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Germany may veto EU budget if no consensus on Ukraine aid

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has warned that Germany could block the European Union's budget for 2028–2034 if all EU member states do not agree to provide financial assistance to Ukraine.

In a letter to European Council President Antonio Costa, Merz emphasized that the issue concerns economic commitments stretching into 2027 and subsequent years. The contents of this letter were reviewed by the Financial Times.

Merz highlighted that unified support for Ukraine within the EU's long-term financial framework is crucial, and failure to reach consensus may jeopardize the approval of the bloc’s budget for the coming period.
Only a third of Ukrainian schools are equipped for distance learning, with schools in frontline regions showing twice as many adaptations compared to others.

According to a study conducted by the Center for Education in Emergencies Research (KSE Institute), schools located in regions near the front have a significantly stronger organization for distance learning. In these areas, 58% of schools are prepared to offer remote education, whereas in other regions, only 26% of institutions have the necessary adaptations.

The results highlight a notable disparity in the readiness for distance education between frontline and non-frontline regions of Ukraine.
On Thursday, November 12, Ukraine will experience significant warming, with almost the entire country affected by higher temperatures.

After a period of pre-winter cold, air temperatures in some regions are expected to rise to near-September levels.

However, several western and central regions will see rainfall, making the weather uneven across the country.
USA Holds Cautiously Optimistic Outlook Ahead of Ukraine-Russia Talks in Abu Dhabi

The United States does not anticipate any concrete agreements to be reached during the upcoming negotiations between Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi on November 10–11.

Officials from Kyiv, Washington, and Moscow are expected to use this meeting as a technical session to clarify their positions, identify existing differences, and outline the framework for further discussions.

This information was reported by journalist Alex Raufoglu. He noted that unnamed American officials held an informal briefing on November 9, prior to the summit, where they discussed their outlook, highlighted key issues, and offered some insights into the diplomatic event.
An enemy combat drone attacked the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kharkiv, causing a fire at the scene, according to the regional authorities.

Emergency services are working to eliminate the consequences of the attack and extinguish the blaze. Information regarding possible casualties and damage is being clarified.

This incident highlights the ongoing security threats civilians face in Kharkiv due to drone strikes.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has awarded singer, TV presenter, and volunteer Dasha Astafieva the Order of Princess Olga, 3rd class.

The corresponding decree was published on the official website of the Office of the President.
During trilateral talks involving Ukraine, the United States, and Russia in Abu Dhabi this week, the issue of a ceasefire will not be on the agenda.

Instead, the discussions will focus on future security guarantees and a broader framework for European security intended to prevent the resumption of hostilities after a possible truce.

The negotiation process, led by the United States, is resuming after a nine-month break. One of the main obstacles remains Russia’s demands for the transfer of Ukrainian territories that its military has failed to seize by force.
A United Nations representative has issued a warning about the risks millions of Ukrainians may face as winter approaches. Recent Russian strikes have already left hundreds of thousands of households without electricity, and the aftermath of these attacks has also disrupted water supply and public transportation services.

Kayoko Goto, Director of the UN Department for Europe and Central Asia, highlighted these concerns during a meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Monday, November 9. She emphasized the urgent need for an immediate halt to attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

The continued targeting of critical utilities poses a serious threat to the safety and well-being of Ukraine's population as colder months draw near.
The Ukrainian delegation seeks "constructive dialogue" during trilateral negotiations set for November 10–11 in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

The primary focus of these talks will be humanitarian concerns and future prisoner exchanges.

Kirill Budanov, the head of the President's Office, announced that he departed for the summit as part of the Ukrainian team on Monday, November 9.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy submits bill to reinstate mandatory asset declaration for SBU employees

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has introduced legislation to the Verkhovna Rada aimed at restoring the requirement for officials of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) to disclose their assets.

If approved, this bill would require SBU personnel to submit annual declarations of their assets and income, reinforcing transparency and accountability within the agency. The measure is part of ongoing anti-corruption efforts and aligns with Ukraine’s commitments to international partners.

The initiative represents another step in promoting integrity in government and strengthening public trust in the security sector.
The Kremlin believes that Ukraine and its Western allies are allegedly attempting to replace a comprehensive resolution of the crisis with so-called energy, food, air, or maritime ceasefires.

Russia has refused to agree to a full ceasefire, insisting instead on the fulfillment of all objectives of its large-scale invasion.

This stance was presented by the country's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Vasily Nebenzya, during a UN Security Council meeting on November 9, as reported by Russian media sources.
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This week is a plenary week in Ukraine, — President Zelensky's address

The parliamentary agenda includes key bills important for Ukraine's European integration, ensuring state financing, and strengthening the fight against corruption.

Additionally, there is my own legislative proposal aimed at advancing Ukraine’s accession to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This is a group of the world’s most economically and socially advanced nations, and it is crucial for Ukraine to become a partner of these countries and adopt their principles.

I call on members of parliament to be effective and to support the bills scheduled for consideration this week.

Glory to Ukraine!
US Special Representative Jared Kushner has announced that prior to the start of two-day trilateral negotiations between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia in Abu Dhabi, the American side will hold consultations with European partners to coordinate efforts and align positions.

According to Kushner, the goal of the United States is to bring Ukraine and Russia to the negotiating table and enable them to discuss postwar security issues directly. He emphasized that the administration of President Donald Trump is seeking a diplomatic solution that will ensure lasting peace.
Currently, it is reported that four people have been injured in Kharkiv.

This information was announced by the city mayor, Ihor Terekhov.
Kyiv — Air Raid Alert Issued, Red Alert Level! Missile Threat Reported

An air raid alert has been declared in Kyiv, with monitors indicating a heightened missile threat and the red alert level in effect.

Residents are urged to seek shelter and remain cautious until further notice from emergency services. Stay tuned for official updates.
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Strikes on Enemy Logistics Continue

Recent footage from the occupied Donetsk region, shared online, highlights ongoing attacks targeting enemy logistical infrastructure.

The new episodes demonstrate that efforts to disrupt transport routes and supply chains across the occupied territories remain relentless. These actions aim to undermine the enemy's ability to move equipment and resources, which is crucial for their operational capabilities.

Ongoing strikes on logistics are a significant component of weakening enemy positions and impeding reinforcements in the conflict zone.
According to updated information from the Situational Center, the strike occurred in the Kholodnohirskyi district of Kharkiv, as reported by Mayor Terekhov.

As a result of the attack by a Shahed drone, a private house caught fire, injuring four individuals and causing damage to approximately ten vehicles.

The inspection of the affected area is still ongoing.
German Chancellor and Leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Friedrich Merz Selects Candidate for Federal Presidency

German Chancellor and head of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Friedrich Merz, has made his choice for the office of the country’s federal president. He intends to nominate Ilse Aigner, the current president of the Bavarian Parliament. If elected, Aigner could become the first woman to serve as the head of state in Germany.

According to German media, Merz revealed his decision during a dinner with party leaders in Berlin. He is expected to officially present Aigner's candidacy to CDU governing bodies on Monday.
A hostile UAV has struck an energy infrastructure facility in the Poltava district, according to the regional authorities.

Details are still being clarified.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Outlines Measures Against Russian Attacks on Bridges and Power Networks

During his evening address on November 9, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy provided updates regarding Ukraine’s preparations to counter Russian assaults targeting critical infrastructure such as bridges and energy networks.

He emphasized that Russia is attempting to disrupt connections between different regions of Ukraine and make everyday life more difficult for residents in cities and villages across the country.

Zelenskyy stressed that protective measures are being regularly updated and improved. He also highlighted the importance of cooperation between central and local authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of the civilian population.
In Pereiaslav, Kyiv region, a Russian strike damaged a municipal building that housed residents requiring special social assistance and care.

Two people were injured in the attack. All individuals present have been evacuated, and the building has suffered partial destruction.