Ukraine and Japan sign an agreement to strengthen cooperation in information security. Japan has provided $12.1 billion in aid to Ukraine and plans to allocate another $3 billion from frozen Russian assets.
Light rain and sleet is expected in Ukraine for the next three days. Temperatures will drop to -2° at night and up to +10° during the day, with fog possible in Transcarpathia and the Carpathian region.
The match between the national teams of Ukraine and Georgia in the League of Nations ended with a score of 1:1. Kverkvelia's 7th minute goal and Mikautadze's 76th minute goal determined the outcome of the match.
Georgia's Andria Putkaradze won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024 with the song “To My Mom”. Ukraine's representative Artem Kotenko took third place with his song “Hear Me Now”, scoring 203 points.
Fifteen children have been evacuated from the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. The return took place as part of the Bring Kids Back UA initiative with the support of Save Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a resolution to improve the nutrition of military personnel during treatment and rehabilitation. The new regulations provide for a special diet and a mechanism for reimbursing civilian medical facilities.
An anesthesiologist with the Azov Brigade spoke about the problems with blood transfusions in the army. According to him, medical institutions still do not train specialists for this procedure, and university programs have not changed during the war.
Russia halted gas transit to Austria via Ukraine after OMV offset €230 million in arbitration fees. Von der Leyen announces that the EU is ready for winter and that gas storage facilities are fully filled.
Boris Epstein, a Russian-born Trump adviser, has offered himself for the role of special envoy on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Despite his lack of diplomatic experience and current allegations, Trump has expressed interest in the idea.
According to Ukrainian intelligence, North Korea is seeking access to Russian nuclear and missile technologies in exchange for military support from Russia in its war against Ukraine.
The musicians of Olya Tsybulska's band were mobilized at the entrance to Varash a few hours before the performance. The singer was forced to cancel the concert, offering the audience to return their tickets.
The G7 leaders reaffirmed their unwavering support for Ukraine in its struggle for sovereignty. The member states will continue to put pressure on Russia through sanctions and export restrictions.
Today at 19:00, the Nations League match between Georgia and Ukraine will take place at the AdjaraBet Arena. The Ukrainian national team (25th in the FIFA rankings) will play in yellow against the Georgians (67th), who will wear red.
The President of Ukraine met with the newly appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Iwai Takeshi. They discussed a new support package, threats from the DPRK's cooperation with Russia, and further economic cooperation.
Russian troops conducted 75 attacks on Ukrainian positions, most actively in the Kurakhove and Pokrovsk sectors. In the Kurakhove sector, 16 combat engagements were registered, 11 of which are ongoing.
In the annexed Crimea, there is a rise in the price of all food groups. The local occupation authorities promise to stabilize prices, but experts attribute the rise to the effects of the war in Russia.
The President held a meeting on the policy of heroes as part of Ukraine's internal Resilience Plan. Specific programs to support soldiers and issues of war memory were discussed.
An exhibition of Western components used by Russia in its weapons against Ukraine was held in Berlin. The exhibition showed that Russia imported chips worth $4 billion despite the sanctions.
The National Bank of Ukraine has presented a commemorative 5-hryvnia coin to mark the centenary of Ukrainian Radio. The coin is made of nickel silver with a mintage of 50,000 pieces and will be available for purchase starting November 26, 2024.
The head of the Kyiv RMA met with representatives of Poland to discuss support for Ukraine's Victory Plan. Security, energy issues and the restoration of Kyiv region's infrastructure were discussed.
The Estonian government has approved another military aid package for Ukraine, including equipment and ammunition. Total assistance from Estonia has already exceeded 500 million euros, which is 1.4% of the country's GDP.
The President said that it is necessary to adjust the norms of the law on mobilization if they are not supported by society and the military. According to him, some issues of mobilization need to be settled.
Tyshchenko's bodyguard received a suspended sentence and pledged to testify against the MP under an agreement with the investigation.
An air strike in Ivanopillia set an administrative building on fire and damaged 10 residential buildings. Over the past day, the occupiers shelled 14 settlements in Donetsk region, damaging 56 civilian objects.
The President stated that only reserve units were created in Ukraine. Experienced soldiers became their core, around which mobilized fighters are formed.
President Zelenskyy stated the need to end the war diplomatically next year. He noted Russia's significant losses of 1,500-2,000 troops daily and the wait for manned brigades.
The President spoke about the slow advance of Russians in the east due to delays in equipping brigades with weapons and training. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of rotation and the priority of saving the lives of the military.
The EU is investigating information about a factory in China that produces drones for the Russian army. The European bloc is ready to impose sanctions against Beijing if the facts are confirmed.
Radoslav Sikorsky announced an important meeting in the Weimar Triangle Plus format next week in Warsaw. Representatives of Ukraine, France, Germany and other European countries are invited to the talks.
President Zelenskiy announces the testing of four types of new Ukrainian missiles. UAH 775 billion is allocated from the state budget for the production of drones in 2025.
