In the village of Bashylivka, Kharkiv region, three women were injured and residential buildings were damaged as a result of an enemy drone strike.

The Polish Prime Minister reminded allies that NATO was created to protect the West from Soviet—that is, Russian—aggression.

Three people injured in today’s Russian attack remain in hospitals in the Kyiv region.

Next week, Ukraine will work with its partners on strengthening air defense, among other issues.

Soldiers from the Phoenix border guard unit’s unmanned aerial systems destroyed a Russian invaders’ UAV control center and mortar in the Kharkiv direction.

New sanctions decrees will be issued tomorrow as part of ongoing pressure by partners on Russia for waging its war.

Thanks to active diplomacy, it is entirely realistic in the coming days to finalize the steps needed to determine how to end the war with dignity.

Work is ongoing to finalize the details of a decision regarding new parameters for the distribution of personnel among combat brigades.

Rescuers in Kyiv have completed operations to deal with the consequences of the Russian attack.

French President Emmanuel Macron will host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Paris on December 1 to discuss security guarantees and continue the talks initiated in Geneva concerning the U.S. peace plan.