from Russian strikes, with individual schedules set by regional operators.
Ukraine's president said the dispute was not personal and warned that lifting sanctions would strengthen Vladimir Putin.
About 30 tanks in Braniewo reportedly cannot perform their intended tasks; Poland's Armament Agency says faults are being addressed with contractors.
A three-country memorandum envisages isotope and chemical testing to help identify agricultural produce illegally exported from occupied Ukrainian territory.
Reserve Ukrainian Air Force officer Anatolii Khrapchynskyi said strikes across several regions complicate Russia’s efforts to protect key sites.
Ukraine's president said nobody could know whether a Trump presidency would have prevented the invasion, but argued that pressure on Putin could help end the war.
The app shows approximate drone and cruise missile movements, but ballistic missiles leave only seconds to enter the data, the Air Force official said.
Leaders of seven cities and four Budapest districts called on other municipalities to help Ukraine prepare for winter and meet urgent humanitarian needs.
The court overturned a man's release from criminal liability, saying an admission of guilt and a later mobilisation deferment did not themselves establish sincere remorse.
The proposal would use independent assessments and federal risk thresholds to govern restrictions on AI models, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing Politico.
The company said security conditions prevented an assessment of the strike's consequences when it reported the attack.
Serhiy Liamets criticised proposed transfers from local budgets alongside a rise in funding for a Cabinet Secretariat department, UNIAN reported.
The troops walked 18 kilometres over three days to reach an evacuation point, according to the 65th Mechanised Brigade.
Claroc researchers said they collected 6,800 links to shared conversations, some containing sensitive information. Meta said it was reviewing the findings.
Special committees are examining a potential combination, Musk said, warning that agreement is not guaranteed and shareholders would have the final say.
Police say a regional procedure sets out existing responsibilities for officers and recruitment centres, including a three-hour detention limit.
Routes from Kyiv and Dnipro will serve Chełm and Przemyśl, with onward connections to other European cities.
Sofia says it will abstain without blocking EU military aid decisions and direct its contributions to other measures.
Proliska’s crew escaped moments before the strike on a Swiss-donated armoured vehicle, according to the mission’s head.
The company said no employees or customers were hurt and that it was assessing damage and options for restoring operations.
Trading in both Ukrainian agricultural companies was suspended on successive days, UNIAN reported. The report did not identify the cause of the falls.
Zhytomyr's regional governor says 3,600 workers face uncertainty as the factory's management and owners seek alternative employment for them.
The project covers crossings with EU countries and Moldova, with planned improvements to roads, terminals and customs systems.
Energy analyst Oleksandr Vizir outlined a conditional winter scenario, with outages varying by district, network damage and temperature.
The retired US lieutenant general linked difficulties over Patriot supplies to Washington's political choices in remarks reported by UNIAN.
The defendants deny terrorism charges and say they face politically motivated persecution on ethnic and religious grounds.
The 16th Separate Support Brigade uses a wheeled platform to install obstacles while an operator controls it remotely, the Ground Forces say.
Morning attacks damaged windows near a university and struck a private home, according to Cherkasy regional authorities.
Authorities reported one person killed and one injured after a private enterprise was attacked again on October 21.
Ukraine Facility Platform's forecast links energy strikes to pressure on civilians, the economy and peace negotiations.
Kostiantyn Kosiachenko credits domestic production and faster imports with sustaining supplies after Russian attacks on pharmaceutical infrastructure.
The preliminary casualty report followed a strike on the Epicentr shopping centre in Ukraine's Mykolaiv region on October 20.
Yordenis Ugas stressed the importance of US support and said he would rather pay more for fuel than benefit from purchases of Russian diesel.
Investigators allege that 5,100 drones were purchased at prices 60–90% above market rates. Five people are suspects.
The measures align with the EU's 21st sanctions package and target Russia's energy, financial and crypto sectors.
Security committee chair Lilian Carp said two guards crossed the border while pursuing a man on the Dniester. Ukraine’s border service previously reported their return.
A third person received treatment at the scene. The attack set a business premises ablaze, damaged a residential building and left part of the region without power.
Energy expert Hennadii Riabtsev says some equipment ordered by Ukrenergo in 2024 has still not arrived as Russian attacks strain the grid.
Broken windows at the Kyiv institution must be sealed to protect books from rain and moisture, its director says.
Developers put the price at about €680 a set, with reported trials including cargo deliveries and a casualty evacuation.
Officials reported at least 14 wounded in Nova Vodolaha, including seven children, with a subsequent regional update putting the toll at 15.
Russia's foreign minister exempted sites he claimed had facilitated terrorism in Russia; UNIAN's account offered no evidence of those alleged links.
The senator said Zelenskyy had agreed to halt attacks on Russian oil facilities in exchange for assistance aimed at preventing Russian missile launches.
The former employee of Poltava television channels IRT and Misto Plus died on October 16 while defending Ukraine, according to IRT.
The former Trump envoy's position contrasts with the US president's call to halt attacks on Russian oil refineries, according to UNIAN's account of a Bloomberg interview.
TankerTrackers.com identified MINERVA ZEN's cargo as liquid nitrogen fertilizer; UNIAN named EuroChem North America as the importer.
The PCPM programme, supported by Taiwan ICDF, trained rescuers and medics in first aid and mass-casualty response and purchased equipment for 10 units.
Anatolii Khrapchynskyi credits automatic turrets, interceptor drones and partner assistance, while noting continued reliance on conventional interception systems.
The US House speaker rejected Republican responsibility and gave no timetable for resolving the situation in the remarks reported by UNIAN.
The Ukrainian president gave the estimate in his October 12 evening address. Novynarnia did not specify the counting period or provide independent corroboration.
A senior official said backup systems make the Bortnychi treatment plant resilient, with pumping and transport planned if infrastructure suffers critical damage.
The Iron Dome missile was handed over at an Arkansas plant, marking a shift from US component production to complete assembly, according to the report.
Dmytro Lubinets says children were among those taken and has sought information on their whereabouts and their return to Ukraine.
Yevhenii Khmara reported successful hits during talks with Germany's Boris Pistorius and called for more air defence supplies.
Radio Svoboda says the European Commission draft also credits the institutions with working independently and effectively.
The package allocates £20 million to energy security and £34 million to heating, water and direct financial assistance.
The Energy Ministry warns that photos and videos could help Russia plan further attacks and put repair crews at risk.
Mayor Oleksandr Honcharenko said at least 35 people were killed in Russian attacks across the city on October 8.
The office reported demands for teachers to reach school despite air alerts and said shelter-related absences can be justified.
Ukraine is seeking additional air defence support and F-16 ammunition from partners, the president said.
The French politician predicts unfair competition and reduced agricultural funding if Ukraine joins the bloc.
About 200 volunteers joined the practical phase of the Baltic island's exercise, which local authorities say does not signal an increased immediate risk of crisis.
The European Council president said two clusters of Ukraine's EU accession negotiations were expected to open next week, with the rest planned by year-end.
The company says a letter of intent has been signed, with the first thousands of drones potentially reaching Ukraine before the end of 2026.
Researchers detected MATCHBOIL in transport, manufacturing and energy firms, and assess with medium confidence that its operators act in Russian interests.
The General Staff also reported strikes on a drone launch site near Donetsk, command posts and military depots on October 7–8.
The Bila Tserkva–Sighetu Marmației crossing has an initial capacity of up to 400 cars a day, with facilities for trucks and buses planned.
UNIAN says existing permit holders receive an automatic extension, while some arrivals from October 9 face a condition involving Ukrainian military obligations.
A court spokeswoman said a proposed 3 million hryvnia payment to a private charity could not automatically count as direct military assistance.
The measures cover two oil companies, 12 tankers and financial services suspected of helping Russia evade sanctions.
Vadym Filashkin reported 18 wounded and ordered public transport suspended in Kramatorsk and Sloviansk over safety concerns.
The Federation of Employers of Ukraine estimates potential GDP losses of 4.8% and wants EU restrictions on Ukrainian industry reviewed.
The existing measures cover 80 individuals and 20 entities, with asset freezes and restrictions on funding remaining in force.
Ukraine's SBU says he sent footage of military positions to a sanctioned blogger. He faces up to eight years in prison if convicted.
The Kyiv Cardboard and Paper Mill in Obukhiv reported extensive damage but said none of its employees were hurt.
Procurement is under way in five border regions for a plan covering 28 crossings, Ukraine’s infrastructure restoration agency says.
Deputy Senate Speaker Magdalena Biejat says the proposal would reverse some cuts to support. RBC-Ukraine's report did not specify the benefits or a timetable.
The foreign ministry is checking relatives' reports that Kazakh citizens may be fighting in Ukraine before sending a list to Moscow.
Chair Admiral Cavo Dragone says representatives of all 32 allies will discuss battlefield conditions and further support with Ukraine's military chief.
The company says the launcher can hold more than 20 interceptors, with operator demonstrations planned for the fourth quarter of 2026.
UNIAN reports approval for the rare-earth project in southern Greenland; its report gives no date for the start of commercial mining.
United Aircraft Corporation said the aircraft had completed factory tests. It did not disclose the size of the batch.
The association proposes additional funding for salaries and shelters in the 2027 state budget, linking education spending to keeping families in frontline communities.
The satellites used infrared sensors to detect ballistic missile launches, serving a programme that spanned more than half a century.
The Sicheslav brigade said its robot was returning from a combat mission on the Pokrovsk front when a Russian FPV drone pursued it.
Ukraine’s foreign minister appealed for military and energy support after Russia’s October 7 attack, including sanctions targeting missile manufacturers.
Anatolii Khrapchynskyi says Russia may be seeking speeds that force Ukraine to use more expensive air defence missiles.
King's College London researcher Elena Grossfeld says Moscow could seek to intimidate allies before testing their willingness to respond collectively.
Rikard Jozwiak reported approval of listings targeting Russia’s military industry and representatives from occupied Ukrainian territories; final adoption was not confirmed in the report.
The previous forecast was 4%. The revised outlook assumes active fighting continues throughout 2027.
UDS Ukraine plans to support drone deployment and train operators, working with Ukrainian defence forces and technology companies.
About 100 Swedish troops would help protect a NATO logistics hub supplying weapons to Ukraine.
UNIAN's account of Washington Post reporting describes analysts' assessments and Russian sources' expectations of European fatigue.
The consequences of the overnight attack on October 7 and information about possible casualties were still being assessed.
Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigation alleges losses exceeding 37.7 million hryvnias through inflated costs and payments for work never completed.
The award covers assets seized in occupied Crimea, interest and legal costs, according to the bank. RBC-Ukraine did not report that payment had been made.
The regiment reported pushing Russian troops back near Hruzke and Novomykolaivka in the Dobropillia sector.
Investigators allege Sergei Pinchuk ordered the July 2024 attack on an apartment building that killed 13 people, including five children.
Researchers are working at an Orthodox cemetery in Lasków under a Ukrainian-Polish agreement on dignified burials.
The US secretary of state said Washington wants a constructive role in ending the war and that Ukrainian NATO membership is currently off the agenda.
EU ambassadors are expected to act on October 7, according to Rikard Jozwiak. Mikhail Gutseriev would remain subject to Russia-related sanctions.
Regional authorities said a 16-year-old boy suffered minor injuries and a woman received help at the scene; children at a damaged kindergarten were unharmed.
The White House directed a payment delay until year-end without interest or penalties, while cancellation of the deferred taxes remains under consideration, ZN.UA reports.
The General Staff said Ukrainian forces hit military targets in occupied parts of Donetsk, Luhansk and Kherson regions on October 5–6.
One person was killed and seven were hurt aboard a Marshall Islands-flagged vessel carrying rapeseed oil, according to Odesa’s regional governor.
The Ukrainian POW coordination headquarters put the average monthly difference at about 107. The figures concern new captures, rather than total prisoners held.
UNIAN, citing the Los Angeles Times, reported that the US president discussed the destruction of Los Angeles and San Diego at an October 5 rally.
Robert Brovdi reported 2,699 Russian casualties from his units’ operations on October 1–5, up 39.7% from the same five days in September.
Poland's chargé d'affaires in Ukraine said preparations were underway, without specifying arrival estimates or reception measures.
Zhanna Ozirna’s planned film Intimate Scene explores relationships and body image, with veterans and their partners expected to take part.
A film presented by Vinnytsia regional police recounts specialists' work and one family's wait to learn the fate of their son.
Two brothers and five Russian commanders face charges over the attack on a cafe in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. All seven are wanted.
The Italian banking group plans to retain payment operations while selling the remaining business to an unnamed UAE investor, subject to approvals.
The logistics data platform faces lawsuits and lost partnerships, but the investigation could not establish why it retreated.
The president asked partners for more protection against ballistic missiles, calling infrastructure defence the main current challenge.
The domestically made platform is designed to carry weapons, ammunition and equipment off-road; orders and delivery dates were not disclosed.
Study is recommended this school year and will become compulsory for third-year gymnasium pupils taking the advanced course from September 2027.
The delivery includes three transformers for Khmelnytskyi region and a 200 MVA autotransformer for Ukrenergo.
Denys Shmyhal said the payment reached the Ukraine Energy Support Fund a day after its announcement in Kyiv.
The cardinal says the Holy See supports an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire and is ready to help under international law.