The 11th National Guard Brigade and the 412nd "Nemesis" Brigade received over 600 drones to combat enemy targets. The equipment was purchased under the "United Fund. Clean Sky" project.
Gas stations were damaged in Rivne region following an overnight strike by Russian forces.
The Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration reported that 31 people were killed in the attack on the humanitarian aid distribution site.
The State Bureau of Investigation has opened a criminal case regarding the events of 2 November in the Kyiv region, where a confrontation occurred between civilians and military personnel.
According to The Guardian, European countries are discussing the creation of deterrent forces to protect Ukraine that would not rely on American technology.
Kazakhstan's Committee for National Security announced a special operation in Atyrau, where a group of suspects in establishing an extremist organisation and planning a change of power by force was detained.
The Odesa Regional Military Administration reported the consequences of the morning drone attack on 3 November.
On 3 November, Americans will determine who retains control of the legislative branch. Republicans face the risk of losing their majority amid legal disputes over the organisation of the process.
On the night of 3 November, Russian armed forces struck railway infrastructure facilities in two cities — Zaporizhzhia and Kovel. Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky announced this on social media.
According to the head of the government, passenger carriages, diesel locomotives, an electric locomotive and the station building were damaged as a result of the enemy shelling.
The strikes on the railways were part of a broader massive Russian attack, which was also directed at the country's energy system. Power generation and transmission facilities in nine regions came under fire.
Overall, destruction caused by Russian military actions was recorded in 14 regions. Major damage was sustained by large power plants in Dnipropetrovsk, Vinnytsia and Kharkiv regions. A number of important substations were also hit, particularly in the western direction. Damage was recorded both at power generation facilities and in distribution networks.
In addition to infrastructure, manufacturing enterprises and business warehouses in Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Vinnytsia and Dnipropetrovsk regions were targeted.
In Kharkiv, a Russian missile hit a hospital, resulting in 73 people being injured.
Energy workers, railway staff, medics, rescuers and police are working at the scenes. Where the security situation allows, specialists have already begun restoration work. Meanwhile, the threat of repeated Russian strikes remains.
Photo: National Police
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