New explosions across Ukraine. In Kyiv, half of households are without electricity. 85 large-scale strikes in one day. Zelensky has requested that the UN send a delegation to visit energy infrastructure sites and assess the damage.
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Russia fires 85 missiles at Ukraine
Russia fired 85 missile strikes at #Ukraine, said @ZelenskyyUa in his brief address. According to him, there may still be fired about 20 strikes.
— Hanna Liubakova (@HannaLiubakova) 15 novembre 2022
Yesterday, the @UN General Assembly adopted a resolution that calls for #Russia to pay war reparations to Ukraine pic.twitter.com/3oWdgBFhw9Russia fired 85 missile strikes at #Ukraine, said @ZelenskyyUa in his brief address. According to him, there may still be about 20 more strikes. Yesterday, the @UN General Assembly adopted a resolution calling for #Russia to pay war reparations to Ukraine.
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Missile launches from different Ukrainian regions
Kalibr missiles were launched from the Black Sea, Kh-101 and Kh-555 from the Caspian Sea, as well as from the Rostov region
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Russian strikes on Ukraine cause power outages in Moldova
Russian strikes at Ukraine’s energy infrastructure cause mass power outages in Moldova. The Isaccea-Vulcanesti power line supplying the electricity to Moldova was automatically disconnected as a safety measure, according to Moldovian Deputy PM Andrei Spinu and TV8.
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Russia masses troops near Mariupol for battle, official says
Russians are amassing military units near the temporarily occupied Mariupol, preparing for the battle for the city, said Pavlo Kyrylenko, head of the Donetsk regional military administration.
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Ukraine asks Netherlands to recognize Holodomor as genocide
Ukraine's FM Kuleba called on the Netherlands to designate Holodomor as genocide of the Ukrainian people
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More than 100 missiles – the most massive energy system strike
More than 100 missiles – the most massive attack on the energy system since the war began http://
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Dutch Foreign Minister Hoekstra shelters in Kyiv, condemns Russian attack
Dutch Foreign Minister Wopke Hoekstra: 'Russia’s mass attack shows Putin’s willingness to resort to criminal methods.' Hoekstra was visiting Kyiv on Nov. 15 and had to take shelter during Russia's mass missile strike. Wopke Hoekstra/Twitter
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Kherson celebrates liberation despite lack of utilities, enduring occupation
There is no electricity, water, or gas in Kherson, but people are celebrating in the main square. Locals understand that Kherson can still be shelled from the left bank of the Dnipro. But they say that the worst for them, namely 255 days of occupation, is over. pic.twitter.com/vzQJQ0Atbl
— Hromadske Int. (@Hromadske) 15 novembre 2022There is no electricity, water, or gas in Kherson, but people are celebrating in the main square. Locals understand that Kherson can still be shelled from the left bank of the Dnipro. But they say that the worst for them, namely 255 days of occupation, is over.
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US official: Russians unlikely to withdraw, heavy fighting ahead, winter may slow
The Russians are unlikely to withdraw their troops voluntarily from the rest of the occupied territory of Ukraine, so there will be heavy fighting ahead, said a senior U.S. Defense Department official, who was not named. However, as winter approaches, the fighting may slow down.