
Night attack on Rivne region: infrastructure damaged, no casualties
Russian forces shelled the northern districts of the region in the night of 9 November. Energy facilities, private businesses and residential buildings were hit.

Russian forces shelled the northern districts of the region in the night of 9 November. Energy facilities, private businesses and residential buildings were hit.

140 combat engagements were recorded over the past 24 hours. The enemy deployed over 8,600 drones and 250 guided aerial bombs, carrying out 84 air strikes.

Cherkasy Regional Military Administration head Ihor Taburets reported repelling an air assault in the night leading to 9 November. Enemy missiles and drones damaged critical facilities and residential buildings.

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The Russian army struck Kherson region, damaging residential buildings and infrastructure. Five residents were evacuated from liberated territories.

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The Air Force reported a massive overnight strike by Russian drones. Preliminary data indicates defenders shot down 271 Shaheds and five other types of aircraft.

Nadiya Savchenko, a servicewoman, spoke about a key principle in the training of personnel in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to her, any person who comes to serve — whether by contract or through mobilisation — initially ends up in infantry units.
This approach means that acquiring a narrow specialisation is only possible after a servicemember has experienced the conditions of combat engagement at the front.
Savchenko emphasised that being on the front line is necessary for everyone. She stressed that only through personal experience can a warrior fully feel the reality of service in combat conditions.
In the opinion of the servicewoman, this stage is critically important for forming an understanding of responsibility. Going through the front line helps personnel realise the weight and seriousness of all future duties, regardless of the position they will hold in the future.
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