Antonina Tumanova
The President of Ukraine met with railroad workers and presented them with state awards on Railroader's Day. He emphasized the important role of Ukrzaliznytsia in the country's defense and economy.
The Georgian opposition has announced large-scale daily protests in different districts of Tbilisi against the election results. Opposition leaders agreed on 5 strategic points and demanded new elections by November 21.
Environmental activist Greta Thunberg attended an opposition rally in Tbilisi, expressing support for Georgian activists. The protesters are demanding new elections, considering the previous results to be falsified.
The government has registered a bill in the Verkhovna Rada to reform the system of medical and social expertise. Starting January 1, 2025, MSECs will be replaced by teams of medical practitioners in cluster healthcare facilities.
In Georgia, a bank froze the accounts of opposition politician Gigi Ugulava for failing to pay a fine for fare evasion on a bus. A few hours later, the accounts were released.
Justin Trudeau announced the shipment of the first NASAMS air defense system to Ukraine. Zelenskyy expects to receive the system by the end of the year, and the leaders also discussed further defense support and the situation at the front.
Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau reaffirmed his support for Ukraine's Victory Plan during a phone call with Zelenskyy. The parties discussed defense cooperation and the Peace Summit.
A large-scale protest against the results of the parliamentary elections, which the opposition considers to be fraudulent, takes place in the center of Tbilisi. Protesters with the flags of the EU and Georgia demand new elections.
Heorhiy Moser, who was a member of the Ukrainian parliament of the second convocation, has died. He headed the subcommittee on foreign economic activity and was the leader of the Council of Germans in Ukraine.
132 combat engagements were registered in the frontline, with the largest number of attacks in the Kurakhove sector - 51. The enemy is particularly active near Kreminna Balka, where it made 19 attacks.
The UNBROKEN Center restored the face of veteran Volodymyr Kirsanov, who could not eat due to a mine-blast injury. After complex reconstructive surgery, the fighter gained weight and returned to work as a driver.
In October, Ukrainians received UAH 125 million in cashback, which is three times more than in September. The National Cashback program was joined by 3 million Ukrainians, who can receive 10% of their purchases of Ukrainian goods.
Polina Bugrova and Yevheniya Kantemir won silver medals in doubles at the BWF World Tour tournament in Saarbrücken. This is the first medal in the Ukrainians' career at this level of competition.
Russian troops attack Kharkiv with guided aerial bombs, explosions are heard in the city. Mayor Ihor Terekhov urged residents to be cautious because of the possibility of new attacks.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that the war should be resolved within the framework of Ukraine's territorial integrity. According to him, the fatigue of the parties could lead to a new situation in 2025.
UK-based Focaldata conducted a massive MRP poll of 31,000 American voters. The results show a likely victory of Kamala Harris over Donald Trump in key states.
Police in Moldova registered 191 violations during the second round of the presidential election as of 18:30. The most common violations were photographing ballots and campaigning.
Explosions were reported in Sumy after a group of attack UAVs was spotted moving from the north of Sumy region. The air force warned of a high-speed target heading for the city.
Hungary's prime minister said that Europe will not be able to carry the burden of war alone without the United States. According to him, the continent will have to adapt if Trump becomes president and chooses a course for peace.
Russian troops launched 17 attacks on their own territory in the Kursk region, using 25 multiple rocket launchers. A number of settlements in Sumy and Chernihiv regions were also shelled.
Frankfurt, Liverpool, and Northampton received fake reports of mining of polling stations for the presidential elections in Moldova. The Moldovan Foreign Ministry warned of possible attempts by Russia to disrupt the diaspora vote.
More than 1. 5 million people voted in the second round of the presidential election in Moldova. Voters aged 66-75 were the most active, and the turnout abroad exceeded the first round.
The Lenin Museum in the Finnish city of Tampere has ceased operations after 80 years of existence. In 2025, it will be replaced by a museum of the political history of relations between Russia and Finland.
In 5 districts of Kyiv region, damage was recorded from falling debris of downed enemy targets. Residential buildings, cars, and outbuildings were damaged, but there were no civilian casualties.
In Tehran, security forces detained a student who stripped down to her underwear near the Islamic Azad University. According to the student newspaper, the girl was beaten during her detention, and Amnesty International is demanding her release.
A rocket launched from Simferopol district fell in the village of Skvortsovo in occupied Crimea. The Russian authorities have not commented on the incident, which occurred during an air alert in the southern regions of Ukraine.
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visited the flood-affected area of Valencia. Local residents threw mud and stones at them, accusing them of not providing enough help, and the police deployed mounted officers.
Light rain with sleet is expected in Ukraine, with wind gusts of up to 22 m/s in some places. Temperatures at night will be +3° to -5°, during the day 3-9° Celsius, in the south and west up to 13°.
As of 13:00, more than 850,000 citizens have voted in the second round of the presidential election in Moldova, which is about 30% of the electorate. More than 130 thousand people voted abroad.
Five teenagers were detained for desecrating the poster “Motherland is calling” near the humanitarian aid collection point. They and their parents were brought to administrative responsibility.