Mykolaiv Oblast Governor Vitaliy Kim reported that Russian forces launched five missiles in the region. Suspilne media outlet also reported explosions in Poltava Oblast.
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Air raid alerts activated across all Ukraine except Crimea
Air raid alerts sound across Ukraine. Air raid alerts were activated in every Ukrainian oblast, except occupied Crimea, on Nov. 23, RFE/RL reported.
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Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy sector
Prime Minister: Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure have caused damage worth over Hr 70 billion ($1.9 billion). Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said on Nov. 23 that Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure have caused damage worth over Hr 70 billion ($1.9 billion).
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Ignat: missiles in Russia fewer, but some precise still produced
Spokesperson of the Air Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Yurii Ihnat, acknowledged that missiles in Russia have become substantially fewer, but noted that Russia continues to produce some of the most accurate missiles
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Ukraine’s European Solidarity faction proposes bill to ban Russian Orthodox Church
MPs from the European Solidarity faction have submitted to the Verkhovna Rada a bill that proposes to ban the activities of the Russian Orthodox Church in Ukraine, MP Iryna Friz reported.
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Fresh decree absence leaves door open for future mobilizations, potentially general.
18/ Its sources claim the lack of a fresh decree was deliberately intended to leave open the possibility of future waves of mobilisation. According to one lawyer, it could even open the door to a general mobilisation, if it was decided that would be necessary. /end
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Preparing commissariats for mobilization
This is being done to ensure that commissariats will be better prepared and have more accurate lists of those subject to mobilization. The government is also said to be preparing new regional mobilization centers and training new military instructors.
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More mobilization needed soon as current forces are rapidly depleted.
13/ Nonetheless, more mobilisation will soon be needed because the currently mobilised are being used up rapidly. "Obviously, the current [mobilised] will run out, more people will be needed, according to our calculations, by as soon as the end of winter", says Verstka's source.
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Russia reportedly preparing fresh partial mobilization, addressing equipment shortages
14/ The Russian government is said to be preparing for a fresh partial mobilisation by hurriedly "patching up the holes" in the production and preparation of basic necessities for soldiers, as well as weapons and other equipment.
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Duma rep: Further mobilization depends on future military and political situation
10/ One Duma representative, Viktor Sobolev, publicly suggested in November that plans for further mobilisation would depend "on the military and political situation that will develop in the future…