Such strikes are a blow to our economy, just like the drone raids on oil depots across Russia. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are no longer as effective against coastal targets, so the Ukrainian Armed Forces have switched to easy-to-reach targets.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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USV drone group moving east in Black Sea
A group of USVs departed from the Odesa region during the night and headed towards the eastern part of the Black Sea, bypassing the Crimean Peninsula.
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British plane on mission during Black Sea attack
The extent of the damage is still unclear. But one very telling detail remains: a British RC-135W reconnaissance aircraft was operating in the air over the western Black Sea region during the attack on the tanker.
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Merz: Ukraine sets its own territorial terms
❗️🇩🇪German Chancellor Friedrich Merz:
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 11 décembre 2025
Ukraine alone has the full right to decide which territorial conditions it is ultimately prepared to accept. It would be a serious mistake to force Zelenskyy to sign a peace that the Ukrainian people will not accept after four years of pain,… pic.twitter.com/195CbJYqy0German Chancellor Friedrich Merz: Ukraine alone has the full right to determine the territorial terms it is ultimately willing to accept. Forcing President Zelenskyy to sign a peace agreement that the Ukrainian people would reject after four years of suffering would be a grave mistake.
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Lavrov denies planning Ukraine invasion despite troop buildup in Dec 2021
Lavrov stated that Russia "was not thinking" of attacking Ukraine two months before it launched a full-scale invasion.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 11 décembre 2025
(They had amassed troops at the borders for months!)
"The main thing is that Russia gave preference to diplomacy until the very last moment. In December 2021… https://t.co/RB3XBaKsB1 pic.twitter.com/wCQZrWLd4zLavrov stated that Russia "was not thinking" of attacking Ukraine two months before it launched a full-scale invasion. (They had amassed troops at the borders for months!) "The main thing is that Russia gave preference to diplomacy until the very last moment. In December 2021
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Explosion near Kharkivska metro station in Kyiv
An explosion was heard near Kharkivska metro station in Kyiv.
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Merz warns Trump against Ukraine peace deal
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has urged Donald Trump not to pursue a Ukraine peace deal “above Europe’s head”, as he offered to host talks with Washington on potential territorial concessions to Russia to secure a ceasefire.
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86 days in Mariupol changed the war, book reveals
86 days in Mariupol changed the course of the war. A small group of Ukrainian defenders stopped Russia’s early advance and pulled Moscow into a battle it wasn’t ready for.
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) 11 décembre 2025
In The Siege of Mariupol, Stefan Korshak and Christopher Lawrence reveal what really happened inside the… pic.twitter.com/pnvZoTP2NN86 days in Mariupol changed the course of the war. A small group of Ukrainian defenders stopped Russia’s early advance and pulled Moscow into a battle it wasn’t ready for. In The Siege of Mariupol, Stefan Korshak and Christopher Lawrence reveal what really happened inside the
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China is Putin’s lifeline, enabling Russia’s war in Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte:
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 11 décembre 2025
And how is Putin able to continue his war against Ukraine? The answer is China. China is Russia's lifeline. China wants to prevent its ally from losing in Ukraine.
Without China's support, Russia could not continue to wage this war. pic.twitter.com/K2NdN6CsadNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte: And how is Putin able to continue his war against Ukraine? The answer is China. China is Russia's lifeline. China wants to prevent its ally from losing in Ukraine.
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Naftogaz Denies Gas Supply Restriction Reports, Cites Smear Campaign
Relatives of Ukrainian journalist Viktoria Roshchyna, who died in Russian captivity, will receive payments after the budget is approved, MP and Verkhovna Rada Freedom of Speech Committee Chairman Yaroslav Yurchyshyn reported.