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22 of November 2022:

• The war. The Russians lost 85,000 soldiers in Ukraine and damaged almost all TPPs and HPPs, Ukraine returned the bodies of 33 of its defenders. Day 273: live coverage
• Enough “negotiations about negotiations with Russia” and how the arms market has changed. The worldʼs leading media about the war on November 22
• 4,000 “points of invincibility” were deployed across Ukraine. The map of their locations is now online
• On the eve of the CSTO summit and Putinʼs visit, a protest with Ukrainian flags was held in Yerevan
• NSDC secretary Oleksiy Danilov: The Russians have missiles left for three or four massive strikes
• The minister from the Victor Yanukovych era was charged with treason — he helped collaborators in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions
• Ukraine demands an apology because of Orbanʼs scarf with “Great Hungary”
• The head of the MFA of Ukraine asks the EU to direct the ninth package of sanctions against Russiaʼs missile industry
• The USA has allocated $4.5 billion to Ukraine, and the World Bank has allocated $60 million
• The EU MPs proposed to recognize “Wagner PMC” as a terrorist organization
• American senators call on the White House to provide Ukraine with “Gray Eagle” attack drones
• Three people died due to Russian shelling in Kherson
• The Prosecutorʼs Office opened the case due to the video about the alleged shooting of Russian prisoners by Ukrainian soldiers
• Two suspects of espionage were arrested in Sweden
• Canada imposes new sanctions against Belarus for supporting the Russian invasion
• “Football is out of politics.” The Prime Minister of Hungary responded to criticism for the scarf
• “Ukrenergo”: Russia damaged almost all thermal power plants and large hydroelectric power plants in Ukraine with missile strikes
• Yurii Shukhevych, the former MP and son of Roman Shukhevych, died
• Bloomberg: China has suspended the purchase of Russian oil, waiting for the announcement of the price limit
• Law enforcement officers in Kherson detained a collaborator who, after the escape of the Russians, released prisoners from the local PTDC
• “Ukrzaliznytsia” started selling train tickets from Kyiv to Kherson and back
• The technology company “Nvidia” has finally left Russia
• The MDU published statistics on the use of Russian missiles: the most they fired at Ukraine were S-300s, “Iskanders” and “Calibers”
• The European Commission will provide Ukraine with another €2.5 billion for the reconstruction of the country
• Japan will transfer generators and solar batteries to Ukraine on a grant basis
• Ukraine summoned the Hungarian ambassador because of Prime Minister Orbanʼs scarf with “Great Hungary”
• The Russians shelled Orikhiv. A social worker died at the point of issue of rubber aid
• Iranian media: Ukraine and Iran held “expert meetings” regarding Russiaʼs use of Iranian drones
• Ukraine returned home the bodies of 33 fallen defenders
• The SSU visited and searched three more monasteries of the UOC MP
• The Associated Press fired a journalist who, after an explosion in Poland, reported that a Russian missile had landed there
• Qatar signed the longest gas supply contract with China
• At the request of the USA, Kosovo postponed the introduction of Serbian car license plates for another 48 hours
• The losses of the Russian army in the war with Ukraine reached 85 000 soldiers killed
• The SSU conducted security measures in the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra ― as part of countermeasures against Russian special services in Ukraine
• “Ukrzaliznytsia” opened the sale of tickets to Warsaw for two dates at once
• The Russians are still on the Kinburn Spit. The military operation continues
• The Russians set up a torture chamber at a recreation center in Henichesk
• Britain transfers “Brimstone 2” missiles to Ukraine. They hit targets at a distance of 60 kilometers