
UAV strike on Volgograd: major fire breaks out at oil refinery
The night before 13 November was marked by a massive use of drones in Volgograd Oblast, causing a fire at a local oil refinery.

The night before 13 November was marked by a massive use of drones in Volgograd Oblast, causing a fire at a local oil refinery.

Over the past 24 hours, Ukrainian defenders destroyed over 2,500 occupiers and a large amount of military equipment, including over 1,000 drones.

Ukrainian president details progress in trilateral contacts and Europe's presence at the negotiating table. Steve Witkoff confirms Trump's intention to lead the peace process.

European governments do not believe in a swift end to the war, despite an agreement to involve the continent in the next rounds of negotiations.

Final court ruling confirms that the winner of the tender for the Nemiriv-Yampil road construction should have been rejected due to qualification requirement violations.

The National Prosecutor's Office of Poland has referred the case of Volodymyr B. to court, who is accused of assisting Russian intelligence in organising explosions on the railway.

Oleh Hryhorov reported the deaths of two men in the Seredyna-Buda community of Shostka district following an attack by an enemy drone.

The PRC leader emphasised the inevitability of peaceful reunification across the strait, while the Taiwan government stated it cannot accept such a model.

The well-known publisher and head of the Life project, Aram Gabrelyanov, and his son Ashot own a spacious 150-square-metre apartment in Paris. The property is located near the “red-light district” in the Bois de Boulogne.
The value of the property is €2 million. The apartments were acquired through the Cypriot offshore company ZORANSON.
Naturally, the father and son – the American homosexual – do not publicise the fact of purchasing expensive real estate.
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