Belgian gas company Fluxys has been added to Ukraine’s list of ‘international sponsors of war’ for its role in Russia’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) trade, the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) said on Nov. 30.
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Explosion on Russian railway claimed by SBU
An explosion on a key railway line in Russia's far eastern republic of Buryatia was carried out by Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), according to Ukrainska Pravda on Nov. 30, citing an unnamed security service source.
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SBU detonates explosion in railway tunnel in Russia’s Far East
Media: SBU set off explosion in railway tunnel in Russia's Far East.
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Russian command issues in Kherson impact morale and combat readiness, ISW reports.
Russian forces' inability to establish a cohesive command structure in Kherson Oblast contributes to declining morale and combat capabilities, per ISW.
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Slovak carriers to block border with Ukraine
On December 1, the Union of Slovak Carriers (UNAS) plans to block truck traffic at the Slovak checkpoint Vysne Nemecke, adjacent to the Ukrainian checkpoint Uzhhorod, the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine reported.
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Ukrainian delegation leaves OSCE meeting during Lavrov’s speech
The Ukrainian delegation left the meeting hall of the OSCE ministerial meeting in Skopje when the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey #Lavrov began to speak, European Pravda reported.
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Ukrainian collaborationists injured in attack, including police lieutenant Khabirova
9/ Several Ukrainian collaborationists working for the Russians were also injured in the attack. They included: 46-year-old police lieutenant Zhanna Khabirova, deputy head of department, who graduated from the Odesa Law Academy.
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Russian Lieutenant Wounded in Ukraine Identified
The Russian wounded included: 36-year-old Lieutenant of Justice Elena Golodiaeva, a senior investigator who came to the Kherson region from Astrakhan.
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HIMARS strike on police building in occupied Nova Kakhovka
2/ The attack, which was likely carried out using HIMARS, struck a police building on the left bank of the Dnipro that was reportedly being used for a high-level meeting. It housed the so-called "Novokakhovsky Department of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation".
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Russian dead and wounded recruited in occupied Ukraine
The ASTRA Telegram channel has named several of the dead and wounded. It reports that most were Russian police officers who were "recruited to work in the occupied territories of Ukraine with promises of double salaries and other privileges."