Former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valerii Zaluzhny stated in a column for "Ukrainska Pravda" that following the Kherson operation, Russia adopted a strategy of attrition, and current hostilities constitute a war for a new world order.
The High Anti-Corruption Court found Irina Hryshchenko guilty of receiving improper benefit and sentenced her to eight years in prison.
116 combat clashes were recorded on 10 November. On the Pokrovsk direction, 67 occupiers were killed and 200 drones destroyed.
The agency found that the official cannot confirm the origin of $48,000 in cash, and also recorded a violation regarding a Dodge Durango registered to his wife's relative.
State Enterprise "Olympic Training and Sports Centre Koncha-Zaspa" signed a UAH 249.65m contract with ZH Kyiv LLC. The previous contractor, linked to Georgy Birkadze, received significant funds but failed to complete the work.
British counter-terrorism police detained a 41-year-old US Army representative near the city of Gloucester on Tuesday. He is suspected of spying for Russia.
JSC Ukrposhta signed a contract for the supply of 32 million kilowatt-hours of energy worth over UAH 274m. The supplier is an entity linked to Ukrzaliznytsia.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen emphasised that she wants to be part of a pan-European voice rather than acting unilaterally, and highlighted the central role of European institutions.
Warsaw is studying the possibility of transferring two MiG-29 fighter jets to Kyiv in exchange for Ukrainian technologies for countering unmanned aerial vehicles. This was stated by Polish Deputy Defence Minister Cezary Tomczyk, who is currently visiting Kyiv.
According to Tomczyk, Ukraine has already agreed to transfer the necessary technologies for countering UAVs to Poland. “Україна погодилася надати Польщі необхідні нам технології для боротьби з безпілотниками” (Ukraine agreed to provide Poland with the technologies we need to fight drones), the Polish official emphasised. He added that the relevant agreement is nearing completion, and the parties are currently coordinating its details. Tomczyk was accompanied to the Ukrainian capital by Karol Domanowski, the First Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces.
Separately, the parties are discussing the deepening of cooperation within the framework of the anti-ballistic coalition, the aim of which is to strengthen missile interception capabilities. The initiative includes Ukraine, Poland, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands.
Tomczyk emphasised that Warsaw is ready to contribute to the coalition's work through modern P-18PL radar systems. He clarified that these radars have a range of up to 2,000 kilometres and will be located on Polish territory. They are intended to operate in the interests of Poland, NATO, Ukraine, and the entire coalition.
“Але ще одним, і, мабуть, найважливішим питанням є розробка ракети — ракети, здатної перехопити іншу ракету. Це потребує залучення можливостей різних компаній і різних країн” (But another, and perhaps the most important, issue is the development of a missile — a missile capable of intercepting another missile. This requires the involvement of the capabilities of various companies and different countries), the Deputy Defence Minister noted.
In addition, Ukraine and Poland plan to discuss the creation of a technical maintenance centre for PAC-3 missiles, which are used in American Patriot air defence missile systems.
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