Russia's Defense Ministry claims to have shot down 26 Ukrainian drones over the Sea of Azov and Crimea, reporting attempted UAV attacks on Russian territory.
"Ukrnafta has launched a new oil well in Lviv with an initial production rate of 25-30 tons per day, having drilled it in just 32 days. This is the third well drilled by the company in 2023 at the same field.
Russian occupants are checking likes on social media to identify Ukrainian underground fighters in the occupied territories, the National Resistance Headquarters warns. Residents are urged to be careful on the Internet.
USAID is providing Ukraine with 20,000 tons of metal to build defenses around energy facilities against attacks. Ukraine has received the first batch of 5,000 tons of metal, mainly for drone defense.
Hackers with Russian and Chinese ties have infiltrated the British nuclear facility at Sellafield; the extent of the data loss and whether the malware has been removed is unknown. The facility conducts hazardous nuclear activities and stores a significant amount of plutonium.
North Dakota Governor Douglas Bergam suspended his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, citing excessive control by the party's National Committee and unfair criteria for participation in the debates. Bergam failed to secure sufficient support in pre-election polls to participate in the debates.
The first trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI introduces the two main characters, Lucia and Jason, and the game is set in Vice City, a fictional Miami. The trailer appeared on social media, which gave impetus to the game's imminent official release, which is expected in 2025.
Israel is considering using seawater to flood tunnels in Gaza that could be used by Hamas militants, a controversial method that has not yet been decided, The Wall Street Journal reports.
The explosions in Kerch and Feodosia, Crimea, led to widespread power outages and reports of firing from the Pantsyr-S1 anti-aircraft system.
Niger's junta, which seized power in July 2023, terminated its military partnership with the EU and withdrew the deployment of the EU's EUCAP mission in the country.
Turkey deployed F-16s to Romania to participate in a four-month NATO mission to patrol the Black Sea and deter potential air threats.
Finland, the United Kingdom, and Estonia are conducting military exercises in the Baltic Sea to strengthen their ability to protect underwater infrastructure and deter threats. The exercises are part of the Joint Expeditionary Force's efforts to strengthen defense and surveillance.
Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets announces plans to visit up to 400 Ukrainian prisoners of war held by Russia by the end of the year, following a recent visit to 119 prisoners.
Ukrainian MP Vitaliy Bort extended two official trips to Hungary much longer than the allowed three days, each time staying for a total of 54 additional days. His prolonged stay in Hungary resulted in missing parliamentary sessions and raised questions as he met with a Hungarian MP who is banned from entering Ukraine.
Brazilian President Lula intends to invite Putin to the G20 summit without guarantees of security against arrest. Putin faces an arrest warrant for war crimes issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
An air alert was declared in Vinnytsia region following reports of explosions and a warning from the Ukrainian Air Force about a possible drone attack. The threat remains for Vinnytsia and Khmelnytsky regions.
Lithuania will extend temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees until March 2025, as the EU allows it to be extended for another year. The process of extending temporary residence permits starts next week.
The White House has warned Congress that without legislative action, the United States may not have enough money to supply weapons to Ukraine by the end of the year. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan emphasized the importance of continued support for Ukraine's defense and the US defense industrial base.
The Minister of Culture of Ukraine met with representatives of the International Women's Movement "For Family Values" to discuss the promotion of Ukrainian culture abroad, focusing on elements of folk art such as rushnyks, pysankas and embroidered shirts.
The U. S. State Department urged Congress to provide funding for Ukraine as soon as possible, as 97% of the previously allocated aid has already been used. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller noted Ukraine's progress despite the difficult situation at the front.
The International Maritime Organization has adopted a resolution in support of Ukraine's efforts in the Black Sea, including the restoration of navigation and the "grain corridor," which has already transported over 7 million tons of cargo, which is crucial for the Ukrainian economy and jobs. President Zelenskyy thanked global supporters for their help.
Slovenia has signed an agreement to provide Ukraine with 1. 5 million euros for demining as part of humanitarian aid, with the funds to be allocated this year on a non-refundable basis.
The enemy army fired 11 times in Sumy region, causing 57 explosions and wounding one civilian, with five settlements being targeted.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban opposes the start of negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU, calling expectations unrealistic and warning that it could put an end to the EU's values-based enlargement policy. He urged the President of the EU Council not to raise this issue at the December summit.
Two workers were killed by a landslide during emergency repairs on a gas pipeline in Kharkiv, despite the efforts of rescuers to save them.
In December, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will receive significantly more drones than in November, thanks to additional funding from the Ministry of Defense for the production of UAVs and electronic warfare equipment.
One of the members of the humanitarian headquarters is the first deputy head of the Vinnytsia regional council, Volodymyr Kistion. He was elected to the regional council from the USG. His work history and career growth are inextricably linked to Groysman.
Ukrainian soldiers in the critical eastern region need funds for winter tires for their trucks to maintain vital supply lines.
IDP Mykhailo Hrebennik won UAH 100,000 in the "Do Your Own" competition and used it to set up a new apiary in Vinnytsia Oblast after his previous apiary in Sievierodonetsk was destroyed.
The Ukrainian "NOY" UAVs struck at night, destroying a tank, vehicles, an ammunition depot and hitting enemy positions.
