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The shelling in Kharkiv region damaged residential buildings, shops and cars. Two people were killed, several people were wounded, and 53 people were evacuated.

Residential buildings, shops, cars and civilians were damaged in the Kharkiv region as a result of shelling. Two people were killed and several people of different ages were wounded.

This was reported by the head of the Kharkiv RMA, Oleh Syniehubov, according to UNN.

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Kharkiv.

As a result of the shelling (22:17), the windows of a shop and two apartment buildings were damaged, a woman of 64 years old was wounded.

Chuhuiv district, Chuhuiv TG.

During the repeated shelling, on November 10, two apartments caught fire and a 4-storey residential building was damaged. A 36-year-old man and a 40-year-old woman were injured.

The fragments of the downed drone hit the roof of the entrance of a 4-storey residential building, damaging the windows and 5 cars.

Izyum district, Borivska TG, Borova village – a hit to a vehicle damaged the store.

Kupiansk district, Kupiansk TG, Kupiansk.

The shelling damaged two multi-storey buildings and two private houses, wounding three men aged 35, 49 and 61.

Private households, apartment buildings, and outbuildings were also damaged; 40 garages were destroyed. A man and a woman were killed.

Kharkiv district, Dergachivska TG, Prudyanka village. The shelling damaged 5 private houses and a car, a 60-year-old man was injured.

In the Kharkiv sector, the enemy attacked twice near Vovchansk.

Nine combat engagements were registered in the Kupyansk sector over the last day.

Defense forces repelled enemy attacks in the areas of Kucherivka, Kruhlyakivka and Lozove. 53 people were evacuated from the Kupyansk and Borivske directions over the day.

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Russian military attacked Sloboda district of Kharkiv with a Grom-E1 missile and bomb hybrid.

Editor's note: This article has been updated to include additional details about the reported execution.

A video circulating online shows the latest instance of Russian forces executing a Ukrainian soldier, Ukraine's Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said on Nov. 9.

"The occupiers have no limit to cynicism and cruelty," he said in a post on Telegram.

"The Russians shot an apparently wounded, unarmed Ukrainian soldier. They captured it on a video that is spreading online."

The video appears to show an unarmed Ukrainian soldiers being executed at close range with an automatic weapons while lying on the ground, the Prosecutor General's Office said. The soldier was captured immediately prior to his execution.

The Prosecutor General's Office sad it was opening an investigation into the suspected war crime under the country's criminal code.

Lubinets said he would be writing a letter to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the U.N.

"This is a violation of the Geneva Conventions, international humanitarian law, laws and customs of war," he added.

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Lubinets did not specify when or where the video was taken.

Earlier this week, a senior representative of the Prosecutor General's Office said Kyiv knows of 124 Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) who were executed by Russian forces on the battlefield throughout the full-scale war.

Reports of murders, torture, and ill-treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war are received regularly by Ukrainian authorities and have spiked in recent months. Most cases were recorded in embattled Donetsk Oblast.

Speaking on national television, Denys Lysenko, the head of the department focused on war-related crimes, said that 49 criminal investigations were underway regarding the execution of Ukrainian POWs.

The most recent cases include the killing of six captured Ukrainian soldiers near Pokrovsk in Donetsk Oblast, prosecutors reported on Nov. 5.

"We are now analyzing all these cases, looking for patterns… We are considering all these cases comprehensively and the involvement of a particular armed unit is, of course, analyzed in each case," Lysenko said.

According to him, prosecutors are building cases against representatives of the Russian military leadership who may be involved in organizing such executions or in failing to take measures to prevent them.

Former Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin called the killing of Ukrainian servicemen in captivity a "deliberate policy" of Russia.

Some 80% of the cases of executions of Ukrainian POWs were recorded in 2024, but the trend began to appear in November 2023, when "there were changes in the attitude of Russian military personnel towards our prisoners of war for the worse," said Yurii Belousov, a senior representative of the Prosecutor General's Office.

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In the occupied Luhansk region, student participation in the Kremlin's “movement of the first” has become mandatory. Previously, students outside the movement were restricted in their activities, but now everyone will be automatically included in the organization.

In the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, Russians have made it mandatory for students of fake universities to participate in the "movement of the first". This was reported by the Center for National Resistance, UNN reports.

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It is noted that previously joining the Kremlin's youth control movement was not mandatory, although it was imposed in various ways.

In particular, students outside the movement were deprived of participation in entertainment events and were hindered in their studies. However, even this failed to attract a large number of participants.

From now on, all students will automatically become members of the movement, an organization responsible for providing crowd support during propaganda events,

– the statement said.

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The Biden administration will rush the delivery of over 500 interceptor missiles for the Patriot and National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile (NASAMS) systems to Kyiv, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on Nov. 9, citing a senior administration official.

The deliveries come as the Biden administration is planning to rush the delivery of the remaining approximately $7 billion in military aid to Ukraine ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump in January 2025.

The weapons, which are expected to arrive in the coming weeks, should meet the demand for Ukraine air defense needs for the remainder of 2024, the official said.

No details were provided as to how many of each interceptor missile would be provided.

Two administration officials told Politicoon Nov. 7 that the White House plans to expedite the weapons delivery amid concerns that a future Trump administration would halt weapons shipments before they reach Kyiv.

Trump has repeatedly said that he would end the war within "24 hours" and get the U.S. "out" of Ukraine — a plan that may involve ceding Ukrainian territory and creating autonomous regions in the east, according to reporting in October.

In June, two top advisors to Trump proposed a plan that would cease military aid to Ukraine unless it agrees to hold peace negotiations with Russia, Reuters reported, citing the advisors, retired General Keith Kellogg and Fred Fleit.

Despite President Biden's ability to deliver existing weapons stocks through presidential drawdown authority, White House officials are concerned that the delivery of the large amount of weaponry may take months to reach Ukraine — well past Trump's inauguration into office.

In addition to the interceptors, a Pentagon official said on Nov. 8 that the White House was preparing to send "a small number of contractors" to maintain F-16 fighter jets as well as other air defense systems. The White House previously rejected the plan as late as August but has changed course amid an increase in inoperable and unserviceable weaponry.

"Ensuring these weapon systems remain mission capable is critical for Ukraine’s defense against Russian aggression," a statement by the Pentagon read.

Mont recently on Oct. 16, U.S. President Joe Biden announced the latest $425 million in new security assistance for Ukraine during a phone call with Zelensky.

Biden administration rushing to deliver $6 billion in remaining aid to Ukraine ahead of Trump’s inauguration, Politico reportsTwo administration officials told Politico that the White House plans to expedite the weapons delivery amid concerns that a future Trump administration would halt weapons shipments before they reach Kyiv.The Kyiv IndependentDmytro Basmat

A construction crisis is unfolding in Russia due to the suspension of preferential mortgages and the removal of interest control. The construction of residential facilities has been halted in the temporarily occupied territories of Crimea and eastern Ukraine.

A crisis in the construction industry is unfolding in Russia, which is already being felt in the temporarily occupied territories. This is reported by the Center for National Resistance, UNN reports.

Due to the crisis in Russia, the government stopped preferential mortgages and removed control over interest rates. As a result, developers began to stop building projects,

– the statement said.

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It is noted that the construction of residential buildings in the TOT of Crimea and eastern Ukraine has already been stopped. At the same time, construction workers brought to the east from other regions are not allowed to leave their resettlement areas (dormitories).

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In 2024, Russia "nationalized" at least 1,200 properties in occupied Crimea. Most of the seized property is resort complexes and commercial real estate owned by Ukrainian businessmen.