
Strike on DTEK energy facility in Odesa region causes power outages in part of the area
Russian troops attacked a major DTEK energy facility in northern Odesa Oblast, leaving part of the population without electricity.

Russian troops attacked a major DTEK energy facility in northern Odesa Oblast, leaving part of the population without electricity.

Following their success in the midterms, the US opposition plans to audit the corporate sector for corruption and initiate procedures to remove officials from the Trump administration.

Four people, including a teenager, were injured by drone strikes in Kremenchuk. State Emergency Service units rescued 15 people.

A court in Chernivtsi found the director of a Turkish company guilty of importing 11,600 undeclared items. The cargo was confiscated, and a substantial fine was imposed on the offender.

Power supply interruptions are observed in the northern districts of Odesa Oblast due to a massive attack on energy infrastructure.

US President Donald Trump stated that American forces are ready to resume attacks on Iranian territory if negotiations on the nuclear deal and the Strait of Hormuz stall.

Senior lieutenant of the Defence Forces of Ukraine stated that the enemy is demonstrating abnormal activity at the front, ignoring worsening weather conditions.

Head of Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Hanza reported nearly 40 enemy strikes on six districts of the region. Two people were killed, and residents of Dnipro, Nikopol, Pavlohrad and other communities were affected.

Representatives of the Democratic Party, who secured a decisive victory in the midterms, have announced large-scale investigations into corruption offences within the corporate sector. In addition, the opposition states its readiness to initiate impeachment proceedings against officials in Donald Trump's team.
As reported by the Financial Times, such statements have already been labelled a political "witch hunt" within the ranks of the Republican Party. In response to these plans by his political opponents, Donald Trump instructed the Department of Justice to begin an audit of the Democratic Party representatives themselves.
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