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Drones hit the residential streets of the Oleksandrivskyi district, and two houses caught fire. The same day, while responding to the aftermath of the strikes, a Ukrainian Red Cross vehicle was damaged — the second such incident in the region in a matter of months.
An evening strike on 8 November completely destroyed Kolibri, a centre for children with autism and disabilities that had worked for nine years. Residents' damaged flats will be compensated under a state programme, while rebuilding the centre once again depends on charity.
Following the November 6 attack, the emergency headquarters reported damage at three addresses in Afipsky. Officials have not named the industrial facility that caught fire.
Trump promises a deal that could affect all of Europe. France has announced its participation in Abu Dhabi discussions, despite the Kremlin’s insistence on a trilateral format.
Ukraine plans to discuss security, confidence-building measures and a possible agenda for a Zelenskyy–Putin meeting. The US has announced trilateral talks for next week.
After the November 5 meeting, Lubinets explained the shared seating and Oleshky negotiations. The first evacuees have completed treatment; expanding the mission still requires agreements.
Russian attacks damaged homes, a kindergarten, the Northern Bridge and power networks. Zelenskyy set out his approach to peace talks and urged asset declarations for all SSU employees.
A Russian drone attacked a residential area of Khmelnytskyi on the evening of November 7. One person was injured but did not need hospitalisation.
Putin is alleged to have threatened infrastructure destruction to force concessions from Kyiv. The FT original could not be verified; Zelenskyy’s warning and reports of an attack are available in public sources.
Repair crews assessed damage after the November 6 attack. Mayor Klitschko reported worsening electricity supply and lower water pressure in Kyiv.
The outlet reported a councillor’s statement about a plant’s destruction and uncertain recovery prospects. DTEK separately reported that three thermal plants had shut down after strikes.
Drones attacked a production and warehousing facility. Kyiv regional authorities said both people received treatment at the scene and did not need hospital care.
Serhii “Flash” says Russian drones are being positioned on high-voltage wires. His post does not specify where or when the footage was recorded.
Robert Brovdi said a Russian drone was shot down near the Raroh brigade’s positions on November 4. It carried propaganda materials as well as a warhead.
Emergency services and regional authorities report 55 deaths after the November 2 school strike. Rescuers continue clearing rubble under threat of further attacks.
Three people were injured across the region, including two truck drivers. The strike reported by Vinnytsia's mayor hit a neighbouring community.
Russian forces attacked a facility in Nizhyn district overnight into November 5. Nizhyn community opened resilience centres where residents can charge phones.
Firefighters extinguished the terminal fire in Pisochyn community despite a repeat strike. The warehouse fire in Bezliudivka community was contained. Emergency officials reported no casualties.
A man was injured after an overnight drone attack on logistics infrastructure in Kyiv region. He received medical assistance at the scene.
After the overnight attack on November 5, authorities reported industrial fires and power disruptions. The source of an early report about Dyagilevo airfield retracted that account.
Dnipropetrovsk regional authorities say three people received medical help at the scene after the drone attack. They declined hospital admission.
The regional administration reported two dead and 20 wounded when the search ended. Its November 4 update said 14 remained in hospital, four in serious condition.
Patients were transferred to other wards and facilities after the Russian attack on November 3. Most of the 73 people affected had an acute stress reaction.
Ukraine’s military intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov has confirmed the start of a humanitarian mission in occupied Oleshky, with evacuations and aid deliveries under a reported “silence regime” allegedly mediated by Melania Trump. Yet hours before the announcement, Russia struck Kyiv with ballistic missiles, killing one person and damaging the Pivdennyi Bridge, a hospital and Lisova metro station. No independent evidence of the evacuation has emerged, and Moscow has said nothing.
