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Ukrainian Drones Hit Yaroslavl Oil Refinery, Trigger Power Outages in Crimea

Officials said two refinery workers were wounded in the attack, but did not provide details about the extent of the damage to the facility.

At Least 31 Killed in Russian Bomb Attack in Zaporizhzhia

Ukrainian officials said Russia bombed a school being used as an aid distribution point in a village in the village of Komyshuvakha.

U.S.-Mediated Ukraine Peace Talks to Resume in Abu Dhabi Next Week

White House officials said the U.S. will “mediate working-level negotiations” on Nov. 10 and 11 to advance “Trump's mission to end the war.”

Putin Orders Private Data Centers to Set Aside 10% of Capacity to Support IT Infrastructure

Russian data centers have become targets of Ukrainian drone attacks in recent weeks.

Oleshky Ceasefire and Aid Operation End Without Any Violations, Lantratova Says

The Kremlin called the humanitarian operation a success, praising the “level of coordination achieved among participants from all sides.”

Ukrainian Drones Hit Major Oil Transport Hub in Samara Region

The Transneft-owned facility, which moves crude toward refineries and pipelines in western Russia, has been repeatedly attacked this month.

Oleshky Evacuees Arrive in Ukraine

To reach Ukrainian-held territory, residents had to take a complicated route via occupied Crimea, Anapa and Belarus.

3 Killed as Ukraine Renews Drone Strikes Against Oil Refineries

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak confirmed that Ukrainian drones targeted three oil refineries and one gas chemical complex overnight.

Aid Deliveries and Evacuations in Oleshky Begin After Demining Operation Wraps Up

Ukrainian and Russian officials said a humanitarian convoy is ready to depart for the besieged town in occupied southern Ukraine.

Russian Military Intercepts Record 1.2K Ukrainian Drones Overnight

Authorities in Ukraine, meanwhile, said a Russian drone attack killed at least 14 people on a train platform in the southeastern part of the country.

Nearly 30 Ugandan Citizens Killed or Presumed Dead Fighting in Ukraine

A diplomatic letter seen by Reuters listed the names of 11 Ugandans confirmed dead and another 16 whose bodies could not be located.

Kremlin Human Rights Chief Takes U.S. Journalists Into Besieged Ukrainian Town Ahead of Evacuations

Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova said the four journalists were from the U.S. conservative outlet Newsmax.

U.S.-Brokered Ceasefire Appears to Hold in Ukrainian Town Close to Starvation

U.S. First Lady Melania Trump said the ceasefire had been expanded beyond Oleshky to other parts of the Kherson region to allow humanitarian convoys to...

Finnish, Norwegian Leaders Call Putin Ahead of Ukraine Peace Talks

The two Nordic countries said the aim of their call with Vladimir Putin was “to convey messages directly” about upcoming peace negotiations.

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Launching Strikes Against Oleshky Ahead of Ceasefire

There was no immediate response from Ukraine, which has in the past accused Russia of not letting aid in or people out of the town.

‘Still Just a Child’: The Russian Teenagers Fighting and Dying in Ukraine

A growing number of Russian soldiers who were still schoolchildren when the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began are being killed in the war.

Ukrainian Drone Barrage Kills At Least 3 in Voronezh

Nearly 30 others were injured amid the overnight strikes, which reports said targeted a synthetic rubber plant in the southern city.

Ukrainian Attacks Kill 5 in Belgorod and Lipetsk, Hit Perm Industrial Plant

Four people were killed in southwestern Russia’s Belgorod region and one in the Lipetsk region.

Europe Should Be Included in Ukraine Peace Discussions, Kremlin Aide Says

"We need to talk to the whole of Europe, which fully supports Kyiv," Yury Ushakov told state television.

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