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Ukraine had claimed on Tuesday to have secured a foothold on the eastern bank against all odds, a potentially major setback for Russian occupation forces in the south.

As the Russians retreated from Kherson last November they looted shops, stripped museums, lifted statues of 18th-century heroes, removed WWII memorabilia and took away 2,000 Ukrainian prisoners.

The authors' association PEN is shining a light on writers and journalists who have been imprisoned in regions from Crimea to Tibet. It's also calling for their release.

Members of the civil resistance movement Yellow Ribbon staged an action, installing the Ukrainian flag atop Boyka Mount in Crimea.

The authors' association PEN is shining a light on writers and journalists who have been imprisoned in regions from Crimea to Tibet. 'Day of the Imprisoned Writer' Remembers Persecuted Authors.

The ultra-nationalist reposted an unedited Crimea-based student’s message of support for her views on Russian-speaking Ukrainian soldiers which led to his arrest.

The overnight strike on Crimea on Nov. 10 resulted in the sinking of two Russian high-speed landing crafts, Ukraine's military intelligence confirmed.

The EU believes it is unlikely to deliver all pledged 1 million artillery shells to Ukraine by the March 2024 target, Bloomberg reported on Nov. 10, citing undisclosed sources. According to a plan approved by the EU in March, the bloc would provide Ukraine with a million shells within a span of a year. Bloomberg reported earlier in October that with more than half of the allocated time gone, the EU has delivered only 30% of planned supplies and risks missing its target.

The troops from Russias 20th Motorized Division attacked their commander in Simferopol, Ukrainian intelligence said.

A Ukrainian strike on occupied Crimea overnight on Nov. 10 hit two high-speed landing crafts, the Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR) spokesperson confirmed for the Kyiv Independent.