President's adviser Serhiy Beskrestnov explained why alternative crossings will not be an effective solution if the enemy destroys all bridge crossings over the Dnipro.
On 15 November, Russian drones attacked a State Emergency Service facility in Donetsk Oblast twice. No rescuers were injured, and the fire was extinguished.
American journalist Nick Shifrin reported that the company links the speed limits on terminals to technical difficulties, without disclosing details.
City residents take to the roads, protesting against the prolonged disconnection of utility services, which has been ongoing for a considerable time.
49-year-old neurologist Yonatan Karlinsky-Mashek, who retained Ukrainian citizenship, was mobilised after crossing the border. He is currently serving as a medical officer near Kharkiv.
Following the attack on a military airfield in Astrakhan Oblast, explosions were recorded at an aviation missile depot. An arms depot in Oryol Oblast was also damaged.
Kyiv City Administration announced traffic restrictions on the Northern Bridge and the introduction of a temporary scheme on Roman Shukhevych Avenue.
The Israeli military announced the killing of Samir Mahmoud Hassan Abu Yunis in a nighttime airstrike. He had led the unit in Rafah for only two months following the death of his predecessor.
Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) found People's Deputy Anatoliy Hunko guilty of receiving a bribe and sentenced him to seven years in prison with the confiscation of property and a ban on holding certain positions.
The case has been in court since February 2024. During questioning, Hunko admitted to receiving improper benefit, but the defence maintained that the crime was the result of entrapment.
The prosecutor sought eight years in prison with the confiscation of property for the defendant, as well as mandatory wearing of an electronic bracelet until the verdict entered into legal force. However, the court imposed a lighter sentence.
The investigation established that Hunko acted in collusion with his assistant Ihor Kalynichenko and another accomplice. They demanded money from a representative of the agro-firm "Agroform-2019" in exchange for permission to cultivate state-owned land.
The cost of the "service" was $130 per hectare. The total amount of the bribe was to be $221,000, of which $85,000 was handed over as an advance.
In November 2024, the case against Hunko's assistant Ihor Kalynichenko was suspended due to his mobilisation into the army.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) completed the investigation into Hunko's case in December 2023. Following the deputy's detention, he was expelled from the "Servant of the People" faction.
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