We’re also getting out into front-line communities each day with your help, bringing hundreds of kilos of pet food. Tomorrow we will set up new displaced pet feeding stations in Lyman. Sergiy met this friendly pet goat in liberated Izium! #GoatsOfUkraine
Every day at the Hachiko volunteer center in Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine, people bring by their pets—many rescued during the war! For each cat & each dog, the team gives out 1kg of pet food. Here are some of the furry friends that visited today!
One of the companies, Shahed Aviation Industries Research Center (SAIRC), has designed and manufactured several Shahed-series drones, including the Shahed-136 one-way attack UAV that Russian forces have used in recent attacks targeting civilian infrastructure across Ukraine.
US sanctions companies, individuals involved in production, transfer of Iranian drones to Russia. The U.S. Treasury Department unveiled additional sanctions on Nov. 15 on the entities involved in the production and transfer of Iranian drones to Russia.
It’s certainly important to gather all the evidence, but this is already crystal clear: If Russia was not attacking Ukraine, missiles would not have fallen on Poland and killed 2 EU citizens.
Close. The. Airspace.
The command also reported that Russia continues to keep 14 ships in the Black Sea, including four missile carriers with 20 Kalibr cruise missiles on board.
The Ukrainian military also destroyed 15 armored vehicles, two self-propelled artillery units, and an Orlan-10 drone. Two Russian ammunition depots in Kherson Oblast's Oleshky and Nova Kakhovka were destroyed.
Ukraine's military executes over 100 strikes against Russian forces in Ukraine's south. Southern Operational Command said that at least 17 Russian troops were killed over the past 24 hours on the southern front line.
Reuters: Poland considering NATO Article 4 activation, puts some of its military on high alert. NATO ambassadors will meet on Nov. 16 at Poland's request, Reuters reports citing two European diplomats, following an explosion in Poland close to the Ukrainian border.
The proposed package reportedly includes $21.7 billion in defense aid to continue providing equipment to Ukraine and to replenish depleted U.S. stockpiles, $14.5 billion for direct budget support, $626 million to provide nuclear security support, and $900 million for healthcare.
