Antonina Tumanova

Explosions have been heard in occupied Berdiansk, and locals say the occupiers are hiding in shelters.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy was briefed on signs of a slowdown in the development of the Russian defense industry.

Zelenskyy met with Ukrainian officials to discuss continued EU financial support for the next four years, emphasizing the guarantee of state stability.

Today, Saakashvili's party, For Georgia, demanded that he be transferred to prison.

President Zelenskyy awaits approval of the UN Humanitarian Response Plan for Ukraine for 2024 and discusses with the UN Secretary-General the safety of navigation in the Black Sea.

The shooter at a Prague school is neutralized by Czech police; there are casualties and dozens of wounded. The neighborhood is evacuated and residents are urged to stay away.

The shooting took place at a school in the very center of Prague. The police preliminarily report the deaths and injuries

The law proposes to gradually reduce and limit the maximum rate to 1% per day.

According to Artem Sytnyk, deputy head of the NACP, there has been no surge in filing declarations after the reintroduction of mandatory electronic declaration, but he predicts an increase in the number of risky declarations by January 2024.

Warm weather is expected in Ukraine over the next three days with daytime temperatures of 5-10°C and slight frosts at night. Precipitation will include snow in Zakarpattia and Prykarpattia, with rain and sleet forecast in most regions.

U. S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said that 90% of U.S. aid to Ukraine benefits American businesses and strengthens the U.S. defense industry. Congress postponed a vote on further aid until next year.

Debris from a suspected hostile drone hit a residential building in Myrhorod district of Poltava region, no one was injured. The damage will be assessed by a commission.

Residents of Kyiv region were urged not to photograph or film the work of Ukrainian defenders.

President of Ukraine Zelenskyy discussed improving communication about the war, including better access for journalists to the front line. He also analyzed the effectiveness of shelters.

According to the Telegram channel, a trolleybus depot on Shchorsa Street allegedly came under fire.

President Zelenskyy thanked the New Zealand Prime Minister for his support against Russia and discussed further cooperation in defense and recovery. They also discussed the upcoming Global Peace Summit.

Explosions were heard in the occupied Ukrainian city of Mariupol, and the mayor's adviser said that the shelling was targeted and that the missiles flew over a neighboring village.

President Zelenskyy emphasizes the importance of improving the logistics and efficiency of using drones, especially FPV, to enhance military capabilities and save soldiers' lives.

President Zelenskyy received reports on the military front, internal security, and plans to respond to Russian aggression.

The White House expects Congress to approve additional aid to Ukraine in January, with the urgency of this aid underscored by the ongoing conflict and logistical challenges.

Air defense systems in Russia's Belgorod region have shot down a drone near the city, with no casualties or damage, Governor Gladkov says.

A drone crashes near the Russian capital, forcing authorities to cordon off the area and causing traffic jams.

DTEK's thermal power plant in the frontline region of Ukraine was damaged by intense shelling, with no casualties.

Nobel laureate Svetlana Aleksievich faces threats of confiscation of her apartment in Minsk, allegedly for the family of a law enforcement officer.

During the monitoring of the media space, a video was found showing a group of people in a residential area of Kyiv demonstrating a flag with Nazi symbols.

The Vostok Air Command shot down an X-59 guided missile over the Dnipro region, which was confirmed by the head of the Dnipro Regional Military Administration.

Partisans in Crimea have discovered a new Russian command post in Novoozerne, reporting the presence of a command vehicle and military reinforcements intended to support operations in southern Ukraine.

In Kyiv region, there is a surge in the incidence of influenza and respiratory infections, with more than half of the cases being children. Vaccination is emphasized as a key preventive measure.

A Polish court found 14 people from Ukraine, Belarus and Russia guilty of spying for Russia, sentencing them to 6 years in prison and imposing fines. Two more cases will be considered separately.

A representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Andriy Yusov, said that Russian propaganda is trying to rebrand Putin's image from depressing to cheerful.