The Russian security service claims that Ukraine allegedly attempted to organise a terrorist act within the Russian army by handing over booby-trapped drone control goggles to servicemen under the guise of humanitarian aid.
Emergency power cut mode has been introduced in Kharkiv. Official data on the causes and duration of the restrictions is not yet available.
Zhytomyr Regional Military Administration reported a child and two adults injured following attacks on infrastructure and residential buildings in seven communities in the region.
Washington is developing a scheme to supply Russian gas to Europe via Ukraine with an American intermediary. Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff discussed the plan, but European governments intend to fully halt Russian gas imports by 2027.
DTEK reported that an energy infrastructure facility in Odesa region sustained damage as a result of an enemy strike in the night of 2 November.
The authorities of the Bila Tserkva community have issued recommendations for residents to stockpile water. The complete halt in resource supply is linked to a Russian drone strike on an infrastructure facility.
Kyiv City State Administration announced the suspension of train services on the surface sections of the metro's Red and Green lines, as well as electric transport on the Borshchahivska line, due to power supply issues.
According to observers, Russia is likely preparing an attack using over 70 Kh-101 cruise missiles and ballistic missiles against energy facilities in western regions.
The surface sections of the Red and Green lines of the Kyiv metro have partially suspended operations. As reported by the Kyiv City State Administration, train movement has been stopped specifically on these external parts of the lines.
The official reason for this decision was significant voltage fluctuations received from external power supply centres.
In addition to the metro, restrictions also affected other types of electric transport. Specifically, services were suspended on the Borshchahivska rapid tram line, as well as on Vidradnyi Avenue.
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