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he President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy in his address said about the work on providing people of the liberated territories of the Kherson and Mykolaiv regions with electricity, water, communications, financial and social services, and normal medicine. In Kherson, pharmacies, the post office, banks are working.

Russian troops could be preparing to withdraw from the key city of Kherson, which they have held since March, western officials have said. Ukraine has been talking up an offensive to capture the city since the summer but progress has been slow and so far they have just retaken some surrounding farmland. Kherson straddles both sides of the Dnipro river and Russian commanders may be pulling troops back to the eastern side of the river which is easier to defend, reports suggest.

Warning: This report contains references to suicide and viewers may find some of it upsetting. The Ukrainian city of Mariupol was a major strategic target for the Russians. Thousands of civilians had died by the time Mariupol fell to the Russians in May and much of the city had been destroyed. Recent satellite images from Maxar show that three mass burial sites near Mariupol have been growing since Spring.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky says that Russia is preparing its forces for a large-scale attack on Ukraine’s infrastructure. In his latest video address, Zelensky said he believed Moscow would focus on Ukraine’s energy sector first. Millions of Ukrainians have intermittently been left without electricity and water after Russian air strikes targeted vital infrastructure in recent weeks. Some 40% of Ukraine's energy system has been damaged or destroyed by Russian attacks on power plants and lines...

Crowds have been cheering Ukrainian soldiers in Kherson as they entered the city for the first time since it was captured by Russia at the start of the war. President Zelensky has called it an historic day but he also warned the city was not entirely cleared of “the enemy's presence”. Russia said it had pulled 30,000 soldiers out of Kherson. It came after the Russian commander in Ukraine admitted the troops there could no longer be supplied. It's one of the biggest setbacks for Russia since President Putin launched the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The Russian troops have retreated to new positions on the east bank of the Dnipro River. Many of them escaped across the Antonovsky Bridge on the main road heading east, before a section of the bridge was blown up, apparently by the Russians to protect their retreating forces.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said it was vital to force Russia to participate in "genuine" peace talks, describing it as a destabilising force on a range of issues, including climate change. Russia has hit Ukrainian infrastructure with a barrage of strikes over the past month that has destroyed around a third of the country's power stations leaving many cities facing frequent blackouts. Ukraine hopes to use advanced air defense systems to prevent further loss of infrastructure from Russian strikes.

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The U.S. and South Korea issued a warning to North Korea following intensifying missile launches.

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has met Chinese President Xi Jinping, the first G7 leader to visit Beijing since the Covid-19 pandemic. But his trip has sparked controversy in Germany and concern elsewhere in Europe after a row within the Berlin government. President Xi Jinping urged deeper economic co-operation with Germany and said the two countries should work together in "times of change and turmoil" during the visit. Mr Scholz spoke of having "economic ties as equals, with reciprocity".

CNN's Clarissa Ward joins a team of Ukrainian investigators looking for evidence of war crimes -- specifically rape and other acts of sexual violence -- at the hands of Russian soldiers

President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that the weapons used by Russia's military should be modernised. The Russian leader talked of competition between manufacturers and developers. However, Ukraine's main intelligence unit has claimed that Iran is preparing to send more combat drones and new ballistic missile systems to Moscow. Putin's comments come just days after Russia launched more than 50 missiles targeting critical facilities in Ukraine.

ension is flaring between Poland and Belarus over the rise in migrants crossing into the EU. Troops from both countries have been deployed to the border. Poland has closed a border crossing and said it's prevented hundreds of people from crossing.

Ukrainian troops are targeting Russian-launched drones, fighter planes, and helicopters, using Soviet-era antiaircraft systems with limited radar capabilities.

North and South Korea have both fired missiles landing in waters off each other's coasts for the first time. Seoul retaliated on Wednesday three hours after Pyongyang launched a missile that landed less than 60km (37mi) off the South's city of Sokcho. The South's military said this was an "unacceptable" breach of its territory. It fired three air-to-ground missiles in response, which officials said landed a similar distance past the Northern Limit Line (NLL). The line marks the rough midway-point in the sea between North and South Korea, but the North has never accepted the boundary.

NATO multinational battle group in Bulgaria. The battlegroup in Bulgaria was created following the decision of the North Atlantic Council to reinforce the eastern part of the Alliance following Russia's treacherous attack on Ukraine.

eismic shock for Russian public opinion. This is how Ukrainian intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov described Russia's loss of Kherson, which is likely to happen in November. The armed forces of Ukraine continue a successful counteroffensive in the south and hold back the enemy in the east of the country. More details in a video.

Ukraine says power and water supply across the country has been badly hit after Russia launched more than 50 missiles targeting critical facilities. In the capital Kyiv, 80% of residents were without water, and about 350,000 apartments had no electricity, Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko said.

New criticism for the old failures. Putin's associates, Kadyrov and Prigozhin, continue to actively criticise the Ministry of Defence of Russia. The main blow is again directed at Colonel General Aleksandr Lapin. He is accused of surrendering several cities in Ukraine and ineffective command.

The de-occupation of towns and villages in the Donetsk region began in September. After a successful counteroffensive, the Ukrainian defenders liberated Sviatohirsk, and then Lyman and more than a dozen settlements in these areas. After de-occupation, life returns to most of them: bank branches are being opened, businesses are coming to life, heating points are being equipped and humanitarian aid is being brought.

Andrey Shyshenko has been recently captured by the Ukrainian military. He says that he was called to fight in the war by force, he did not give his consent to this. They took him away, gave him a uniform, a weapon, and sent him to fight. The Russian authorities did not provide him with any trainings.

Hundreds of thousands of Russians are being mobilised into the Russian army to participate in the military aggression against Ukraine. Recruits are promised to undergo months of training and to be well equipped, but in reality – they are immediately sent to the front line in Ukraine. Many of them get killed and captured by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.