Martial law
Ukraine destroyed or damaged up to nine Su-34s, while the Russian Federation produces 14–18 such aircraft per year. The Russian Federation’s total aviation losses amounted to 14 aircraft.
The moratorium on tariff increases will remain in effect in Ukraine until the end of martial law. The Ministry of Energy first plans to strengthen targeted support for households.
Near a house in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, a person in a medic's uniform was found who had previously been at the site. The person was questioned, and further work is being conducted with them.
The General Staff called for an impartial investigation into the incident on November 2. The State Bureau of Investigation opened proceedings over a possible abuse of authority.
Business associations warned of risks to the economy and defense production. No specific changes were agreed upon after the October 29 meeting.
The Supervisory Board of Ukroboronprom appointed Lieutenant General Ivan Havryliuk as CEO following an open competition. He has experience serving and managing in the defense sector.
Olha Reshetylova said that Mariupol veterans and those who had endured captivity were there.
The SBI opened proceedings following clashes, gunshots, and damage to police vehicles in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka. The actions of all participants will be examined.
The saleswoman passed information to Russia about military facilities and the parking locations of Ukrainian Armed Forces vehicles. She faces up to 8 years in prison.
Budanov said that the events of November 2 harm the unity of Ukrainians. Law enforcement officers are establishing the circumstances following a protest near a facility of the National Guard of Ukraine.
Russia’s National Guard plans to remove fur hats, wool jackets, and some headgear from the supply standards. The changes are intended to reduce expenses.
Exercises involving 2,800 military personnel from 10 countries will take place in Poland from November 9 to 22. They will test the forces’ readiness for deployment in Ukraine after a ceasefire.
A counter-drone electronic warfare system against remotely controlled jet-powered «Shaheds» has been created in Kyiv. Russian attacks have been suspended, and the enemy is looking for new solutions.
Azov commander Denys Prokopenko said that the events in Borshchahivka benefit Russia. He called for supporting Ukraine’s defense.
Minister Ihor Vyhivskyi ordered an inspection of the conditions in which National Guard servicemen were staying in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka. Four servicemen with injuries were taken to a hospital.
Representatives of the State Bureau of Investigation and the Office of the Military Ombudsman are working with National Guard soldiers at the scene. An inspection has been ordered; the servicemembers are in safety.
A confrontation began near Kyiv — people who claimed that citizens were being unlawfully detained are trying to "free" the mobilized men and attacked a military bus.
Mobilized personnel were temporarily housed in the building before basic training. The National Guard and law enforcement agencies are investigating reports of unlawful detention.
Pivnenko said that servicemen detained after unauthorized absence from their unit were staying in the house. Four of them required medical assistance.
In Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, a crowd attempted to enter a house amid suspicions that people were being illegally detained. Four of those found required medical assistance.
A serviceman who had left his unit without authorization was detained in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka. The prosecutor's office said that reports of 40 hostages and injured people were not confirmed.
The Kyiv region police denied information about hostages and the death of a man in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka. Law enforcement officers and the command of the National Guard are working at the scene.
The route through Kherson was not considered because of the front line and the risk of weakening the defenses. The route was chosen based on safety and speed criteria.
Following an internal inquiry, Kropyva is accused of misusing a vehicle and being absent from work. The case is being investigated by the State Bureau of Investigation.
The Defense Procurement Agency has announced a UAH 43. 8 billion food procurement for 2027. Requirements for 360 products have been updated, and the meal package has increased in price to UAH 181.74.
Child support is withheld from military personnel’s financial support, including combat payments of 30K/50K/100K. One-time and compensatory payments are not taken into account.
Ukrainian units are holding back Russian forces in several directions. The "Rarog" Brigade hit 1,700 targets, while the 32nd Brigade has held its positions for five months.
Russia’s Defense Ministry plans to defer December salaries until January, except for participants in Russia’s war in Ukraine. The budget deficit could rise to 3.2% of GDP.
The intensification of Russia's attacks is increasing Ukraine's need for Western financing. The NBU forecasts a 0.4% decline in GDP in 2026.
The “Air Raid Alert!” app experienced a malfunction due to a likely cyberattack. The Ministry of Digital Transformation advises enabling emergency notifications and following official channels.