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Troops are amassing at the Belarus-Ukraine border for a second straight day, while pontoon crossings are being constructed. Most importantly, strongman Alexander Lukashenko is increasingly seen as no longer having the option to say No.

Border guards building defenses, installing surveillance and recording equipment

The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) stroke the Russian occupation troops on the Kinburn Spit, from where the enemy shelled seaport tugs and grain barges in the Dnieper-Buh estuary, the Pivden (South) Operational Command has said.

On 15 November, Russia launched its most significant missile attack against Ukrainian infrastructure. The published summary of the Ukrainian Air Force Command shows that it used 96 sea- and air-based cruise missiles (Kalibr, Ch-101, Ch-555), i.e. 12 more than on 10 October, as well as an unspecified number of air-to-ground guided missiles (Ch-59) and drones (Shahed-136/131, Orion and Orlan-10). The air defence was to shoot down 75 cruise missiles, two air-to-ground missiles and 12 drones (includ...

Ukraine’s Air Force struck enemy equipment buildups in Kakhovka district, while missile and artillery units have completed 40 fire missions since the beginning of the day. — Ukrinform.

Russia is trying to destabilize the situation in Moldova, while the contingent of Russian troops in Transnistria does not currently pose a critical threat to Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

In the south, the missile and artillery units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine performed 147 fire missions, the Air Force made two efficient sorties, hitting the cluster of enemy troops and hardware in several settlements over the past day. — Ukrinform.

Minister of Internal Affairs of Moldova, Ana Revenco, said that the Russian Federation was behind the anti-government protests ongoing in the country. — Ukrinform.

Two civilian tugboats were hit by Russian fire at the port of Ochakiv, Ukraine on Monday, according to Ukrainian Operational Command South. The Russia...

The war continues. Yesterday, Russia fired dozens of missiles at Ukrainian energy facilities including hydroelectric power stations, causing blackouts, mobile phone outages and reductions in water supplies.