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The Pentagon is considering reducing its approximately 80,000 troops in Europe by only about 5,000, far fewer than the 25,000 initially feared by NATO allies. The shift reflects increased European defense spending and Washington's reliance on European bases for its ongoing war against Iran. Most reductions would affect Germany, while NATO's eastern flank could be reinforced. Pete Hegseth is expected to submit final recommendations to Trump on December 1.
At Kostiantynivka direction clashes yesterday near Kostyantynivka, Rusyn Yar, Mykolaypillya, Novopavlivka, - General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine reports
At Orikhiv direction clashes yesterday near Novoandriyivka, Yurkivka, Pavlivka, Novoyakovlivka, Stepnohirsk, - General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine reports
At Huliaipole direction clashes yesterday near Verkhna Tersa, Mala Tokmachka, Bilohirya, Yehorivka, Kopani, Hirke, - General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine reports
Hackers who breached German drone manufacturer Quantum Systems apparently sought to ground its drones, particularly those operated by Ukraine's military. Security sources told German broadcaster BR that evidence points to Russia. According to BR, malware planted on Quantum's servers in late October was intended to reach the drones through a software update and temporarily disable them. Der Spiegel reports that the compromised update reached German military servers but not the drones. Quantum says its drones are operating normally, while Germany's military grounded its drones as a precaution.
In a Joint Statement, G7 foreign ministers reaffirm support for Ukraine, backing U.S.-led peace efforts while calling for a reciprocal ceasefire, stepped-up military and winter energy assistance, and tougher sanctions targeting Russia's shadow fleet and war economy
Latvia is pushing back on Moscow: Russia is "not in a position" to dictate Europe's security arrangements, PM Kulbergs says, arguing Europe holds the upper hand in military and economic power Kulbergs: "Europe is times bigger in military, times bigger in economy, and in leadership. So I think they are not in a position to really put on a table demands"
As of November 2026 Russia's full-scale invasion, launched on 24 February 2022 after the 2014 seizure of Crimea and parts of Donbas, continues as a war of attrition along a front of more than 1,000 km, with daily drone and missile strikes on Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure and Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian refineries, airfields and logistics. North Korean troops and munitions and Iranian-designed drones support Russia's war effort. U.S.-led ceasefire diplomacy runs in parallel with European military aid, sanctions and security guarantees for Ukraine. Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE act as mediators in prisoner exchanges and talks.
Sides of conflict
Ukraine, EU, NATO and other Western partners
Russia, Belarus, North Korea, Iran and other Russian military allies
U.S. under the Trump administration, far-right governments of Hungary (Orbán) and Slovakia (Fico), far-right movements
China
Mecca pact: Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Egypt, also Azerbaijan
UAE
Paramilitary groups, protesters, NGOs
Non-aligned, international organizations, nature
Areas control
Territories captured by Russian forces
Approximate areas of Ukrainian control inside Russia
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