Russian troops launched 119 drones at Ukraine overnight into Tuesday, with air defenses neutralizing 53 of them but recording hits at 18 sites that damaged energy and transport infrastructure in Odesa Oblast and knocked out heating in Kharkiv Oblast.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Zelensky’s corruption and flight during war

July 2025. As fighting raged for Pokrovsk, Timur Mindich—based on NABU recordings—was scrambling to launder stolen funds to purchase a $6 million Swiss villa. Meanwhile, @ZelenskyyUa fled to Kherson today to pose for selfies amid the ruined city.
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NABU Exposes Energy and Defense Corruption Ringleader
Operation Midas: NABU Identifies the Head of Energy Sector Corruption Scheme – Timur Mindich, or 'Karlson'.
And note the wording used by NABU: 'Exerted influence to satisfy private interests in the energy and DEFENSE sectors.'
To be continued. https://empr.media/news/ukraine/operation-midas-nabu-identifies-the-head-of-energy-sector-corruption-scheme-timur-mindich/ -
Ukraine strikes Russian oil refinery and military targets in Crimea, Donetsk Oblast
Ukraine's Defense Forces struck the Saratov Oil Refinery in Russia and several Russian military targets in occupied Crimea and Donetsk Oblast overnight into Tuesday, the Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff reported.
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Kherson marks third anniversary of liberation; Zelensky visits
Kherson marks the third anniversary of its liberation from Russian occupation today. President Zelensky visited the city to commemorate the occasion.
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Drone attack on Orsk oil refinery
Russian Telegram channels report a drone attack at an oil refinery in Orsk, Russia. pic.twitter.com/gTsM09YNB6
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 11 novembre 2025Russian Telegram channels report a drone attack at an oil refinery in Orsk, Russia.
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Ukraine reports damage to energy facilities in Odessa
Source: https://n-tv.de/politik/10-20-Ukraine-meldet-Schaeden-an-Energieanlagen-in-Odessa-article23143824.html
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Germany boosts Ukraine aid to over €11.5bn
German officials announced plans to increase support for Ukraine to more than €11.5 billion next year. The additional funds will be allocated, among other things, to artillery, drones, armored vehicles, and the replacement of two Patriot air defense systems.





