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Ongoing armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine, including mutual attacks on critical and industrial infrastructure.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said today that Russian drones attacked the port of Chornomorsk on the Black Sea, as well as a cargo ship heading to Odessa.
Ukrainian drones hit the Togliattikauczuk plant.
In the morning, recordings of the fire at the Togliatti plant began to appear on social media, showing an extensive fire and thick columns of black smoke. In the morning, a threat of a drone attack was announced in the Samara region, and the local airport suspended its operations, reports the RBK-Ukraina website.
The website explained that the Togliatti plant is important for the civilian industry, but its products can also be used in the production chains of the Russian military-industrial complex.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky announced the restoration of full speed of the Starlink and Starshield systems. The restrictions that have been in place since mid-October made it impossible to effectively combat Russian drones moving at high speeds.

A United Surveys study from October 2026 indicates that 58.7 percent Poles do not know the location of the nearest shelter. In total, almost 70 percent respondents cannot indicate where to hide in the event of a crisis.

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and media reports confirm that the Starlink and Starshield systems are again operating without speed limits in Ukraine, reaching over 400 km/h.

The German Ministry of Defense is negotiating the purchase of thousands of Anthem cruise missiles from the start-up Covenant Industries. The rockets, produced in Leipzig, are expected to reach a range of over 2,000 km. Berlin is also considering investing in other missile systems, including Bars and Ruta.

The Government Security Center issued an alert for residents of the Lublin Voivodeship in connection with the Russian air attack on Ukraine. Military aviation operates in Polish airspace and the situation is monitored.

Brussels has a pool of approximately EUR 17 billion from the SAFE program, but the interest of member states is low. Poland, a key candidate, is hesitant due to the requirement for joint procurement with Ukraine and the short deadlines for investment implementation until 2030.