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Thursday, November 6
Ukraine reportedly strikes Russia’s Volgograd oil refinery as explosions rock several energy sites
Ukraine's military reportedly struck and damaged Russia's Volgograd oil refinery overnight on Nov. 6, Russian Telegram media channels reported, as explosions rocked several Russian energy sites.
Wednesday, November 5
'I'm not going to represent our country there' — Trump to skip G20 summit, dashing hopes of brokering meeting between Zelensky, Putin
Trump's comments come days after Finnish President Alexander Stubb suggested a possible meeting between the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, and the U.S. at the summit.
Belgium shuts down Brussels Airport due to suspicious drone sighting, suspect Russian involvement
It is the first time Brussels Airport has closed due to drone activity. More drones were also spotted near Belgium's Kleine Brogel Air Base, which houses F-16 fighter jets.
Angelina Jolie reportedly visits front-line regions in southern Ukraine
Photos circulating online show Jolie wearing a bullet-proof vest with a patch from the Legacy of War Foundation, a UK-registered non-profit tasked with aiding civilians during war. She reportedly visited local children while she traveled through the south.
Ukraine war latest: Ukrainian soldiers raise flag on Pokrovsk city council building, release video
Hello, this is Yuliia Taradiuk reporting from Kyiv on day 1,351 of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Today's top story so far: Ukraine's 425th Separate Assault Regiment raised a Ukrainian flag over the city council building in Pokrovsk, the brigade said on Nov. 5. The brigade released a video detailing the operation, showing what it said were two Ukrainian assault groups advancing and entering Pokrovsk at night. The video shows a military vehicle being hit by a Russian drone during th
Under the hood, Russia’s 'Reaper' drone copy is shockingly American
The Orion was set to be Russia’s flagship unmanned vehicle until that position was usurped by Iranian-designed Shaheds.
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