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135 Enemy Targets Neutralized Overnight

During the night of November 10 (starting from 18:00 on November 9), Russian forces launched an assault using a single Iskander-M ballistic missile (launched from Millerovo, Russia) and 162 attack drones.

Ukrainian defense forces, including aviation, anti-aircraft missile units, electronic warfare and drone units, as well as mobile fire teams, responded to repel the air assault.

As of 07:30, preliminary reports indicate that air defenses successfully destroyed or suppressed 135 enemy drones, which included Shahed-type UAVs (70 of them jet-powered), Geran, and other types of unmanned aerial vehicles. Several attack drones remain airborne, with combat operations ongoing.

There have been recorded enemy airstrike hits across 19 locations, and debris from downed drones has been found in 9 different areas.
An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is heading towards Chernihiv from the northeast.

Residents are advised to remain alert and follow safety instructions from local authorities.
"Trump’s Grand Deal" for Ukraine and Europe, Kremlin Demands, and the Key Tensions at the Abu Dhabi Talks

The negotiations scheduled in Abu Dhabi on November 10–11 may become one of the most important diplomatic initiatives in recent months to unlock progress on ending the Russia-Ukraine war.

Donald Trump has again raised the idea of a grand deal, suggesting it could change not only Ukraine's future but also reshape the whole of Europe. Washington is stepping up contacts with both Moscow and Kyiv, discussing security guarantees, and trying to bring European partners into the negotiation process.

Despite the high-profile statements from the former US president, there remains no clear sign from the Kremlin that it is willing to soften its maximalist demands or show real flexibility for a compromise.

These and other issues were analyzed by Illia Kotov, PhD in Public Administration and head of the Center for Strategy and Public Policy Development, who shared his insights on the complexities and possible outcomes of the upcoming talks.
The ongoing war against Ukraine is having an increasingly negative impact on Russia’s economy, despite the Kremlin’s attempts to downplay the severity of the situation.

Frequent attacks by Ukrainian defense forces on oil refineries, logistics hubs, and other key facilities have disrupted production and fueled inflation. These strikes cause significant damage to vital sectors, leading to higher costs and challenges in maintaining stable economic activity.

At the same time, Russia is dealing with a growing budget deficit, mounting debt, and financial hardships among its population. The ongoing military expenditures, combined with reduced revenues and international isolation, are further exacerbating the country's economic instability.
Zelensky Ready to Meet Putin Anywhere Except Moscow — Ukraine’s UN Representative Andrii Melnyk

President Volodymyr Zelensky is prepared to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin at any location, except for Moscow. This statement was made by Ukraine’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Andrii Melnyk.

Trilateral Negotiations to Begin in Abu Dhabi

Trilateral negotiations between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States are scheduled to begin in Abu Dhabi at 09:50 Kyiv time.
ATTENTION!

A drone threat has been declared in Kyiv. Everyone is urgently advised to proceed to the nearest civil defense shelter.
The enemy launched a strike on civilian infrastructure in the regional center, reports the Kirovohrad Regional Administration.

A hit was recorded at one of the retail chains. The number of casualties and the extent of the destruction are currently being clarified.
Significant Traffic Jams Reported in Kyiv on Tuesday Morning

On the morning of Tuesday, November 10, major traffic congestion was observed on the roads of Kyiv.

Vehicles are also moving slowly on the main approaches to the city, making travel difficult for commuters.

Residents are advised to plan their routes in advance to avoid delays and ensure timely arrivals.
A long journey lies ahead, with much challenging work to be done, but what matters most are tangible results, Budanov said regarding the upcoming negotiations set to start soon.

He emphasized the importance of achieving specific outcomes, noting that despite the difficulties and the lengthy process expected, concrete progress is essential.
An enemy drone attacked a suburban electric train in Sumy, reports Ukrzaliznytsia.

At the time of the strike, the train was stationed on the platform of the railway station. The crew was sheltered in a safe location.

No passengers or railway workers were injured as a result of the incident.
A new day has begun. Once again, at 9 a.m., we pause to honor our fallen warriors—those whose sacrifice helps our country endure and persevere.

Today, among other heroes, we remember Ukrainian defender Serhii Bulban. He worked for the Khmelnytskyi City Council, cherished his family, and often spoke to colleagues about his children and wife.

In 2023, Serhii joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He served in the 72nd Separate Mechanized Brigade named after the Black Zaporizhians and led an engineering and sapper platoon. Fellow soldiers held him in high esteem.

Tragically, on December 5, 2025, Serhii Bulban was killed while performing a combat mission in the Kharkiv region. He will remain forever 44 years old.

May the memory of this hero, and all fallen defenders of Ukraine, be eternal.
Trump Announces Possible End to Ukraine War Ahead of Talks in Abu Dhabi

Former US President Donald Trump made a statement regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine just before negotiations in Abu Dhabi.

He noted that both Russia and Ukraine are showing signs of exhaustion from the fighting. Trump emphasized that there are significant discussions underway in Abu Dhabi concerning the situation, and highlighted a strong desire from both sides to halt the war. He also mentioned that his team is actively involved in the peace process.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky willing to meet with Vladimir Putin to discuss ending the war

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has expressed his readiness to hold a meeting with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin in order to seek ways to end the ongoing conflict. According to Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Andriy Melnyk, the venue for such negotiations could be anywhere in the world—even Antarctica—but not Moscow.

Impossibility of political breakthrough without direct talks

Melnyk emphasized that achieving a significant political breakthrough is unlikely without a personal meeting between the leaders of Ukraine and Russia. He noted that direct dialogue is an essential step towards reaching an agreement and moving towards peace.
Work has begun in the United Arab Emirates

The first meeting involved representatives from the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, NATO, and the European Commission. Special representatives from the United States, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, also joined the discussions. These initial talks focused on aligning positions and coordinating actions ahead of the next stage of negotiations.

The next step will be a trilateral format involving Ukraine, the United States, and Russia.

The Ukrainian delegation, led by Rustem Umerov, includes Kyrylo Budanov, Davyd Arakhamia, Serhiy Kyslytsya, and Vadym Skibitskyi.

The main priorities for Ukraine are to secure a cessation of hostilities, establish reliable post-war security guarantees, achieve economic recovery and development, and address key humanitarian issues. The delegation is actively working to make progress on these fronts and to bring peace closer.
Two people were killed last night as a result of an enemy attack on a civilian facility in Vinnytsia region, according to the regional administration.

The enterprise suffered destruction, and energy infrastructure sites were also damaged during the assault.
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High-level Talks Begin Between Andriy Sybiha and Marco Rubio in Paris

Negotiations have started in Paris between Andriy Sybiha and Marco Rubio, as reported by Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

During these meetings, the Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs and the US Secretary of State will focus on advancing peace initiatives, deepening strategic cooperation, and strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities and resilience.
Concerns in the US Over Potential Actions of Trump's Envoys in Security Negotiations

US officials are expressing concern that Russia might exploit the lack of negotiation experience of President Trump's special representatives, Steven Witkoff and Jared Kushner, in matters of global security.

There is apprehension that these representatives may be willing to make significant concessions, including the possibility of offering business deals, even before finalizing a ceasefire agreement.

Last week, Jared Kushner stated that the US is aiming to secure permanent security consultations, reliable crisis communication channels, greater military transparency, and mutual risk-reduction measures.
Ukraine, the US, and Russia Enter Three-Party Negotiation Format — Umerov

A trilateral negotiation format involving Ukraine, the United States, and Russia has been initiated.

Key topics on the agenda include ending hostilities and advancing towards peace. Efforts are being made in line with the directives established by the President of Ukraine.
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin is planning to exploit the winter season to weaken Ukraine by launching large-scale attacks on its infrastructure. At the same time, the Kremlin is prepared to link future security guarantees to potential territorial concessions from Kyiv.

Amid these developments, the first trilateral negotiations since February between representatives of Ukraine, the United States, and Russia are scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday. This information comes from the Financial Times, citing American officials and individuals familiar with Putin's strategies.
A potential trilateral meeting between US President Donald Trump, Chinese leader Xi Jinping, and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is under threat.

The uncertainty has arisen due to disagreements between Washington and Beijing regarding the negotiation format and the topics to be discussed by the leaders. The Wall Street Journal reports that both countries have different views on how the summit should be organized. This meeting was initially proposed to take place on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, scheduled for November 18-19 in Shenzhen, China.
Benzin and Diesel Shortages Return in Occupied Crimea

Shortages of gasoline and diesel have once again emerged in occupied Crimea. Many gas stations are currently out of fuel, and prices have been rising in recent days.

Even major gas station chains are experiencing difficulties and are introducing their own fuel cards, giving priority service to businesses.

The situation on the peninsula was reported by a correspondent, highlighting the growing fuel supply issues faced by locals.