In the Pokrovsk sector, the occupants made 30 attacks, 22 of which were repelled. A total of 147 combat engagements took place over the last day, with the most intense fighting continuing in eastern Ukraine.
Taiwan explained that military assistance to Ukraine is a “sensitive issue” because of its relations with China. The country provides humanitarian aid through neighboring states and has joined Western sanctions against russia.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces confirmed that Russia used an intercontinental ballistic missile against Ukraine. British intelligence agencies and the EU are checking information about the ICBM launch, which could mean a new escalation.
Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles said that the country does not provide Ukraine with weapons capable of reaching Russian territory. Spain continues to honor its commitments to Kyiv.
In Mariupol and Kherson region, the occupiers are forcing local residents, especially state employees, to donate blood for the wounded Russian military. In case of refusal, they threaten to delay payments and use mobile blood collection systems.
A spokesman for the European Commission warned of a possible new escalation if the launch of an ICBM against Ukraine is confirmed.
UNICEF and the Ministry of Reintegration have paid UAH 21,800 each to more than 103,000 Ukrainians in the frontline regions. The assistance was provided to families with children living within a 30-kilometer zone of the contact line.
The UK government has imposed sanctions on Dmitry Firtash, his wife and financier Denys Horbunenko. The sanctions include a travel ban and asset freeze.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhiy Tykhyi said that expert opinions on the new Russian missile fired at Ukraine are expected. According to Zelensky, the missile had the characteristics of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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.
British intelligence agencies are checking information about Russia's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile on the Dnipro River. Western sources have not yet confirmed the use of this type of missile.
Representatives of the Scandinavian states were shown foreign components of Russian weapons produced in their countries, the KFI noted.
The aviation service is ready to resume 95% of flights, but serious air defense equipment is needed. It will take 45-50 days from the moment the decision is made to the launch of flights.
The head of the National Security and Defense Council's Central Intelligence Center says Russia is trying to raise the stakes by launching an intercontinental missile. Western officials do not confirm the use of such a missile, and Zelenskyy announced that an examination is underway.
russian troops attacked Dnipro with an intercontinental ballistic missile from astrakhan. The expert explains the features of this weapon and its potential impact on the course of the war.
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 British government refused to comment on the authorization to use Storm Shadow missiles against targets in Russia. Defense Minister Geeley said the front line is unstable and that support for Ukraine is increasing.
Russia has used a new missile against Ukraine that has the characteristics of an intercontinental ballistic missile. President Zelenskyy said that examinations of this weapon are currently underway.
A Western official denies that an intercontinental ballistic missile was launched at Ukraine. The attack on Dnipro included a ballistic missile and 6 other missiles, of which 6 were shot down.
Polish air defense and radar systems returned to normal operation after the Russian missile strikes on Ukraine. No violations of Polish airspace were recorded.
Energy Minister Galushchenko called on the IAEA to take tougher measures against Russia over the attacks on nuclear power plant substations critical to the operation of nuclear power plants.
In Rivne district, police detained two local residents during an illegal hunt. The police seized roe deer meat, weapons, ammunition, knives, and a thermal imager from the offenders.
More than 50% of human pathogens are amplified due to climate change, a new study has found. Extreme weather and human migration are creating new pathways for the spread of diseases, including dengue and West Nile virus.
A 24-year-old Georgian fighter Levan Lokhishvili has been killed in an explosion of an enemy drone in Kherson Region. Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, 74 Georgian volunteers have been killed.
The Ukrainian game S. T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 received high marks from gamers despite technical problems. Metacritic scored the game 74/100 for PC and 81/100 for Xbox, while Russians are outraged by the lack of Russian voice acting.
The Verkhovna Rada has passed in the first reading the draft law No. 11543 on school safety. The document provides for mandatory fencing of the territory, technical security equipment and new rules for staying in educational institutions.
A Gradus Research study has shown that 90% of Ukrainians use Telegram, but entertainment content is ahead of news in popularity. Ukrainians are increasingly consuming content through streaming services and social networks.
Russia launched an ICBM from the Astrakhan region along with other missiles during the November 21 attack. Experts consider this a demonstration of the possibility of a nuclear strike.
Due to the bad weather, 109 settlements in 6 regions of Ukraine are without power. Blackout schedules are in place in 11 regions and Kyiv, and electricity is being imported from 5 countries.
