The US has frozen arms deliveries to NATO allies, including Ukraine, due to the government shutdown.

Energy companies are gradually stabilising the system after the latest massive attack by the Russian Federation. The situation in Ukraine's energy system after Russia's massive attack on the night of 8 November remains difficult, as this attack was one of the most severe for the energy sector since the start of the full-scale war.

The commander of the unmanned systems unit has been remanded in custody without bail due to the deaths of military personnel and civilians during the celebrations.

Ukraine's energy infrastructure has been targeted by a large-scale ballistic attack. The energy supply system has now been partially stabilised, but hourly power cuts have had to be introduced.

On the night of 8 November, Russia struck substations that supply electricity to the Khmelnytskyi and Rivne nuclear power plants.

In Dnipro, rescuers recovered the body of a man from under the rubble of a high-rise building. Emergency rescue operations at the site of the enemy strike have been completed.

All Centrenergo thermal power plants have been shut down due to a massive night-time attack by the Russian Federation and are not generating electricity.

Russian troops continue their offensive in Donetsk region. The occupiers have advanced in several populated areas.

A Russian drone destroyed apartments in a nine-story building in Dnipro. Twenty-eight people were evacuated, one woman was killed, and ten were injured, including children.

The commander of the unmanned systems unit has been notified of suspicion in connection with the deaths of military personnel and civilians during the celebrations.