Russian forces press forward in small groups in Chasiv Yar – Ukrainian military
In Chasiv Yar, Russian troops continue their assaults in small strike groups, using motorcycles, quad bikes, aircraft, and artillery.
In Chasiv Yar, Russian troops continue their assaults in small strike groups, using motorcycles, quad bikes, aircraft, and artillery.
Ukraine's State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) has opened a pre-trial investigation into the deaths and injuries of Ukrainian service members following a Russian strike on the Dnipropetrovsk region on the evening of November 1.
One in every four apartment buildings and nearly 2,500 private houses in Zaporizhzhia have been damaged by Russian shelling.
The ongoing shutdown in the United States may surpass the historical record for duration amid continued disputes between Democrats and Republicans, as well as President Trump's calls on his party members not to compromise.
The Polish Ministry of National Defense has dismissed as fake the narrative circulating online that Ukrainian soldiers allegedly have preferential access to medical services over Polish citizens.
In the Borzna community of the Chernihiv region, two people were killed in a field, and another was injured as a result of an explosion caused by a Russian drone.
Assault units of Ukraine’s Defense Forces advanced in several areas near the Dobropillia salient over the past day. In total, 188 square kilometers have been liberated since the start of the operation, and 248.7 square kilometers have been cleared of enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups.
Since the start of the day, 83 combat clashes have taken place between Ukraine’s Defense Forces and Russian troops, with fighting ongoing in six sectors of the front. The Pokrovsk sector remains the hottest, where the enemy continues to demonstrate the highest activity.
Romania and the German defense company Rheinmetall signed an agreement on Monday to construct a gunpowder production plant in Romania.
At the Enlargement Summit on November 4, leaders of the European Union and candidate countries will discuss the future of European integration. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky will join the event online.
Law enforcement officers detained and charged two men with robbery in the Pechersk district of Kyiv for attacking a soldier who came for treatment.
Specialists of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) have struck the command post of a Russian S-400 Triumf air defense battalion in temporarily occupied Crimea, destroying and damaging two radar stations, other equipment, and a surveillance radar.
The Russians shelled the Dniprovskyi district of Kherson, injuring a 65-year-old woman.
Photographer, media producer, ‘Ukraїner’ project participant, and press officer of the 35th Separate Marine Brigade Kostiantyn Huzenko has been killed in action.
The Ukrainian Naval Forces struck a Russian anti-tank missile system located on the Sivash drilling platform in the Black Sea.
Belgium’s refusal to support a multibillion-euro loan to Ukraine on behalf of the European Union could prompt the International Monetary Fund to block further financial assistance to Kyiv, potentially triggering a cascading loss of confidence in the war-torn country’s economic viability, EU officials warn.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a decree increasing the maximum number of the National Security and Defense Council staff to 252 full-time employees and approving the structure of the apparatus.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed decrees awarding the Cross of Combat Merit to two servicemen of the Territorial Defense Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Private Oleksandr Aliksiienko and Junior Sergeant Oleksandr Tishaiev, for continuously holding a frontline position and engaging in combat for 165 days.
The appearance of a Russian boat flying the flag of the Wagner Group near Estonia’s borders symbolizes the threat of barbarism and lawlessness posed by Russia and underscores the importance of strengthening Ukraine as a shield for the EU and NATO.
The Danish government is allocating EUR 1.3 million to the newly established Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Fund.
Russia is deliberately attacking Ukraine's cultural heritage, and its protection is also about defending European democracy as a whole, since Russia's war is a war of ideas.
The head of NATO's Military Committee, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, believes that Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin has already suffered a strategic defeat due to the attack on Ukraine.
Ukraine counts on representatives of the diaspora to serve as strong ambassadors of their homeland in mobilizing international support for the restoration of Ukrainian heritage.
A 66-year-old woman from the village of Pidlyman in the Kharkiv region, who was seriously injured on November 2 as a result of a Russian FPV drone strike, died in hospital.
Ukraine's Defense Forces halted the expansion of Russian presence in the northern part of Pokrovsk, Donetsk region, and prevented the enemy from cutting off the road connecting Pokrovsk and Rodynske.
The intensity of fighting on the front lines in October remained high, with 5,480 combat engagements and nearly 140,000 artillery strikes by Russian forces recorded during the month. These figures exceeded those of September.
Turkey has already demonstrated its effectiveness as a mediator in the Russia-Ukraine war, and based on this experience, it could help establish both a mechanism for a regional security system and a mechanism for the safe return of Ukrainian children abducted by Russia.
At an informal meeting of EU culture ministers, Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister for Humanitarian Policy and Minister of Culture Tetiana Berezhna thanked partners for their initial contributions to the recently launched Cultural Heritage Fund.
Denmark, together with the Netherlands, is calling on other EU member states to contribute to the restoration of Ukraine's cultural heritage amid ongoing Russian attacks.