Russia has launched hundreds of deadly glide bombs at Ukraine over the last week as Volodymyr Zelensky called for better air defences to fend off aerial attacks.
Zelensky said Russia has fired 800 KAB aerial-guided bombs - winged explosives weighing up to 1,500kg - at Ukraine over the last week.
The KAB – the Ukrainian acronym for guided aerial bomb, are old-fashioned “iron” aerial bombs of the sort that were dropped by bombers during the Second World War and are particularly destructive.
In response, Zelensky said Ukraine needed to improve its air defences to help fend off almost daily aerial attacks launched by Russia.
“Ukraine is not a testing ground for weapons. Ukraine is a sovereign and independent state. But Russia still continues its efforts to kill our people, spread fear and panic, and weaken us,” he said.
Last week, Russia fired an intermediate-range “Oreshnik” ballistic missile at Dnipro, central Ukraine, in response to Kyiv’s use of Western-supplied long-range missiles.
“There is no countermeasure to such a missile, no means of intercepting it, in the world today. And I will emphasise once again that we will continue testing this newest system,” Mr Putin warned.
Key Points
- Russia launches hundreds of deadly glide bombs
- UK warns of ‘hidden cyber war’ being waged by Russia against Nato
- Vladimir Putin vows to launch more hypersonic ballistic missile strikes
- Putin hints at striking Western military facilities in latest message
- Nato and Kyiv plan emergency meeting next week
Russian forces capture British man fighting with Ukraine – reports
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Russian forces captured a British mercenary fighting with the Ukrainian army in Russia’s Kursk region, which is still partially controlled by Kyiv forces, a security source told Russia’s RIA state news agency.
“A mercenary from Great Britain, who called himself James Scott Rhys Anderson, was captured. He is now giving evidence,” the Russian source told RIA in remarks published on Sunday.
In a video posted on unofficial pro-war Russian Telegram channels on Sunday, a young bearded man wearing military clothing with what appears to be his hands tied in the back, says in English that his name is James Scott Rhys Anderson and that he formerly served in the British Army.
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Ukrainian investigators are studying the debris of a new Russian intermediate-range ballistic missile that was fired at the city of Dnipro on Thursday, the first time such a powerful weapon has been used in the war.
Reuters was among a small group of reporters given access to the wreckage of the missile on Sunday. Reporters were asked not disclose the exact location of the site for security reasons.
The scorched and crumbled pieces of debris were laid out in a hanger at a facility which conducts weapons forensics.
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Over the past week, Russia has launched over 800 KAB-guided aerial bombs, nearly 460 attack drones, and more than 20 missiles, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
“The air raid siren has sounded almost daily across Ukraine this week. Only last night, our air defence forces managed to shoot down about 50 attack drones,” Zelensky said.
“Ukraine is not a testing ground for weapons. Ukraine is a sovereign and independent state. But Russia still continues its efforts to kill our people, spread fear and panic, and weaken us,” he said.
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Russia removes commander in Ukraine for misleading reports, war bloggers say
Sunday 24 November 2024 11:30
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Russia has removed a senior general in Ukraine for giving misleading reports about the progress of the war as Defence Minister Andrei Belousov tries to clear out poor commanders, pro-Russian war bloggers and Russian media said.
Ahead of winter, Russian forces advanced at the fastest rate in Ukraine since the start of the 2022 invasion, though progress was much slower in some areas - particularly around Siversk in the eastern region of Donetsk.
Russian media cited unidentified sources as saying that Colonel General Gennady Anashkin, the commander of the Southern Grouping, had been removed from his command, though there was no official confirmation.
Russian war bloggers have long complained about the command of the operation around Siversk where they said poorly supported Russian units were thrown into deadly battles for little apparent tactical gain.
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Ukraine needs better air defences, Zelensky says
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President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday Ukraine needs to strengthen its air defences to protect people after its air defence units shot down 50 of 73 Russian drones launched overnight over many regions.
“An air alert has been sounded almost daily across Ukraine this week,” Zelenskiy said on Telegram messenger.
Over the past week Russia used more than 800 guided aerial bombs, about 460 attack drones, and more than 20 missiles of various types, Zelensky said.
“Ukraine is not a testing ground for weapons. Ukraine is a sovereign and independent state. But Russia still continues its efforts to kill our people, spread fear and panic, and weaken us,” he said.
The Ukrainian military said earlier on Sunday that air defence units had destroyed more than 10 Russian drones that were targeting Kyiv in an overnight attack.
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UK cabinet minister Liz Kendall has said there is “a hidden cyber war” and that Russia poses a threat over the cybersecurity of Nato allies.
Speaking to Sky News, she said: “Pat McFadden is right to say that there is not only the open military war with Russia as the aggressor, but there is also a hidden cyber war and that Russia will do everything in its power to destabilise not only within Ukraine but amongst the Nato allies.
“So, we have to be absolutely vigilant in that as a government, but also in businesses and wider society to protect against those cyber hacktivists.
“We have for many months ... really focused on making sure we have all the protections we need including cyber protections because there is a threat from Russia, this hidden warfare, as well as the open military aggression.”
Turkey’s Erdogan to discuss Ukraine war with Nato chief
Sunday 24 November 2024 08:53
Andy Gregory
Turkish president Tayyip Erdogan will discuss the Ukraine war with Nato chief Mark Rutte during his visit to Ankara on Monday, a Turkish official has said.
On Wednesday, Mr Erdogan opposed Joe Biden’s decision to allow Ukraine to use US-supplied long-range missiles to strike targets on Russian territory, saying it would further inflame the conflict, according to a readout shared by his office.
Turkey, which has condemned the Russian invasion, says it supports Ukraine’s territorial integrity and it has provided Kyiv with military support. But Turkey it also opposes Western sanctions against Russia, with which it shares important defence, energy and tourism ties.
During their talks on Monday, Mr Erdogan and Mr Rutte will also discuss the removal of defence procurement obstacles between Nato allies and the military alliance’s joint fight against terrorism, the Turkish official said.
Robots causing 'standstill' on battlefield, Ukraine's former chief commander says
Sunday 24 November 2024 08:37
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New technological advancements in the battlefield will prevent frontline breakthroughs along the Ukraine-Russia border until around 2027, predicts Ukraine’s former commander-in-chief and current ambassador to the UK Valerii Zaluzhnyi.
“When robots began to appear massively on the battlefield, they made any movement of soldiers impossible. The inability to fight robots led to a standstill,” Mr Zaluzhnyi told Ukrainska Pravda.
“We couldn’t move forward towards the Russians, and the Russians, accordingly, couldn’t move forward either,” he said.
The former commander-in-chief predicts that any serious breakthroughs on the front line would resume by 2027 when the use of such technology could become commonplace.
Russia prepared to launch cyber attacks on UK, minister to warn
Sunday 24 November 2024 08:21
Andy Gregory
Russia is prepared to launch a series of cyber attacks on Britain and other Nato members as it seeks to weaken support for Ukraine, a senior Cabinet minister will warn in a major speech next week.
Moscow will “not think twice” about exploiting defence gaps to target UK businesses, and allies must “not underestimate” the threat it poses, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden will say.
Mr McFadden will also warn that cyber interference enables Russia to “turn the lights off for millions of people” and represents the “hidden war” it is waging against Kyiv, as first reported by the Sunday Telegraph.
In a speech to the Nato cyber defence conference, he is expected to say: “Military hard-power is one thing. But cyber war can be destabilising and debilitating. With a cyber attack, Russia can turn the lights off for millions of people. It can shut down the power grids. This is the hidden war Russia is waging with Ukraine.”
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Russia removes commander in Ukraine for misleading reports, war bloggers say
Sunday 24 November 2024 08:02
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Russia has removed a senior general in Ukraine for giving misleading reports about the progress of the war, Russian media has reported, as defence minister Andrei Belousov attempts to clear out poor commanders.
Russian media cited unidentified sources as saying that Colonel General Gennady Anashkin, the commander of the Southern Grouping, had been removed from his command, though there was no official confirmation.
Russian war bloggers have long complained about the command of the operation around Siversk, in eastern Donetsk, where they say that poorly supported Russian units are thrown into deadly battles for little apparent tactical gain.
“Only the lazy did not write about the problems there: overall, it took the system about two months to react properly,” Rybar, a respected pro-Russian blogger said on Telegram.
“Anashkin, was removed from office for false reports in the Seversk direction,” Rybar said. One war correspondent for Russian state television also said Anashkin had been removed from his command.
In his reports on the change of command, prominent pro-Russian war blogger Yuri Podolyaka quoted Belousov as saying that “you can make mistakes but you cannot lie”.
Erdogan to discuss Ukraine war with Nato chief
Sunday 24 November 2024 08:00
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Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan is expected to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war’s latest developments with Nato secretary general Mark Rutte during his visit to Ankara on Monday, Reuters reported, citing a Turkish official.
Turkey, a member of the Nato, condemns Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but has also opposed Western sanctions against Moscow with which it shares defence and energy ties.
It also has provided Kyiv with military support, stating it supports Ukraine’s territorial integrity.
Russia says it downed dozens of Ukraine's drones overnight
Sunday 24 November 2024 07:30
Vishwam Sankaran
Russia’s defence ministry said the country’s air defence systems destroyed 34 Ukrainian drones overnight, including 27 over the Kursk region bordering Ukraine.
However, the ministry did not share more details on an earlier statement by the Kursk governor that two “Ukrainian missiles” were also destroyed over the region by defence units.
Meanwhile, explosions were reportedly heard early on Sunday in Kyiv.
The blasts sounded like air defence units at work, Reuters reported citing witnesses and Ukraine’s local media.
Ukraine shoots down 50 out of 73 drones fired by Russia in overnight attack
Sunday 24 November 2024 07:26
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Ukraine’s air defence units have downed 50 out of 73 Russian drones fired overnight, including more than 10 that were targeting Kyiv, Ukraine’s military has said.
There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries as result of the attack, Kyiv’s military administration said.
“The UAVs [unmanned aerial vehicles] were flying in different directions towards Kyiv,” said Serhiy Popko, the head of Kyiv’s military administration. “The air raid alert in the city lasted for more than three hours.”
Reuters witnesses heard explosions in Kyiv in what sounded like air defence units in operation.
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'Generals must be in the trenches,' Zelensky says
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Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky said yesterday that he supported measures to reduce bureaucracy within Ukraine’s army to “reduce the gap between a general and a soldier”.
“An officer must see a soldier. For me personally, a general who has never stepped into a trench is not a general. Despite their experience,” Mr Zelensky said in a statement.
“The generals must be in the trenches. This is that kind of war,” he said.
Mr Zelensky said he believed his Russian counterpart’s main task currently is to push Ukrainian troops out of the Kursk region by January 20, referring to the date when US president-elect Donald Trump would be sworn in.
“The morale of the military personnel is the most important thing,” he said.
Zelensky calls out G20 leaders for 'weak position on war'
Sunday 24 November 2024 06:00
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Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky criticised leaders of the Group of 20 (G20) nations for their “limited support” for Ukraine.
The Ukrainian president called out the “weak position” against Russia of the nations participating in the latest G20 summit, held last week in Brazil.
Mr Zelensky particularly criticised Lula da Silva, the president of the host nation Brazil, for his “weak position on the war”.
“If we want good, normal relations between our nations, between our peoples, then, we should probably support people first, not aggressors, leaders of aggression in the world, like Putin, like today’s modern Russia,” the Ukrainian president said on Saturday.
“Without a clear stance from major countries – the United States, Brazil, Asian and African states – agreements with Putin will amount to mere stalling tactics and further intimidation by Russia,” he said.
Putin's main goal is to 'occupy entire Donbas', Zelensky says
Sunday 24 November 2024 05:30
Vishwam Sankaran
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky suspects his Russian counterpart’s main objectives are to occupy the entire Donbas region and oust Ukraine’s troops from Kursk.
Currently, the majority of the Donbas is occupied by Russia.
“For Putin, the most important thing is to push us out of the Kursk region,” the Ukrainian president said.
“I am sure that he wants to push us out by January 20,” Mr Zelensky said, referring to the date US president-elect Donald Trump would be sworn in.
“It is very important for him [Putin] to demonstrate that he is in control of the situation,” he said.
US stirring crisis in Asia using Taiwan, Russia says
Sunday 24 November 2024 05:25
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Russian deputy foreign minister Andrei Rudenko said the US was using Taiwan to provoke a crisis in Asia.
China regards the island as a part of its territory.
Mr Rudenko said Washington was strengthening military and political contacts with Taipei “under the slogan” of maintaining the status quo, adding that this was in violation of the “one China” principle.
“The goal of such obvious US interference in the region’s affairs is to provoke the People’s Republic of China and generate a crisis in Asia to suit its own selfish interests,” he told Russia’s TASS news agency.
Risk of conflict spilling into Africa is real, Zelensky says
Sunday 24 November 2024 05:21
Vishwam Sankaran
The risk of the Ukraine conflict spilling into other parts of the world, including Africa, “is real”, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky warned in a post on X.
He claimed that Russian forces, like Wagner mercenaries, are already destabilising parts of Africa and “exploiting resources and fueling tensions”.
“Africa, with its vast resources and strategic importance, remains a key target for Russian exploitation,” the president said on the sidelines of an international summit on food security. “If Russia escapes this war without fair and just consequences, it will embolden them to repeat their actions elsewhere.”
“Whether through natural resources, financial gain, or political influence, the continent’s size and numerous nations make it a critical focus of Russia’s destabilizing agenda,” Mr Zelensky said.
Senior North Korean general wounded in Ukrainian strike on Kursk, Western officials say
Sunday 24 November 2024 05:00
Alexander Butler
A senior North Korean general has been wounded in a Ukrainian strike in Russia’s Kursk region, Western officials have told the Wall Street Journal.
Washington has previously warned that the 10,000 North Korean troops reportedly deployed in Kursk, where Kyiv’s forces staged an incursion in August, could be targeted by Russian forces. But the fresh claims mark the first time Western officials have said that a North Korean military officer has become a casualty.
The officials did not disclose the identity of the senior North Korean officer or how he was wounded, the outlet reports.
Zelensky says he awaits Trump's plan to end war
Sunday 24 November 2024 04:30
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he is awaiting US president-elect Donald Trump’s proposals to end the war in Ukraine.
“As for when the war will end … when Russia wants this war to end. When America has a stronger position. When the Global South is on the side of Ukraine and on the side of ending the war,” Mr Zelensky said at a food security conference on Saturday.
“It will not be an easy path, but I am confident that we have every chance to do it next year,” he said.
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Russia ramping up use of North Korean artillery, Ukraine says
Sunday 24 November 2024 03:41
Vishwam Sankaran
Nearly a third of Russian ballistic missile attacks against Ukraine this year were of North Korean origin, according to new estimates by Ukraine, warning that Russian forces are increasingly using these weapons.
The missiles from North Korea used by Russia are reportedly powered by western-made components, despite international sanctions against both Moscow and Pyongyang.
Ukraine alleges that several Western companies, including manufacturers from the US, the Netherlands, and the UK produced these key missile components.
In addition to contributing missiles to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, North Korea has also sent more than 10,000 of its soldiers to fight on the frontline.
“All the electronics are foreign. There is nothing Korean in it,” Andriy Kulchytskyi from Kyiv’s Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise told CNN.
French foreign minister urges West not to limit support for Ukraine
Sunday 24 November 2024 03:28
Vishwam Sankaran
French foreign minister Jean-Noël Barrot said the country’s western allies should “not set and express red lines” about their support for Ukraine amid its escalating conflict with Russia.
Earlier this year, French president Emmanuel Macron expressed willingness to allow the country’s missiles to be fired by Ukraine into Russia.
“The principle has been set... our messages to President Zelensky have been well received,” Mr Barror told BBC.
“We do not discard any option,” he said when asked if French troops could enter combat at some point.
“Each time the Russian army progresses by one square kilometre, the threat gets one square kilometre closer to Europe,” the foreign minister said.
Putin signs law forgiving debt for new Russian army recruits
Sunday 24 November 2024 03:11
Vishwam Sankaran
Russia has signed a new law on debt forgiveness for new recruits signing up to fight in the war in Ukraine.
The law reportedly forgives up to 10 million roubles ($95,835) of debt arrears for people signing up with the country’s defence ministry to fight in Ukraine for at least a year, Reuters reported citing a Russian government website.
This latest move comes as Russia continuously attempts to recruit more soldiers into its military to fight in Ukraine by offering large payouts, sometimes many times the country’s average salary.
More than 300 port facilities damaged by Russia, Zelensky says
Sunday 24 November 2024 03:09
Vishwam Sankaran
Russia has damaged 321 port facilities and 20 foreign merchant vessels since July 2023, according to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky.
Ships travelling along the Black Sea route have been at risk of being attacked by Russian forces.
Mines drifting along this trade route have also posed a heightened risk to maritime transport.
Mr Zelensky said Ukraine’s food exports, of which many rely on this route, “provide food for 400 million people in 100 countries around the world.”
“Food prices in Egypt, Libya, Nigeria, and other countries in Africa directly depend on whether farmers and agricultural companies in Ukraine can operate normally,” the Ukrainian president said at a conference on food security in Kyiv on Saturday.
UK minister to warn Nato of Russian cyber strike on Britain – report
Sunday 24 November 2024 03:05
Vishwam Sankaran
Russia could launch a wave of cyber attacks on Britain and “turn the lights off for millions of people”, a UK minister is reportedly slated to warn Nato at a conference next week.
“With a cyber attack, Russia can turn the lights off for millions of people. It can shut down the power grids,” Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden said ahead of the Nato cyber defence conference, according to The Sunday Telegraph.
“We know exactly what they are doing, and we are countering their attacks both publicly and behind the scenes,” the Labour MP said, urging allies to “not underestimate” the threat posed by Moscow in its “hidden war”.
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Nato chief visits Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Sunday 24 November 2024 02:00
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Nato general secretary Mark Rutte has travelled to Donald Trump’s 126-room gold-encrusted Mar-a-Lago estate to meet with the president-elect.
Mr Rutte met with Trump on Friday 22 November to discuss a “range of global security issues facing the Alliance”, Nato said.
He also met with US Congressman Mike Waltz and other members of the President-elect’s national security team.
During Trump’s first term, he repeatedly said he wanted out of the alliance and complained about the US paying for most of the organisation’s defence.
Trump argued he was sick of European “free-loaders” who were profiting from US protection, despite not living up to the Nato goal of spending 2 per cent of their GDP on defences.
Russia claims advance in eastern Ukraine
Sunday 24 November 2024 01:00
Alexander Butler
Russia’s Defence Ministry said on Friday that its forces had captured the settlement of Novodmytrivka in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region, their latest gain in what Defence Minister Andrei Belousov described as an accelerated advance.
Ukraine’s military made no mention of the village, north of the key town of Kurakhove. But in a late night report, the General Staff noted it was among eight villages where Russian forces were engaged in fighting and trying to advance.
How damaging could Putin’s missiles be?
Saturday 23 November 2024 23:00
Alexander Butler
While launching an intermediate-range missile is a less threatening signal, the incident could still set off alarms and Moscow notified Washington briefly ahead of the launch, according to US officials.
The Kremlin said Russia had not been technically obliged to warn the United States about the strike because the missile used had been intermediate-range rather than intercontinental, but added that Moscow had informed the U.S. 30 minutes before the launch anyway.
Russian military expert Anatoly Matviychuk said it could carry six to eight conventional or nuclear warheads, and was probably already in service.
Putin said the missile travelled at 10 times the speed of sound [Mach 10] and so could not be intercepted, with Russian sources saying the range was 3,1000 miles.
It also appeared to have multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicles: separate warheads able to hit different targets.
“The flight time of this Russian missile from the moment of its launch in the Astrakhan region to its impact in the city of Dnipro was 15 minutes,” Ukraine’s Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) said in a statement on Friday.
“The missile was equipped with six warheads: each equipped with six submunitions. The speed at the final part of the trajectory was over Mach 11.”
HUR added that the weapon was “likely from the ‘Kedr’ missile complex.” Kedr is a Russian ICBM missile programme, which also contains a number of other ballistic missile projects.
What is Russia’s ballistic missile?
Saturday 23 November 2024 22:00
Alexander Butler
Ukraine’s air force initially said the missile was an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) - the kind that Russia could hit the United States with.
But the US military later said the weapon was an intermediate-range missile based on the design of Russia’s longer-range RS-26 ICBM missile.
The Pentagon said it was fired with a conventional warhead but Moscow could modify it if it wanted, with Russia only possessing a handful of them.
“It could be refitted to certainly carry different types of conventional or nuclear warheads,” Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh said.
Russia’s Defence Ministry claimed on Friday that all of the missile’s warheads had hit their targets and hailed what it said was its first successful use of an intermediate-range hypersonic ballistic missile with conventional warheads in combat.
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