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A 50-year-old man was wounded and an industrial enterprise was damaged as a result of Grad shelling of Nikopol. An enemy attack caused a fire in the Sinelnyk district, damaging infrastructure.

The enemy shelled Dnipropetrovs'k region. Unfortunately, there are victims. This was reported by the head of the Dnipropetrovs'k RMA Serhiy Lysak, according to UNN.

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Enemy forces shelled Nikopol with Grad multiple rocket launchers. The attack resulted in the injury of a 50-year-old man who sustained moderate injuries and was taken to the hospital. The shelling also caused significant damage to one of the city's industrial enterprises.

In addition, a fire broke out in Synelnykivka district as a result of an enemy attack, damaging local infrastructure. However, there were no civilian casualties or injuries.

Enemy attacks Dnipropetrovs'k region: infrastructure damagedNovember 7 2024, 06:06 AM • 18426 views

A series of shelling attacks damaged infrastructure and buildings in Kharkiv and the region. A 44-year-old volunteer was wounded in an FPV drone attack, and three private houses in the village of Ivashky were destroyed.

On November 9, a number of shelling incidents were recorded in the Kharkiv region, causing damage to infrastructure and buildings in the region. Unfortunately, there are victims. This was reported by the head of the Kharkiv RMA, Oleh Syniehubov, according to UNN.

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In Kharkiv, a guided missile hit the roadway and damaged a gas station, the glazing of surrounding buildings, a construction supermarket, a two-story residential building, as well as trolleybus lines and city lighting. Fortunately, there were no casualties.

At 11:50 a.m. in Vovchansk, Chuhuiv district, an FPV drone attacked a section of road near a car driven by a 44-year-old volunteer. The man received a shrapnel wound and was hospitalized.

Later, at about 15:00, an air strike destroyed three private houses in the village of Ivashky, Zolochiv community, damaging one building and outbuildings, as well as a power line. Fortunately, there were no casualties in this incident.

Russians launch a missile attack on an enterprise in Kharkiv region: there is an injuredNovember 5 2024, 09:23 AM • 19720 views

On the night of November 9, the enemy attacked Ukraine with 51 attack drones, including Shahed. Air defense forces destroyed 32 drones in 11 regions, and another 18 were lost during the raid.

During the air battle, the defenders destroyed 32 enemy UAVs. This was reported by the Air Force Command of Ukraine, UNN reports.

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On the night of November 9, 2024, the enemy launched a massive attack on Ukraine, launching 51 attack drones, including Shahed drones and unidentified drones.

The main impact was on Odesa region, but other regions are also under threat.

According to operational data, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed 32 enemy drones in various regions, including Odesa, Mykolaiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, Sumy, Kharkiv, Poltava, Vinnytsia, Cherkasy, and Ternopil. Another 18 drones spotted in the airspace were lost in different regions of the country.

Terrorist losses per day: how many occupants and equipment destroyed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on November 9November 9 2024, 05:22 AM • 17357 views

Over the past day, russian troops attacked 18 settlements in Kherson region. As a result of the shelling, 3 people were killed, 2 were wounded, and residential buildings and civilian objects were damaged.

The russians continue to terrorize Kherson region, shelling settlements, including from the air. This was reported by the head of the Kherson RMA Oleksandr Prokudin, UNN reports.

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In Kherson region, russians killed 3 people overnight and wounded 2 more.

According to Prokudin, Sadove, Stanislav, Inzhenerne, Novodmytrivka, Bilozerka, Shyroka Balka, Oleksandrivka, Mykilske, Tokarivka, Poniativka, Beryslav, Ukrainka, Mykhailivka, Dudchany, Kachkarivka, Zolota Balka, Odradokamyanka and the city of Kherson came under hostile fire and air strikes over the past day.

The russian military hit an educational institution, a penitentiary institution and a store; 7 multi-storey buildings and 15 private houses were damaged in residential areas of the region's settlements

– he wrote.

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In Kharkiv and the region , a series of shelling attacks damaged infrastructure and buildings. A 44-year-old volunteer was wounded in an FPV drone attack, and three private houses in the village of Ivashky were destroyed.

Shelling of Dnipropetrovs'k region: A 50-year-old man was woundedNovember 9 2024, 06:11 AM • 15782 views

A nighttime UAV attack on Odesa killed one person and wounded 13, including two children. Residential complexes and private houses were damaged and at least 10 cars were destroyed.

During the night shelling of Odesa, one person was killed and 13 wounded, including 2 children. This was reported by the Prosecutor General's Office, UNN reports.

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It is reported that a pre-trial investigation has been initiated into the violation of the laws and customs of war (Part 2 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).

The prosecutor's office reported that a local resident was killed in the attack, and 13 people were injured, including two boys aged 4 and 16. Information about other victims is being clarified.

Multi-storey buildings in two residential complexes, private houses, warehouses of a private enterprise and cars of the townspeople were damaged, at least 10 of which were completely destroyed by fire. The inspection is ongoing, a full list of destruction and damage is being established, and law enforcement officers are documenting the consequences.

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On the night of November 9, the russian armed forces launched a massive UAV attack on Odesa and its suburbs. One of the explosions occurred in a residential complex, and rescuers and firefighters were on the scene.

Ukrainian Armed Forces shoot down 32 drones out of 51 launched: massive attack on 11 regions of UkraineNovember 9 2024, 07:02 AM • 12088 views

ISW reports that putin is creating the appearance of improving relations with Trump, but has no plans to make concessions. the kremlin continues to pursue its maximalist goals in Ukraine and on the international stage.

russian dictator vladimir putin may be trying to give the appearance that he is building a relationship with Donald Trump, but in reality putin is signaling to his domestic audience that the Kremlin is unwilling to give in to any aspect of its maximalist goals in Ukraine or on the wider world stage. This is stated in a report by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), according to UNN.

"russian president vladimir putin seems to assume that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will submit to the kremlin's interests and preferences without offering any concessions or benefits in return," the report said.

ISW notes that putin, during a speech at the valdai club on November 7, said that he was open to discussions aimed at "restoring" US-russian relations, but that the US should start these talks, and hinted that russia would only consider a reset of US-russian relations if the US lifted sanctions against russia and stopped supporting Ukraine – conditions that benefit russia alone and do not benefit the United States.

On November 8, kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said that putin's statement about talks with the United States does not mean that russia's military goals in Ukraine have changed, but rather that russia's goals remain the same.

putin may be trying to create the appearance that he is mending fences with Trump, but in reality putin is signaling to his domestic audience that the kremlin is unwilling to give in to any aspect of its maximalist goals in Ukraine or on the wider world stage

– the ISW report says.

russian opposition outlet Meduza reported that the kremlin has issued a manual for state and pro-kremlin media with instructions to cover putin's statements at valdai, emphasizing russia's special role in creating the proposed "new world order" and portraying putin as the "world's ‘greatest’ leader" whose deep thinking, "breadth of political thought" and role as "the voice of the global majority and the new world order" set him apart from Western political leaders, presumably including Trump.

Putin is trying to influence Trump's foreign policy and reset relations with the US on his terms – ISWNovember 8 2024, 07:59 AM • 56577 views

It is noted that putin's proposed "new world order" emphasizes an interconnected international system without great powers or security blocs, but the kremlin's actions contradict and undermine the ideals and principles he proposed.

putin has presented a six-point plan for his "new world order," which includes:

• openness between states to interact with each other;

• lack of universal dogmas;

• taking into account the perspectives of all countries when making global decisions;

• rejection of security blocs that unite groups of states;

• “justice for all”, including the eradication of xenophobia and intolerance; and ‘sovereign equality’ of all states.

However, as ISW points out, putin's proposal ignores the kremlin's ongoing efforts to increase its power and influence in neighboring countries, including attempts to destabilize Moldova and Georgia, flirting with a group of anti-Western states such as North Korea, the People's Republic of China and Iran, and waging its illegal and unprovoked war of aggression in Ukraine.

"The kremlin likely aims to use this rhetoric to distract and provide plausible deniability to russia's very real efforts to undermine pro-Western governments and exert its influence internationally, as well as to promote the expansion of BRICS and the so-called 'new Eurasian security architecture' that the kremlin has created to counter NATO," the ISW report says.

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putin congratulated trump on his election victory. The russian dictator said he was ready to resume contacts with Western leaders.

Trump talks about his conversation with Zelenskiy and his lack of contact with putinNovember 7 2024, 08:53 PM • 46813 views

Battalion commander Yuriy Fedorenko reported on the difficult situation in Kupyansk region due to massive enemy pressure. russian troops, having failed to achieve their goals by November 1, continue to build up forces in the region.

The situation in the Kupyansk region is difficult, and the russians are putting pressure with all possible means. By November 1, the invaders failed to accomplish the task of occupying the left-bank Kupyansk region, so now russia is throwing more and more forces to accomplish this task. This was stated by the commander of the Achilles battalion of striking unmanned aerial systems of the 92nd separate assault brigade named after the ataman Ivan Sirko, Yuriy Fedorenko, on the air of one of the Ukrainian TV channels, UNN reports.

Kupyansk region. The situation there is much more complicated, with disproportionate forces and means. The enemy is pushing with everything they have. By November 1, they were unable to realize the task of fully occupying the left-bank Kupyansk region, so now the leadership of the Russian occupation forces, despite potential losses, is sending more and more forces forward to realize this task

– Fedorenko said.

He said that the enemy did not succeed in the last day, the Defense Forces managed to repel numerous attacks and hold all positions.

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On October 29 , the head of the Kupyansk MVA, Andriy Besedin, reportedthat the Russian occupiers were at a distance of 2.5-3 km from Kupyansk in Kharkiv region.

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Trump's plan calls for a 1,200-kilometer buffer zone to be patrolled by European troops. Ukraine is offered to postpone joining NATO for 20 years in exchange for American weapons.

Donald Trump may call on European and British troops to provide an 800-mile (1,200-kilometer) buffer zone between the russian and Ukrainian armies as part of a plan to freeze the war between the two countries. This is reported by The Telegraph, writes UNN.

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It is noted that the details of the plan emerged after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that any attempt to achieve peace by appeasing russia would mean "suicide" for Europe.

According to The Telegraph, this plan is one of several that Trump is considering. Before being elected to the presidency, he said he would begin peace talks before his inauguration in January.

The president-elect's plan, outlined by three Trump staffers, calls for a freeze on the current front line. The plan would also require Ukraine to agree to postpone its ambition to join NATO for 20 years.

In exchange, the US will supply Ukraine with weapons to keep russia from resuming the war

– the statement said.

The Telegraph notes that the United States will neither provide troops to patrol and secure the buffer zone nor fund its mission.

We can provide training and other support, but the barrel of the weapon will be European. We are not sending American men and women to keep the peace in Ukraine. And we are not paying for it. Involve the Poles, Germans, British and French in this

– said a member of the Trump team.

According to The Telegraph, Ukraine has signaled that it is willing to listen to Mr. Trump's plans to end the war, but has also said it will resist any deal that looks like a victory for russia.

Trump has never explained in detail what kind of deal he thinks could end the war.

But the allies have presented different plans based on the idea of freezing the current front line.

In particular, J.D. Vance, who was elected as Vice President, in October, commenting on the war in Ukraine, spoke about "ceding territory". He said that Donald Trump's leadership would promote a "peaceful" settlement.

In June, Keith Kellogg and Fred Fleitz, who advised Trump during his first presidency, presented him with another proposal that called for America to cut aid to Ukraine if it did not enter into peace talks.

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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy commented on Donald Trump's plan to end the war, noting that a quick end to the war means losses for Ukraine.

Zelenskyy also stated that a ceasefire without security guarantees would mean a complete occupation of Ukraine.

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry reacts to the publication about the “peace plan” from the Trump teamNovember 8 2024, 08:49 AM • 53206 views

The SBU special forces destroyed 16 Russian Grad MLRSs with the help of attack drones over the course of a week. The Ukrainian Armed Forces also eliminated 1,660 enemy soldiers and destroyed a significant amount of equipment over the course of a day.

Over the past week, the Security Service of Ukraine's special forces destroyed 16 russian Grad multiple rocket launcher systems. UNN writes about this with reference to the SBU report.

Thanks to the jewelry work of the operators of the SBU's A Specialized Center for Strike Drones, these MLRS and their crews will no longer destroy Ukrainian cities and villages

– the statement said.

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Over the past day, the Ukrainian Armed Forces eliminated 1660 enemy troops. Also, 5 tanks, 36 armored vehicles, 23 artillery systems and 49 enemy UAVs were destroyed.

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European officials met in Budapest on Nov. 7 to discuss whether the European Union would be willing to continue funding support for Ukraine if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump halts U.S. assistance, Bloomberg reported Nov. 8, citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter.

One source expressed concern that Trump might try to shift the financial burden to Europe, though initial discussions did not indicate any drastic change in direction.

Trump has repeatedly criticized European NATO members for not investing enough in their defense capabilities and relying on the U.S. On the campaign trail, he also claimed he could end Russia's war within 24 hours if elected, though he has not elaborated on how he would achieve this.

There are concerns that the new U.S. president may reduce support for Kyiv and pursue a deal with the Kremlin at Ukraine's expense.

Some European officials suggested that the real issue may not be the money itself, but rather the military resources, which are primarily provided by Washington.

According to the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, the EU is the largest provider of aid to Ukraine, having allocated a total of 118 billion euros ($127 billion) since Russia's full-scale invasion. The U.S. has provided nearly 85 billion euros ($91 billion) in assistance.

"Ukraine is grateful for all the support from our partners, and we are open to any constructive ideas to achieve just peace for our country," President Volodymyr Zelensky said at the European Political Community Summit in Budapest.

He was among the first to congratulate Trump on his victory in the U.S. presidential election, voicing hopes for "strong bipartisan support for Ukraine in the United States." The two also had a follow-up phone call, agreeing to strengthen cooperation, Ukraine's president said.

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