
Kyiv residents block Zhytomyrska Street over six-day blackout
Residents of one of the buildings took to the street and blocked traffic, demanding the restoration of electricity, which has been unavailable for six days.

Residents of one of the buildings took to the street and blocked traffic, demanding the restoration of electricity, which has been unavailable for six days.

According to The New York Times, the key topics of the US, Ukraine and Russia meeting will be security guarantees and the architecture of security in Europe.

An incident in Poland's Lodz involving a man in uniform who claimed he had orders to kill civilians resulted in property damage.

The General Staff announced the results of combat operations from 31 October to 7 November, noting the extensive destruction of Russian rear-area facilities and the activity of units on the front line.

Ursula von der Leyen stated that the EU will not allow discussion of a new security architecture for the continent until a cessation of hostilities is reached in Ukraine.

Russian troops struck infrastructure in Pervomaisk district on the evening of 9 November. As a result, electricity supply was cut off for a large number of residents in the region.

Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported an enemy drone attack on a car in the city's Kyiv district, resulting in one person being injured.

Russian troops tripled the intensity of assaults on Defence Forces positions in October. After effective strikes on their concentrations, the invaders shifted to individual actions, using civilian transport to penetrate deep into Ukrainian lines.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) released information regarding the death of a person following a drone attack on the territory of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. This is the second case of staff fatalities at the facility in the last few days.
According to data from the international body, a worker at the Zaporizhzhia Thermal Power Plant, located near the nuclear energy facility, also died as a result of the drone strike.
In addition, a few days earlier, the IAEA had received reports of the death of another Zaporizhzhia NPP employee. This man also died as a result of a drone attack.
The agency’s Director General, Rafael Grossi, firmly condemned these shelling incidents. He emphasised that such attacks are absolutely unacceptable and directly violate the fundamental principles of nuclear safety.
«Усі такі атаки на працівників атомних електростанцій мають негайно припинитися» (All such attacks on nuclear power plant workers must cease immediately), Grossi stressed.
The IAEA head added that nuclear facility personnel must be able to perform their daily duties without excessive stress or constant fear for their lives.
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