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Ukrainian drones have attacked Russia’s key oil port Primorsk and refineries, causing fires and halts in operations. These strikes aim to weaken Russia’s energy exports amid ongoing conflict. The attacks mark the first on Primorsk, a major oil hub, impacting global oil flows and Russian revenue.
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The U.S. is considering supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk cruise missiles and sharing intelligence to target Russian infrastructure. Meanwhile, Russia has announced its largest conscription since 2016, amid increased drone activity and airspace violations in Europe. The conflict continues to escalate with significant military and diplomatic developments today.
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Russian drone strikes targeted Ukraine's railway and energy infrastructure, injuring at least 30 people in Shostka. The attacks also hit power facilities near Chernihiv and a Russian oil refinery, amid ongoing efforts to weaken Ukraine's military and civilian resilience ahead of winter.
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Over recent days, Ukraine has intensified drone strikes across Russia, targeting Belgorod, Bryansk, and Crimea, causing casualties, infrastructure damage, and power outages. Russia reports intercepting hundreds of drones, while Ukraine claims to strike military and logistical targets. Tensions continue to rise amid ongoing conflict.
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The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, occupied by Russian forces since 2022, has regained off-site power after a four-week outage. Repairs involved both Ukrainian and Russian forces working under a ceasefire, with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) emphasizing the importance of restoring external power for nuclear safety amid ongoing conflict and water supply issues following the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam.
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As of early November 2025, Ukrainian forces continue to defend the eastern city of Pokrovsk against a prolonged Russian offensive. Russia employs pincer movements aiming to encircle the city, but Ukraine denies full encirclement and reports ongoing counterattacks, including special forces operations. Meanwhile, Russia intensifies missile and drone strikes targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure, worsening civilian hardships ahead of winter.
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Ukraine reports over 450 drone and missile strikes targeting energy infrastructure, killing civilians and causing widespread power outages. Russia continues its military offensive, including house-by-house fighting in key towns, while Ukraine strengthens its air defenses amid ongoing conflict.