The Air Force reported a massive missile and drone attack on the night of 12 November. Air defence systems destroyed 94 targets, but impacts were recorded at 17 locations.
A fire broke out in a residential building in the Solomianskyi district following a Russian drone strike. The flames engulfed floors three through six.
New footage from the Solomianskyi district, where a drone hit a residential building, has appeared online. Reports indicate a fire on four floors and partial structural damage.
The enemy lost over 2,000 military personnel and a significant amount of equipment in one day. The total number of personnel destroyed has exceeded 1.6 million.
Social media is discussing Tim Cook's visit to Turkey, where, according to locals, he was tricked at a bazaar into buying a carpet for $18,000.
The US Secretary of War has become the target of sharp criticism following an incident at Arlington National Cemetery, where he was taking photos and laughing during an official ceremony.
The mayor of Brovary reported that a truck caught fire following a nighttime strike on Kyiv, and its driver sustained serious injuries.
Local sources reported hits on a shopping centre in Obolon and the capital's energy infrastructure during the overnight attack.
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth faced harsh criticism from politicians over his behaviour during a solemn ceremony held at Arlington National Cemetery. According to The Guardian, Trump's ally in the circle of advisers took photos with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the background. It was there that President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and other members of the administration laid flowers on Wednesday, Veterans Day. After the Pentagon delegation posed for a photograph, laughter was heard from Hegseth and his entourage.
A guard on duty at the cemetery immediately addressed the Secretary and his escort, reminding them of the need to maintain respectful silence. Arlington National Cemetery is considered one of the most sacred sites in the US. On 11 November, the anniversary of the end of the First World War, Americans traditionally honour the memory of service members who died while defending the country.
A number of politicians accused the Pentagon chief of disrespecting the memory of fallen soldiers and failing to observe standards of conduct in public spaces. The incident was deemed offensive, and Hegseth himself was called unworthy of holding the position of head of the military department. However, the Department of War denies these allegations, stating that the official showed no sign of discourtesy.
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