
Ukrainian drone operator Rayana from Odesa killed at the front
A servicewoman of the Chechen Volunteer Battalion named after Sheikh Mansur did not return from combat. Her funeral will take place in her hometown.

A servicewoman of the Chechen Volunteer Battalion named after Sheikh Mansur did not return from combat. Her funeral will take place in her hometown.

FAA leadership reported the gradual normalisation of flight schedules in the US following a major technical failure that halted air traffic.

European energy sector operators are investing in physical security and hiring geopolitical experts amid a threefold increase in cyber threats.

Customs officers in Lviv region found optical sights in an international postal shipment declared as a bicycle adapter. The court imposed a fine and ordered the confiscation of the goods.

A resident of the Zhytomyr region admitted guilt in relations with a minor and financially supported the Ukrainian Armed Forces, after which the court released him from the main punishment.

Polish prosecutors have referred the case of a 30-year-old man to court. He threatened a Ukrainian trader with a baton and shot metal pellets at his face on Grabiszynska Street.

Law enforcement officers in Otaci seized over 643,000 lei and $50,500 from two Ukrainian citizens who failed to declare the funds when crossing the border.

The Ministry of Communities and Territories Development has included all 19 settlements of the Bakhmut Hromada in the list of territories temporarily occupied by Russia.

Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal stated that following his party's victory in the US elections, he will initiate the resumption of military support for Ukraine and the strengthening of sanctions against Russia.

London has developed an action algorithm for an inevitable war: BBC will broadcast survival instructions, while radio masts will run on diesel.

The US president's son-in-law proposed restoring the consultation mechanism between Moscow and the Alliance, but European leaders link such talks to a prior ceasefire.

Following the 27 October parliamentary elections, the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot received the mandate to form a government, as the incumbent Prime Minister's coalition failed to secure the necessary number of votes.

Trump's special envoy proposes reviving the dialogue mechanism with Moscow, but European leaders insist that any security discussions are only possible after the end of the war in Ukraine.

Iranian foreign minister reports active diplomatic contacts to halt escalation.

US President Donald Trump criticised opponents over their plans for investigations and impeachment threats, labelling them extortion.

Head of US diplomatic service demands approval for all foreign trips and promises to fire officials for ethics violations.

Following consultations with Knesset factions, the President of Israel has chosen Gadi Eisenkot as the prime ministerial candidate, as no political camp was able to form a majority.

On 7 November, protests against the uncontrolled construction of artificial intelligence infrastructure took place in various European countries.

Donald Trump offered Dana White the position of White House press secretary. He also joked that Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhachev could serve as White's assistants.

Russia is sending senior representatives to the new round of discussions with Ukraine, which may indicate a shift in Kremlin tactics after a period of diplomatic stagnation.

INSA poll shows support for Friedrich Merz and the German governing coalition has hit an all-time low, while opposition AfD retains the lead.

Industrialist Rinat Akhmetov stated during a speech in London that Ukrainians will continue to fight, describing the war unleashed by Russia as unjust and brutal.

The vessels Miss Chocolate and Furious, registered to an offshore structure previously controlled by Oleksiy Azarov, continue to sail between Russia, Turkey, Britain, and occupied Crimea, avoiding restrictive measures.

According to US intelligence, Jensen Huang was being recruited by Alice Huang, who heads Megaspeed, a company serving as a conduit for sanctions evasion.

Kyrylo Sokolov recalled how in 2014 he accidentally spotted Viktor Yanukovych counting a large sum of Russian rubles near a car.

Deputy Minister Serhiy Derkach stated that the department is developing a plan to restore airport operations to be ready to start flights at a specific moment.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced that Vladimir Medinsky will lead the Russian side at the trilateral consultations on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi.

Over 300 residents and around 200 vehicles gathered in the Latvian city to demand a ban on grain transit from the Russian Federation and occupied territories. Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs explained why a complete halt to transit is currently impossible.