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16 November 2022
2 events recorded (0 confirmed), and 1 statement counted apart.
November 2022 in brief
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said almost half of Ukraine's energy system had been disabled by Russian strikes and Zelenskyy said about 10 million people were without power, and the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission later said 77 civilians were killed and 272 injured in attacks on energy infrastructure between 10 October and 25 November. [1] A Russian barrage on 23 November killed a newborn boy in a maternity ward in Vilniansk, UN monitors recorded at least 8 civilians killed in Kyiv oblast, and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant went into full blackout, Energoatom said. [1] During the largest missile barrage of the war so far, on 15 November, a missile killed two farm workers in Przewodow, Poland, which Polish and US officials said was most likely a Ukrainian air defence missile; Zelenskyy said he was sure it was Russian, and Russia denied involvement. [1][2] Russia withdrew its forces from Kherson city and the west bank of the Dnipro, Ukrainian forces entered the city, and Ukrainian officials said investigators found 63 bodies with signs of torture in liberated parts of Kherson oblast. [1][2] Fighting for Bakhmut became the most intense on the front, with Russian assaults led largely by the Wagner Group, and WHO recorded attacks on health care including in Lyman and Bilopillia. [1][2][3] The Black Sea Grain Initiative was renewed in Istanbul after more than 11.1 million tonnes of foodstuffs had been shipped since July, UN News said. [1] The European Parliament voted 494 to 58 to declare Russia a state sponsor of terrorism, and the US said North Korea was covertly supplying Russia with artillery shells. [1][2]
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Zelenskyy said he was sure the missile that hit Przewodow was Russian and that Ukraine's air defences had been firing, and on 17 November said Ukrainian experts would join the investigation and the crater's size suggested it was not caused by parts of an interceptor.
Government of Ukraine
16 Nov · to a foreign audience
Reported by Kyiv Post
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Government of Ukraine: Zelenskyy said he was sure the missile that hit Przewodow was Russian and that Ukraine's air defences had been firing, and on 17 November said Ukrainian experts would join the investigation and the crater's size suggested it was not caused by parts of an interceptor.