Kharkiv Oblast
A resident of the Kharkiv region passed information to the Russian Federation about military facilities and the routes of armored convoys. He was notified of suspicion and faces up to 8 years in prison.
Following Russian attacks, consumers in eight regions were left without electricity. Emergency power outages are in effect in the Kharkiv region; an energy worker was injured.
Power outages have been recorded in six regions following overnight attacks on energy facilities. Emergency blackouts are in effect in Kyiv and four regions.
Russian attacks have left parts of 12 regions without electricity, with the most difficult situation in Dnipropetrovsk and Kyiv regions. Emergency outages are in effect in three regions.
A Russian strike on the central part of Balakliia injured a man and caused a stress reaction in two girls. Houses and a cultural institution were damaged.
According to Zelenskyy, Russia carried out a rotation and deployed additional forces to the left bank. Regional meetings will become weekly.
Due to the shelling, emergency power cuts were imposed in the Kharkiv, Sumy, and Poltava regions. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, power is being restored in stages.
UN assistance was distributed among 203 schools in six frontline regions. The funds will be used to equip canteens without any expenditure from the budgets.
Four Russian servicemen seized a car in the Kharkiv region after escaping captivity. Two were eliminated, one was taken prisoner, and another one is hiding.
Russian attacks caused new power outages in seven regions of Ukraine. The most difficult situation is in Kyiv and the surrounding region, where grid restrictions are in effect.
Russians attacked Izium with guided aerial bombs, damaging around 12 residential buildings and power grids. Two people were injured.
The attacks caused new power outages in three regions. Scheduled hourly blackouts are in effect in most regions.
In the Pisochyn community, drones caused a fire at a postal terminal and attacked again while rescuers were working. No one was injured.
On November 4, Ukraine honors railway workers who ensure transportation and evacuation during the war. Ukrainian Railways is developing European-gauge tracks and reforms.
Following Russia's massive attacks, emergency power cuts have been canceled in most regions, including Kyiv. They are still ongoing in some regions.
Russian strikes damaged energy equipment and forced nuclear power plants to reduce generation. The most difficult situation is in Kyiv and the surrounding region; emergency outages are also in effect in the Kharkiv region.
Russia reported attacks on substations in the Kyiv and Zhytomyr regions and on a cargo ship near Odesa. There is no independent confirmation.
The enemy has attacked energy facilities more than 20 times, causing significant damage. Emergency power outages are in effect in Kyiv and the regions.
Russia attacked Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, launching 289 drones, 17 ballistic missiles and 59 cruise missiles. In Kharkiv, 73 people were injured.
Russia struck energy facilities in 10 regions; the situation is the most difficult in Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr and Kharkiv regions. Emergency power outages are in effect in Kyiv and six regions.
Russia launched ballistic missiles, 59 cruise missiles, and 289 drones at Ukraine. Air defense destroyed or suppressed 309 targets.
Due to damage to the energy infrastructure, schedules for up to four queues will be in effect on November 3. In some regions, there may be no electricity for up to 16 hours.
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 attacked regions of Ukraine with drones and aerial bombs. Three people were killed; children were among the more than 30 injured.
Water pressure has decreased in four districts of Kyiv due to a power outage at a water supply facility. Some buildings may experience disruptions.
On the night of November 1, the Russians launched a massive attack on energy facilities in Vinnytsia region. Civilian facilities, including bus stops and cars, were damaged in Vinnytsia.
Russian strikes damaged energy facilities in eight regions of Ukraine. The most difficult situation with electricity supply is in the Dnipropetrovsk and Kyiv regions.
Following Russian attacks, more than 190,000 consumers in the Dnipropetrovsk region remain without electricity. New power outages were also recorded in four other regions.
Three people were killed and 32 injured in Kremenchuk, including six children. In Izium, the number of injured has risen to 13.
The Military Law and Order Service denied reports that two prisoners of war armed with weapons had escaped and that its vehicle had been shot at near Starovirivka.