The Russian army fired missiles at Ternopil. Two residential buildings were destroyed. 25 people died, including three children, and more than 70 were injured. In total, the Russian military, according to the Ukrainian side, fired 48 missiles and about 500 drones at Ukrainian cities. There are about 40 victims in Kharkov. There were power outages in different regions.

Listen3 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that the Ukrainian military attacked Voronezh with four long-range American-made ATACMS missiles on the afternoon of November 18. The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported the day before that the Ukrainian military used ATACMS to attack a military facility on Russian territory.

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Listen3 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies Ekaterinburg resident Alexander Neustroev, who was previously sent to a penal colony for swearing at a schoolboy wearing a hat with the letter Z, was sentenced to 4.5 years in a maximum security colony on a new case – justification of terrorism. Mediazona reports this.

By cutting which social spheres the government will find money to pay war participants and how it plans to replenish the budget, we are discussing with Denis Kasyanchuk, economic editor of The Bell.

Books by cultural historian Andrei Arkhangelsky and investigative journalists Irina Borogan and Andrei Soldatov ask the question: what responsibility do Russian elites, culture and media bear for the war in Ukraine and fascism in Russia itself?

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Listen3 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies US President Donald Trump has sent a high-level Pentagon delegation to Kyiv, allegedly in an attempt to inject new impetus into negotiations to end Russia's war against Ukraine. The Wall Street Journal and Politico reported on the trip, citing sources.

The most interesting thing from our common past. An unfinished story. Unhealed wounds. Hopes still alive. Could Russia have taken a different path? Archive project. Ivan Tolstoy selects from our broadcast what is still relevant and has turned out to be eternal.

Listen4 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies On November 19, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine voted for the resignation of Justice Minister German Galushchenko, whose name appears in the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) investigation into corruption in the energy sector. 323 deputies voted for resignation - an absolute majority. Deputies also voted for the resignation of Energy Minister Svetlana Grinchuk. Galushchenko was her predecessor at the head of the ministry.

Listen3 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies In the Kursk region, a criminal case was opened under the article of treason against 56-year-old resident of the city of Dmitriev Lyudmila Titova. Her case is being considered by the regional court, Sever.Realii noted . Judging by Titova’s page on social networks, she is critical of the Russian authorities.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky Listen2 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies Rosfinmonitoring included in the list of “terrorists and extremists” the former head of Yukos Mikhail Khodorkovsky, former State Duma deputy Dmitry Gudkov and historian Yuri Pivovarov. There is an asterisk next to their names, which means that a case has been opened against them under terrorism charges.

After the explosion of Nord Stream 2 Listen2 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies The Italian Court of Cassation rejected the appeal and approved the decision to extradite to Germany Ukrainian citizen Sergei Kuznetsov, suspected of coordinating the bombing of the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. This was reported by lawyer Nicola Canestrini, writes TASS. This is the second consideration of an appeal against the decision to extradite Kuznetsov to Germany.