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23 of November 2022:

• The war. The Russians launched a new missile attack on the energy infrastructure, the USA announced new military aid, Ukraine released 36 soldiers from captivity. Day 274: live coverage
• Why expensive Russian means of radio-electronic warfare did not live up to expectations. The worldʼs leading media about the war on November 23
• On November 23, 10 people were killed by the Russian missile strikes on Ukraine
• The Prime Minister of Armenia refused to sign documents at the CSTO summit
• More than 800 “points of invincibility” have already been deployed in Ukraine
• Zelensky instructed the ambassador of Ukraine to the UN to urgently convene the Security Council due to the missile attack by the Russians
• The Pentagon has published a list of weapons that will be included in the new package of aid to Ukraine
• Zelensky signed the law on the State Budget for 2023
• The IMF predicts that in 2023 Ukrainian GDP will grow by 1%
• Moldova summoned the Russian ambassador due to lighting problems after the missile strikes on Ukraine
• National Police: Occupiers hit 16 infrastructure facilities. Six people died
• The President of the United States instructed to allocate an additional $400 million for Ukraine
• The Russians fired 70 cruise missiles over Ukraine. The Air Defense Forces shot down 51 of them
• Ukraine and Russia conducted another exchange of prisoners. 36 Ukrainians returned home
• Four nuclear power plants of Ukraine were shut down due to the Russian attack
• EBRD allocates €372 million to “Ukrenergo” for infrastructure repairs
• Russian missiles hit a high-rise building and the private sector in Kyiv region. One person died
• Russian troops are massively shelling Ukraine. There are power outages in many cities
• Vitaliy Klitschko: There is no water in all of Kyiv due to Russian shelling
• In Kyiv, the Russians hit a two-story building. Three people died
• Mass power outages also began in Moldova due to a missile attack on Ukraine
• The SBI blocked the scheme of the Ukrainian concern, which supplied weapons and ammunition to the Russian military industry
• Reuters: G7 wants to set a price limit for Russian oil at the level of $65-70 per barrel
• The occupiers robbed the cargo of “Energoatom” on the way to the Zaporizhzhia NPP
• The European Parliament adopted a resolution recognizing Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism
• The Russians fired at civilians who were leaving the church in Kherson region. One child died, two more were wounded
• Vitaliy Klitschko stated that Kyiv is preparing for one of the hardest winters in history
• WSJ: CIA plans to recruit Russians dissatisfied with war in Ukraine
• MDI: The Russians are building defense lines on the approaches to Crimea and in the Dzhankoy district
• Two explosions rang out in Jerusalem. One person died. At least 14 people were wounded
• British intelligence believes that Russia has almost exhausted its stockpile of Iranian drones. But it can be replenished
• Pro-Russian literature, cash and monks with Soviet passports. Here is the list of what the SSU found in the churches of the MP
• The General Staff: Ukrainian Armed Forces destroyed 410 Russian invaders over the past day
• Iran plans to expand its nuclear program. Great Britain, France and Germany condemn this intention
• The Russians caused 70 billion hryvnias of damage to Ukraineʼs energy system
• Russian troops shelled Kupyansk in Kharkiv region — two people were killed
• The Russians shelled the maternity ward near Zaporizhzhia — one baby died
• Britain will hand over “Sea King” rotorcraft and 10 000 artillery shells to the Ukrainian Armed Forces