Air Force: Russia runs out of missiles, stops attacking Ukraine's military bases. Due to a shortage of high-precision weapons, Russia has changed its tactics in Ukraine, attacking only critical infrastructure sites – not military bases, said Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat.

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As Russia's stock of Iskander ballistic missiles has run out, the Kremlin started trying to buy missiles from Iran and North Korea, Ihnat said.

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Germany has already transferred 40 tons of equipment to Ukraine for the restoration of energy infrastructure #news #war #liga https://biz.liga.net/ua/all/tek/novosti/germaniya-otpravila-ukraine-pochti-40-tonn-oborudovaniya-dlya-remonta-obektov-energetiki

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UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed support for Ukraine, defense of countries, and Europe's energy crisis.

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A woman has been detained in Mykolaiv for passing intelligence data to the enemy regarding the movements of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the locations of Ukrainian combat aviation.
#news #war #liga https://news.liga.net/ua/region_news/news/v-nikolaeve-vzyali-lyubitelnitsu-russkogo-mira-kotoraya-ohotilas-za-aviatsiey-vsu-sbu
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These are a few of the cats we met in Kivsharivka. One figured out a good way to stay warm through the winter! Most were frightened of people after occupation, so we had to put bowls & leave before the cats would eat. The local team will setup feeding stations! #CatsOfUkraine

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Ukraine Pets Update 🐱 from the liberated town of Kivsharivka near the front line. There’s no power, water, gas. 5,000 people still live here & they cook on makeshift kitchens like the one behind me. There are so many displaced pets, so we brought cat & dog food—and will be back! pic.twitter.com/zL2qmCkdMu

— Nate Mook (@natemook) 28 octobre 2022

Ukraine Pets Update from the liberated town of Kivsharivka near the front line. There’s no power, water, gas. 5,000 people still live here & they cook on makeshift kitchens like the one behind me. There are so many displaced pets, so we brought cat & dog food—and will be back!

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Last night, Russian occupation troops carried out 80 strikes on Zaporizhzhia Oblast, 56 of which targeted peaceful settlements, according to regional governor Oleksandr Starukh. In 20 settlements, dozens of infrastructure facilities were damaged, one person was killed, and three were wounded.

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