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21 November 2022
The air defense systems of the NATO allies and Ukraine should begin to jointly shoot down Russian missiles as deep as possible over the territory of Ukraine. Such a move would serve to de-escalate and ensure that missile attacks on NATO territory are prevented.
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine during his address to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, called on the Alliance members to take concrete action to implement the Ukrainian peace formula, which will guarantee peace and justice for Ukraine and the entire Euro-Atlantic community.
Germany has confirmed its readiness to deploy the Patriot surface-to-air missile systems (SAMS) on the border between Poland and Ukraine. Warsaw and Berlin will have to determine when the missiles can be deployed and how long the air defense system will remain on the Polish-Ukrainian border.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on participants in a plenary meeting of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly to support Ukraine's applications for membership in the European Union and NATO.
The NATO Parliamentary Assembly has called for the creation of a special international tribunal over the aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine and recognized the Russian Federation as a terrorist state.
A training center for Ukrainian troops will start operating in Spain at the end of November.
Lithuania appealed to the NATO Secretary General and the Alliance committees with a request to look into the Belarusian factor in Russia's war against Ukraine.
18 November 2022
On November 17, The Hague District Court passed a verdict in the MH17 case, finding three Russian militants – Russians Igor Girkin and Sergey Dubinsky and Ukrainian citizen Leonid Kharchenko — guilty of shooting down an airliner of Malaysian Airlines and sentencing them to life imprisonment. The court also found that Boeing was shot down by the Russian Buk anti-aircraft missile system, which was located in the territory controlled by the Russian proxy forces, whom Russia controlled and provided with weapons.
Slovakia has delivered one more Zuzana 2 self-propelled artillery system to Ukraine.
17 November 2022
Russia says it is shooting down dozens of HIMARS rockets, but this is not true.
Massive strikes on Ukraine, including those that took place on November 15, are greatly depleting Russian missile reserves.
Ukraine advocates a full and transparent investigation to establish all facts of the tragic incident in Poland, where two people died as a result of a missile attack.
16 November 2022
President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that representatives of Ukraine should be present at a meeting of the NATO Council to discuss the explosion in Poland caused by a missile.
NATO allies are providing Ukrainian partners with the necessary weapons systems and will continue to coordinate efforts to create a layered air defense system in Ukraine.
Ukraine has requested that representatives of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense and State Border Guard Service be granted immediate access the site of a missile explosion in Poland.
Preliminary analysis shows that Tuesday’s explosion in Poland was likely caused by a Ukrainian air defense missile that was fired to intercept a Russian missile, but it is not Ukraine’s fault because the country was defending itself against a massive Russian attack.
There are no indications that a rocket that hit Polish territory on November 15, 2022 was an intentional attack on the NATO member by Russia.
The G7 and NATO leaders participating in the G20 summit in Bali strongly condemned acts by Russia, which responded to the world's calls for peace and an end to the war with a massive missile attack on Ukraine.
NATO, Japan condemn Russian missile strikes on Ukraine
The G7 and NATO leaders participating in the G20 summit in Bali strongly condemned acts by Russia, which responded to the world's calls for peace and an end to the war with a massive missile attack on Ukraine. They also expressed support for Poland, where an explosion near the border with Ukraine killed two people.
Eight NATO countries and Japan strongly condemned Russia's massive missile attack on Ukraine.
After Russian missiles landed in Poland, Ukraine’s Minister of Defense Oleksii Reznikov has emphasized the importance of closing the sky over Ukraine and contributing to the defeat of the Russian aggressor.
15 November 2022
In Moscow, they have decided that they could try again to achieve with terror what they could not and would not be able to achieve for the ninth month.
October 2022 brought new challenges to Ukraine and the democratic world. After the September victories in Kharkiv oblast, Ukraine faced the notorious pseudo-referendums, and “brotherly” Russia started terrorist attacks against energy infrastructure. The propaganda was also savoring the look of burning cars in the center of Kyiv.
14 November 2022
The Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security analyzed the content of Russian and foreign offices of RT and the most explicit cases to explain why the Russian state-run media do not belong in the media space of the civilized world.
13 November 2022
President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation introduced an amendment to the draft law on the possibility of revocation of acquired citizenship, which was approved at first reading.
12 November 2022
The Speaker of Moldova’s Parliament, Igor Grosu, says that the new Action Plan for increasing the mobility of the armed forces proposed by the European Commission, which includes strengthening cooperation with Moldova, does not provide for the deployment of EU troops on its territory.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that all stories of aggressors end with punishment, which awaits the Russian authorities as well.
Ukraine's Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin has said that Ukraine is not considering negotiations with Russia to end the war.
11 November 2022
British Defense Minister Ben Wallace says British NLAW anti-tank missiles captured by Russian forces in Ukraine and handed over to Iran contain no cutting-edge technology.