Child injured during shelling of Chornobayivka, heart surgery was performed in Kherson: last night's highlights

Russians shelled Chornobayivka: child wounded

Russian occupation troops shelled Chornobayivka, Kherson Oblast. As a result, a child was injured there.

Heart surgery performed in Kherson for the first time after de-occupation

The operation was performed by a cardiologist from Odesa, who arrived to help Kherson doctors. He successfully stented the coronary vessels of a 71-year-old man.

Kherson regional governor Yaroslav Yanushevych said that now the Kherson Oblast Clinical Hospital is already working in normal mode. Some departments, including hematology and dialysis centers, have already resumed their work there.

Ukraine uses as many shells per day as NATO forces use in a month in Afghanistan

According to The New York Times, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Western countries assumed that artillery and tank warfare in Europe would never happen again and significantly reduced the production and stockpiles of weapons. Now this is a problem for Ukraine and its allies.

Ukraine uses as much ammunition in a day as NATO troops use in a month in Afghanistan. But even this does not help it to protect its own airspace from Russian missiles.

Odesa Oblast remains a priority for the occupiers

According to Operational Command "South", Odesa Oblast and the regional center itself remain a priority for the Russian occupiers, despite the shifting of the front line in the south.

The region is systematically attacked by missiles and drones. The Russian military also launches drones, trying to determine the situation, in particular, they are looking for air defense systems.

The pace of fighting in Ukraine may increase in the coming weeks

According to analysts of the Institute for the Study of War, the overall pace of operations along the front line has slowed down in recent days due to deteriorating weather conditions.

Ukrainian and Russian reports from critical frontline areas in eastern and southern Ukraine indicate that operations on both sides are currently hampered by heavy rain and resulting mud.

However, temperatures are forecast to drop across Ukraine from November 28, which is expected to cause the ground to freeze and accelerate fighting.

Russian oil will stop flowing to Germany from January 1

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that the country is ready to comply with the oil embargo against Russia from January 1. Until now, Russian oil has been supplied through the Druzhba pipeline.

In the future, part of the required amount of oil will be transported to the port of Rostock by tankers, and from there to Schwedt by pipeline. The Federal Government is also negotiating with Poland on possible supplies via the port of Gdansk.

Almost 1,000 "Points of Invincibility" have been deployed across the country

As of the evening of November 26, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine has deployed 979 "Points of Invincibility".

Rescuers advise Ukrainians to write down the addresses of the nearest points in case of an emergency power outage.