Russia Ukrain War

On November 21, Russia launched its new Oreshnik missile, carrying six warheads, against Dnipro, Ukraine, causing limited damage. The missile, described by President Putin as "unstoppable" and hypersonic, dropped multiple warheads using MIRV technology, similar to intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). Experts found no novel features but noted the design enables precise targeting and widespread impact. The missile’s steep, lofted trajectory was likely chosen to limit its range. Derived from the RS-26, it is costly for conventional strikes, suggesting a psychological tactic. Putin framed the launch as retaliation for Ukrainian attacks, warning of potential escalation and threats to Western military installations.

Putin Warns of Strikes on Kyiv's 'decision-making centers', paises Oreshnik Missile | N18G

Russia planned strikes on Kyiv's "decision-making centres" following Ukraine’s long-range attacks using Western-aided weapons. Kyiv remained shielded by robust air defences despite escalating Russian threats. Putin praised the Oreshnik hypersonic missile, claiming it rivalled nuclear weapons in destructive power without causing radiation. Fired on November 21, it reportedly reached 13,600 kph but carried dummy warheads. Russia developed the missile after alleged Ukrainian ATACMS strikes on November 19, with further ATACMS hits reported on November 23 and 25. Military, industrial, and government sites in Kyiv were priority targets. Putin emphasised Russia's advanced missile production dominance and planned to expand capabilities.

Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant says Ukraine again attacks substation

The Zaporizhzhia station, Europe's largest with six reactors, was seized by Russian forces in the early days of Russia's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Each side regularly accuses the other of attacking or plotting to attack the plant

Artillery Unit Defends Frontline Against Russian Attacks Without Pause | Russia-Ukraine War

Watch the inside look at the ongoing conflict between Ukrainian and Russian forces, with footage of Ukrainian soldiers from the 148th Separate Artillery Brigade preparing and firing weapons to stem the Russian advance. Soldiers share their experiences and hopes for the future amidst the challenging conditions on the front lines. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addresses the difficult situation facing the country's army, as Russia intensifies its push in eastern regions.

Russian Missile Strikes Hit Kharkiv: Bar Hit For The Third Time

Russian missile strikes hit residential areas in Kharkiv, Ukraine, injuring six people. Despite her bar surviving a third strike, Nika Hladka remains resolute, planning repairs and staying put in Kharkiv amidst ongoing attacks.

Zelenskyy calls fighting in Donetsk ‘hell,’ a sobering view after recapture of Kherson

Donetsk presents a stiff challenge, military analysts say, in part because a section of it was seized by separatists backed by Moscow in 2014 and they have had years to dig defensive positions.

Russia gives up key northeast towns as Ukrainian forces advance

The swift fall of Izium in Kharkiv province was Moscow's worst defeat since its troops were forced back from the capital Kyiv in March. Ukraine hailed it as a turning point in the 6-month-old war, with thousands of Russian soldiers leaving behind ammunition stockpiles and equipment as they fled.

Shells hit power lines at Ukraine nuclear plant, fighting in east

Russia's defence ministry accused Ukrainian forces of shelling the plant, saying a leak of radiation had been avoided only by luck.

Adani Group becomes third Indian conglomerate to cross $200 billion Mcap

Analysts said that stock prices of Adani Group firms surged after they expanded and diversified into multiple businesses leading to earnings visibility in the future