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Russian TV pundit slams ‘fairy tale’ pushed by Kremlin as Ukrainians ‘mock’ war defeats

Political commentator Maxim Yusin suggested that Russian troops deserve to be ridiculed following their evacuation from Kherson last week

Evening Standard

Energy situation 'critical' after Russian attacks - presidential aide

The energy situation in Ukraine is 'critical' following a wave of Russian missile strikes on Tuesday that damaged energy infrastructure, the deputy head of the president's office said.

Reuters

‘We will survive,’ says Zelensky despite huge power cuts after Russia fires 100 missiles on Ukraine

Extraordinary wave of strikes reported hours after Zelensky addresses leaders at G20

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Russia launches fresh missile strikes across Ukraine as G20 leaders meet

Energy situation ‘critical’ across Ukraine after strikes, which Kyiv says are Russian response to Zelenskiy’s G20 address

The Guardian - UK

Explosions heard in cities across Ukraine - local officials

Local officials reported explosions in several cities across Ukraine on Tuesday in what they described as a wave of Russian missile strikes.

Reuters

Kyiv hit by missile strikes as residential buildings seen burning in flames

“Residents of Kyiv, stay in shelters, two explosions have been recorded in the capital so far,” the Kyiv City Administration wrote in a message to residents

Daily Mirror

Russian missiles strike Kyiv, mayor says

The strikes come as world leaders gathered in Indonesia for the G20 summit.

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Ukraine: ‘Critical’ situation as wave of Russian missiles causes blackouts

A Ukrainian air force spokesman said around 100 missiles had been fired

Evening Standard

Kyiv mayor: two residential buildings hit in missile strike on Ukraine's capital

Two residential buildings were hit during a Russian missile strike on Kyiv on Tuesday, the mayor of the Ukrainian capital said.

Reuters

Russian bombing raids have overwhelmingly targeted civilian areas, report finds

Exclusive: Russia says it only bombs legitimate military targets, but analysis shows 98% of victims in its raids on built-up areas are classed as civilian

The Independent UK

Russia's operation in Ukraine is now a defensive one - Western official

Russia is now engaged in a defensive operation in Ukraine following its withdrawal from the southern city of Kherson, a Western official said on Tuesday, after President Volodymyr Zelenskiy vowed to reclaim all its occupied territory.

Reuters

Russia destroys much of Kherson but not faith in better things to come: residents

Russian forces who destroyed much of the Ukrainian city of Kherson have not killed off the faith that better things will come, some residents said as they gathered at a demolished television tower.

Reuters

Azerbaijan arrests five people accused of spying for Iran

Baku says the five Azerbaijani nationals had been gathering information about the military and its drones.

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 264 of the invasion

Ukraine’s president visits newly-liberated city of Kherson; Russian forces destroy key infrastructure before retreating

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Reuters

Zelenskiy:Fighting in Donetsk region remains intense

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday that fighting in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region was as intense as it had been in recent days with no letup in Russian attacks.

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine carries out ‘stabilisation’ of Kherson after night of jubilation

Residents of recaptured city warned of potential Russian strikes as Ukrainian forces push frontline to Dnipro River

France 24

In Ukraine’s martyred Mykolaiv, residents hail Russian retreat and fear revenge attacks

The withdrawal of Russian forces from Ukraine's Kherson has prompted cautious relief in nearby Mykolaiv, a port city located some 60 kilometres away. Since the start of Russia's invasion, residents of Mykolaiv have been subjected to almost daily bombings. The regional governor Vitaly Kim announced on Friday evening that it…

Al Jazeera

‘Kherson ours’: Ukraine celebrates after Russian retreat

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared Kherson ‘ours’ after Russian troops withdrew from the city.

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The Independent UK

‘How can we rebuild?’: Ukrainians return home to wreckage and tragedy in liberated Mykolaiv

“I am old, I don’t have much of my life left. How can I rebuild it all now?”

The Independent UK

What US election results mean for the future of Ukraine aid

The results of the midterm election are raising questions about the future of American support for Ukraine

Al Jazeera

Ukraine seeks naval drones to counter Russian attacks from sea

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has backed a fundraising campaign to buy 100 drones that operate at sea.

The Guardian - AU

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

Moscow orders humiliating retreat in Kherson; unprepared Russian conscripts die in their hundreds in attack; Ukraine maintains morale as winter bites

Al Jazeera

How far are Ukraine and Russia from negotiations?

Talks are a distant prospect, experts warn, as battlefield realities and winter will dictate the strategic calculus.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine Troops Prepare to Reclaim City Abandoned by Russians

Russia relinquished its final foothold in a major city in southern Ukraine on Friday, clearing the way for victorious Ukrainian forces to reclaim the country’s only Russian-held provincial capital that could act as a springboard for further advances into occupied territory. Russia’s Defense Ministry said its troops finished withdrawing from…

Reuters

Germany allocates extra 1 billion euros to Ukraine cyber-defence, documenting war crimes

The German government has earmarked an extra 1 billion euros ($1.03 billion)from its 2023 budget to support Ukraine, with money allocated to defending against Russian cyberattacks and collecting evidence of war crimes, a document showed.

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