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“I wanted him to feel who we are,” Yakimchuk told the Kyiv Independent. “Later, he proudly took a small Ukrainian flag we had back at home, placed it on top of his toy ladder, and told me: ‘Glory to Ukraine!’ internalizing this new experience through play.” In the early morning hours of Nov. 30, Berkut riot police armed with batons, stun grenades, and tear gas attacked peaceful demonstrators on Independence Square as well as nearby civilians.

The heroic defiance of Russian aggression demonstrated by the Ukrainian people prevents Moscow from attempting to occupy Moldova, Moldovan President Maia Sandu said at a press conference in Kyiv on Nov. 21.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin made an unannounced visit to Kyiv on Nov. 20, writing on X (formerly Twitter) when he arrived that he’d come to Ukraine to pledge continued support for the country as it fights off Russian aggression.

Lithuania will donate the funds from fines for non-compliance with international and national sanctions to the Development Cooperation Fund for Ukraine's recovery. Source: LRT, a Lithuanian public broadcaster Details: LRT noted that an amendment to the law On Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid, supported by 99 members of the Lithuanian parliament, provides for this.

Unless Russian forces are defeated in Ukraine, Moscow will remain committed to further aggression in Europe, Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Nov. 20, as reported by news agency PAP.

Like Bakhmut and many other Ukrainian cities before it, the Russians have left Avdiivka in ruins in their wasted efforts of capture, as can be seen in photos released by Tavria operational group commander Oleksandr Tarnavskyi after more than a month of intense battles.

Bulgaria has had to walk a fine line, trying to covertly support Ukraine without provoking Russia. Opinions on Ukraine are split among its 6.7 million people, many of whom buy into Kremlin propaganda. The new coalition government elected in June after two years of political deadlock is now shifting Bulgaria towards Kyiv and the West.

President Zelenskyy confirms that 155mm deliveries are drying up, even as Russia presses an assault in the east.

Russia admits Ukrainian troops operate on Dnipro River's occupied east bank. Washington Post: Banned Russian oil flows into Pentagon supply chain. US to fund international center for prosecution of Russian aggression with $1 million.

Switzerland has supported the idea to create a special tribunal for prosecuting Russian aggression against Ukraine. Source: a corresponding statement at a meeting in Berlin of the group of countries which act in favour of creating such a tribunal, as reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Confederation and European Pravda Details: "Switzerland firmly believes that the aggression against Ukraine must not go unpunished," the statement reads.