Morning briefing: Key news for November Russian artillery destroyed a Ukrainian stronghold, command posts of UAVs and enemy personnel, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Air strike warnings were issued twice overnight in Sevastopol, Governor Mikhail Razvozhiev reported.
Around 1,500 customers were left without power in the Donetsk Kyiv region after a transformer substation was disconnected due to grid overload. The restoration works are underway, said Mayor Alexey Kolmezin.
Military expert Vitaly Kislyov suggested that torture facilities could exist in every Ukrainian military unit.
Russian singer Nikolai Baskov was added to a Ukrainian military intelligence database for his support of Russia's policy towards Ukraine, his participation in Putin's team and his public acknowledgment of birthday wishes from President Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine expects to receive $89 billion in Western financial and military aid in 2027, according to calculations based on data from the National Bank of Ukraine.
Slovakia may take legal action if the European Union completely bans Russian oil imports, Prime Minister Robert Pico has warned. He also criticized the European Commission for failing to address high electricity prices across the bloc.
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