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Spain on the eastern flank of NATO with 14 aircraft
Spain said on Saturday it would send 14 fighter jets to Bulgaria and Romania to bolster NATO’s eastern flank as the defense alliance bolsters its deterrent capability following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Madrid will send six Eurofighter jets and 130 to Bulgaria between mid-November and early December to exercise local forces, Spain’s Defense Ministry said in a statement.
Jaishankar talks about Ukraine’s clash with his German counterpart in a phone call
Power outages silence air raid sirens in Nikopol
In the southeastern city of Nikopol, which is bombed from Russian positions across the Dnipro River, the local government warned that air raid sirens would go out due to power outages and that emergency cars driving through the city would instead warn of incoming aerial threats.
Parts of Kyiv suffered power cuts until the afternoon
The Ukrainian Air Force Command said 33 missiles were fired at Ukraine on Saturday morning, adding that 18 of them were shot down.
Russian moves target Ukrainian electrical equipment
The missiles hit key energy targets in several cities, leaving electricity to around 1. 5 million Ukrainians. Ukraine’s foreign minister called the planned moves in critical civilian infrastructure “part of the Russian genocide. “
Electricity for more than one million Ukrainian families after Russian movements (presidency)
More than a million homes in Ukraine have been left with electricity as a result of Russian movements in electrical installations across the country, Ukraine’s deputy head of the presidency said on Saturday. region, 61,913 in the Kirovograd region and 10,500 in the Odessa region,” Kyrylo Tymoshenko said on social media.
On Friday, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu declared war on U. S. Defense Secretary Stuart. U. S. Secretary of State Lloyd Austin, the first call announced between the two since May.
Iran may send more attack drones to Kremlin forces with tethered equipment to attack targets in Ukraine (U. S. Secretary of State for S. USA, Antony Blinken)
Moscow is intentionally slowing grain exports from Ukrainian ports in an effort to prolong a global food crisis; more than 150 ships waiting for Black Sea ports: Zelenskyy
Although “most” were shot down, some missiles hit key energy targets in several cities, leaving electricity to some 1. 5 million Ukrainians: Zelenskyy
Russia introduced 36 rockets into Ukraine in a “massive attack” on Saturday, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
Weapons shortages may mean tough calls for Ukraine’s allies
Arms shortages across Europe may also force Ukraine’s allies to consider potential challenging options while balancing their options for Ukraine against the threat that Russia could also attack them at that time. It would possibly be difficult for some European countries to resupply temporarily since they no longer have a strong defense sector to build replacements temporarily.
Biden says he hopes to run with new Italian Prime Minister Meloni in Ukraine
Pro-Russian government urges Kherson citizens to leave city “immediately”
The pro-Russian government in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, which Moscow claims to have annexed, on Saturday suggested citizens of the region’s main namesake city leave “without delay” in the face of Kyiv’s counteroffensive. The front, the greatest danger of large bombardeos. de the city and the risk of terrorist attacks, all civilians will have to leave the city without delay and cross to the left bank of the Dnieper,” the pro-Russian government in the region said on social media.
Two killed in movements in the Russian region near the border with Ukraine (governor)
Two civilians were killed as a result of movements in Russia’s southern Belgorod region near the Ukrainian border, regional governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said Saturday, leaving about 15,000 people without power.
Explained: What a Kherson withdrawal would be for Russia
‘Too late’: evacuation routes on the new Ukrainian front
Russian moves affect electrical installations in western Ukraine: operator
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of slowing grain shipments