In the match of the 14th round of the UPL, Kryvbas defeated Obolon 1-0. Tverdokhlib scored the only goal after an assist from 18-year-old debutant Shevchenko, while goalkeeper Makhankov saved a penalty kick.
A series of acts of sabotage involving explosive devices against security forces have been reported in Ukraine. In Kyiv, a military officer was killed by a disguised explosive, and police officers narrowly escaped a grenade attack while responding to a call.
Six drones attacked a Rosneft oil depot in Kaluga, damaging empty tanks. In the Kursk region of Russia, 27 drones and two missiles were also reported attacked.
Ukraine's Ambassador to Turkey Vasyl Bodnar said that the closure of the straits at the beginning of the war saved Odesa and Mykolaiv. Turkish support also includes a “grain corridor” and military and technical assistance worth more than $110 million.
The Guardian reports on Trump's possible talks on Ukraine on Russia's terms if it breaks military ties with China. The newspaper emphasizes the importance of American support for Ukraine's sovereignty.
Republican Lindsey Graham announced possible sanctions against US allies who will assist the ICC with the arrest of Netanyahu and Gallant. The threats concern Canada, Britain, Germany, and France.
We have 75 vehicles and 97 employees working on the roads of Kyiv region to clear snow. We have used 957 tons of sand and salt mixture, and the roads are free to travel.
At the Medyka-Shehyni checkpoint, Polish protesters have resumed blocking the movement of freight transport for 48 hours. There are about 10 trucks in line to enter Ukraine.
The Biden administration is strengthening Ukraine's position before Trump's possible accession to power. The measures include authorization for strikes against Russia, debt relief, and new sanctions against a Russian bank.
Verstappen won his fourth consecutive Formula 1 world title ahead of schedule. The Dutchman equaled the number of championships with the legendary Alain Prost and Sebastian Vettel.
Ukraine lost control of 576 square kilometers of territory in the Kursk region of Russia after the August invasion. Russia plans to increase the number of troops in Ukraine to 690,000.
Russia has fired about 60 North Korean KN-23 missiles at Ukraine since the beginning of the year. The missiles contained components from nine Western manufacturers, including the United States, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.
U. S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will visit Italy on November 23-27 to participate in the G7 ministerial meeting. He will also meet with Pope Francis at the Vatican to discuss international issues.
The Pension Fund of Ukraine has approved the average salary for July-September 2024 for the calculation of pensions. In September, the figure reached UAH 1,821, which is the highest value for the quarter.
Jake Reeves, 22, pleaded guilty in court to setting fire to commercial real estate in London with ties to Ukraine. Prosecutors suspect that he received payment from Russian intelligence.
Dmytro Lubinets sent letters to the UN and the ICRC regarding the shooting of five captured Ukrainian soldiers near Vuhledar. According to the prosecutor's office, the occupiers killed the unarmed Ukrainian soldiers after capturing them.
The Russian dictator announced the successful test of a medium-range Oreshnik ballistic missile. According to him, this is a new development, not a modernization of Soviet systems.
The massive use of UAVs has not allowed Russia to gain air superiority over Ukraine. Russia is forced to use tactical aircraft as air artillery, despite its technological superiority.
A meeting was held in Riga to establish a special tribunal to punish the leadership of aggressor countries. The jurisdiction and roadmap of the tribunal were agreed upon, which could be operational by the end of 2024.
Unidentified drones attacked the Kapustin Yar training ground in Astrakhan Oblast, from where Russia launched a new ballistic missile at the Dnipro River. At least two UAVs hit site 105 of the range, causing a fire.
The Ministry of Social Policy launched the soc. gov.ua portal, where 37 social services are available online. It has also digitalized 17 social benefits that can be applied for through the Diia portal.
Ukraine has initiated a meeting in the NATO-Ukraine format because of Russia's use of a new ballistic missile on the Dnipro River. The meeting will take place on November 26 to discuss strengthening Ukrainian air defense and limiting Russian military capabilities.
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga said that Ukraine views Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election as an additional chance to speed up the peace process.
Kalinowski's regiment offers to contribute to the exchange fund its former soldier with the call sign “Patsuk,” who was extradited to belarus by Vietnam. They plan to exchange him for captured russian soldiers.
The UK government has imposed sanctions on Dmitry Firtash, his wife and financier Denys Horbunenko. The sanctions include a travel ban and asset freeze.
The Rada supported a bill to establish mental health services at enterprises. Companies with 50+ employees will have to set up separate services, while smaller ones will have to hire part-time specialists.
The Verkhovna Rada has passed a bill to restore mandatory monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions, which has been voluntary since the beginning of the war. The system will ensure the collection of verified data to create a system of emissions trading.
The Verkhovna Rada rejected resolutions that blocked the signing of the law on the reform of the Accounting Chamber. The law provides for reducing the number of members to 11 and expanding the powers to audit budget funds.
The Army+ app conducted 4 surveys among the military, which helped to introduce new features. As a result, a video course on drones, a transfer function between units, and a secure chat are planned.
A spokesman for the Khortytsia Joint Forces Operation Center reported significant Russian losses in the eastern sector. The enemy lost 1,100 troops over the last day, 480 of whom were irrecoverable.
