X franceinfo (@franceinfo)
Ukraine : "Zelensky ne fragilise pas son pays : il subit une campagne de calomnies menée par Trump et Poutine. On cherche à le discréditer alors que l’Ukraine fait preuve d’une démocratie rare en temps de guerre", lance Nathan Devers. #LePourEtLeContre #canal16

X UNITED24 Media (@United24media)
Russia is pulling fighters from all over the world.

Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation says Moscow has recruited nationals from 128 countries to fill its ranks.

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X SPRAVDI — Stratcom Centre (@StratcomCentre)
As Russia's economy continues to implode, its National Wealth Fund gone and their largest companies announcing mass layoffs, the Russian government allocates billions in missiles and drones toward assuring that a few people in Kyiv get stuck in elevators.

Schematic of last night's Russian attack:

X Unmanned Systems Forces (@usf_army)
Unmanned Systems Forces struck one of the largest oil refineries in southern russia

During the night of November 29, operators of the 1st Separate Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces (formerly the @14reg_army ), in cooperation with the @SOF_UKR , carried out a strike on the Afipsky Oil Refinery in russia’s Krasnodar region, located approximately 380 km from the front line.

The Afipsky refinery is one of the key oil-processing facilities in southern russia. Its design capacity is 6.25 million tons of oil per year (about 2.1% of russia’s total). The refinery’s main products—gasoline, diesel fuel, and aviation kerosene—are used to supply the russian army.

As a result of the #DeepStrike, a fire broke out on the refinery’s territory. The detailed consequences of the strike are being clarified.

The Unmanned Systems Forces are steadily reducing the enemy’s ability to continue its aggression against Ukraine.

X https://github.com/BZHDeveloper1986 [...] g?raw=true Unmanned Systems Forces (@usf_army)
https://github.com/BZHDeveloper1986 [...] g?raw=true Unmanned Systems Forces struck one of the largest oil refineries in southern russia
 
During the night of November 29, operators of the 1st Separate Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces (formerly the @14reg_army ), in cooperation with the @SOF_UKR , carried out a strike on the Afipsky Oil Refinery in russia’s Krasnodar region, located approximately 380 km from the front line.
 
The Afipsky refinery is one of the key oil-processing facilities in southern russia. Its design capacity is 6.25 million tons of oil per year (about 2.1% of russia’s total). The refinery’s main products—gasoline, diesel fuel, and aviation kerosene—are used to supply the russian army.
 
As a result of the #DeepStrike, a fire broke out on the refinery’s territory. The detailed consequences of the strike are being clarified.
 
The Unmanned Systems Forces are steadily reducing the enemy’s ability to continue its aggression against Ukraine.  
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Parallèlement aux négociations de paix en Ukraine, une réunion de la Coalition des volontaires s’est tenue mardi 25 novembre. Cette dernière réunie une trentaine de pays souhaitant apporter à l'Ukraine des garanties de sécurité dans l'hypothèse d'un cessez-le-feu. Cet engagement pourrait devenir la clé de voûte d’un futur accord de paix. À l’issue de la réunion de la Coalition des volontaires, le président Emmanuel Macron a indiqué qu’un travail allait être engagé avec les États-Unis et l’Otan pour le suivi du respect d’un éventuel futur cessez-le-feu. Il y aura deux axes d’effort, dit le président français :  veiller en premier lieu à ce que les effectifs de l’armée ukrainienne ne soient pas limités, et que la Coalition des volontaires de son côté s’engage à déployer des forces de réassurance.   Un plan de paix remanié et expurgé par les européens Le plan de paix de Washington remanié et expurgé par les européens, laisse la porte ouverte à cette initiative, puisque nulle part dans le document, précise le diplomate Jean de Gliniasty, directeur de recherche à l’Institut des relations internationales et stratégiques, n'est dit qu'un déploiement militaire d’appui serait interdit. Mais pas directement en Ukraine, c’est une ligne rouge pour Moscou : « Dans les propositions européennes de modification du plan Trump, il y a l'idée que la Coalition des volontaires ne serait pas sur le territoire ukrainien en temps de paix. […]

Ukraine to jointly produce drones with Norway
 
Ukraine’s Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal signed the relevant document with his Norwegian counterpart Tore Sandvik. The next stage is to quickly launch a pilot production line in 2026 while simultaneously working on further increasing capacity.
 
Ukraine will share its experience and innovations with Norway, and in return will gain a strong manufacturing base as well as research, development, and design cooperation.

X Richard Woodruff (@frontlinekit)
How life feels in Ukraine.  

X Kate from Kharkiv (@BohuslavskaKate)
A new mural has appeared in Ternopil, dedicated to children killed in Russia’s attack.

The artwork, showing a child shielding her toys from a Russian missile, was created by artist Andriy Yermolenko. He described it as “a cry for help to the global community.”  

“The girl protecting her toys — that’s all she has. This is my cry for help. As an artist, I can speak about it through my work.”

On November 19, seven children were killed in the Russian strike on Ternopil.

X Kate from Kharkiv (@BohuslavskaKate)
This is Yermolenko’s sixth mural honoring children lost to the war. He has previously created similar works in Lviv, Zaporizhzhia, and Sweden.

X Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress)

Ukraine's domestic missile production is reaching volumes that threaten to overwhelm Russian air defenses.

Ukrainian forces now manufacture 40-50 Neptune missiles and around 90 Flamingo cruise missiles per month, with plans to scale further. Recent operations show what these numbers mean in practice.

A combined Neptune and drone strike on Taganrog airfield destroyed Russia's A-60 airborne laser laboratory and A-100 next-generation AWACS prototype—both irreplaceable aircraft. At Novorossiysk, Neptune missiles damaged seven S-400 launchers and hit oil terminals, temporarily halting 2.2 million barrels per day of crude exports at an estimated $70mn daily loss.

The Long Neptune variant now reaches 1,000 km with a 350 kg warhead. The Flamingo extends to 3,000 km with a 1,150 kg warhead capable of penetrating ten meters of reinforced concrete - two-and-a-half times the power of Storm Shadow at roughly $500,000 per missile.

Strikes have expanded to power grids supplying defense factories and a plant producing navigation electronics for ballistic missiles and guided bombs.

Read more in our Frontline report: https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/11 [...] 5-11-28-1/