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19 of November 2025:

• Reuters: Trumpʼs special envoy for Ukraine to leave post in January
• Italian court extradites Serhiy Kuznetsov to Germany, where the Ukrainian is accused of the “Nord Stream” blowing up — Babel sources
• Over UAH 51 million in bail was posted for former Deputy Prime Minister Chernyshov
• Artem Nekrasov temporarily headed the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine
• Norway to allocate another $46 million to Ukraine for humanitarian aid
• SBU declared the suspicion to Russian priest who “blessed” war against Ukraine
• The Zaporizhzhia NPP connected to main power line damaged by Russian shelling
• Saboteurs used Telegram to organize a railway blowing up in Poland
• Singer Stepan Giga is in hospital in serious condition
• “Nord Stream” blowing up: Italy completes hearing on extradition of suspected Ukrainian Kuznetsov
• Part of the “Servant of the People” faction calls for the creation of a new coalition amid the scandal with “Energoatom”
• NABU searched the security director of “Naftogaz”
• Halushchenko and Hrynchuk dismissed from their posts as Ministers of Justice and Energy
• Collaborator Balytskyi, who headed the occupation administration in Zaporizhzhia, was sentenced to life imprisonment
• Poland closes Russian consulate in Gdansk due to railway sabotage
• Yermak claims he has flown to Turkey and the meetings are going according to plan. Journalists wrote the opposite
• Russians massively attacked Ukraine with drones and missiles. There are dead and wounded in Kharkiv and western regions (UPD)
• General Staff: Russians lost another 850 soldiers and dozens of pieces of equipment in a day
• Axios: The US secretly discussing new plan with Russia to end war
• Russians have stepped up their offensive in the Zaporizhzhia region: heavy fighting in the Hulyaipole direction for the first time in three years. Whatʼs going on there?