Russian troops used missiles and UAVs against Kharkiv and ten settlements in the region. Among the victims are an infant, as well as children and adults who sought help after overnight shelling.
US officials plan to secure European participation in further discussions on ending the war, making the current trilateral meeting in Abu Dhabi the last one without them at the main table.
Kyrylo Budonov, alongside Rustem Umierov, David Arakhamia and Serhiy Kyslytsia, arrived in the United Arab Emirates to meet with representatives from the US and Russia.
The Third Administrative Court of Appeal confirmed that the audit of the individual entrepreneur was conducted in violation of procedural rules, leading to the cancellation of fines exceeding 920,000 hryvnia.
Traffic collapse returns to the capital due to the partial closure of the Northern Bridge. Drivers heading towards the right bank have access to only one lane.
Head of Kherson Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Prokudin reported on losses and infrastructure damage in the region due to enemy strikes.
Over the past 24 hours, the enemy lost over 2,000 military personnel and a significant amount of equipment. The total number of destroyed operational-tactical level UAVs has exceeded 603,000 units.
The enemy's massive overnight aerial bombardment was repelled thanks to the joint efforts of aviation and air defence units.
Thomas Massie, a Republican member of the US House of Representatives, formally proposed to his colleagues the impeachment of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. The politician claims that the head of the defence department committed a constitutional violation by authorising strikes on Iranian territory for over 90 days without the appropriate parliamentary approval.
According to Massie, his move is a kind of service to Hegseth. The Republican explains that it is better for the impeachment to take place now, while his party retains a majority in Congress, which would allow for the swift confirmation of a new secretary. He warns that after the Democrats come to power in January, the case against the Pentagon chief could escalate into a full-scale investigation.
Pete Hegseth himself disagrees with this assessment of the situation. In response to the initiative, he called Massie an "angry, failed congressman", as the Republican failed to win re-election in the midterms. Furthermore, the Pentagon chief believes he is being attacked because he is demonstrating effectiveness in his work.
In accordance with current US parliamentary procedure, congressmen are required to vote within 48 hours on one of three options: approve or reject the removal of the official, refer the case to the relevant committee, or postpone the review.
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