azov says: before the fighters arrived, the situation in the direction was difficult. the enemy broke through the defense line and quickly advanced through the forest. commander lemko says he received an order to stabilize the situation. stabilized, counterattacked, built a defense line, prepared a bridgehead, so to speak, for the brigade to enter. when our dream came, it became a little easier. shot. only the russians found out that azov was in the serevyan forest, they began to actively storm the position of ukrainian fighters, but were defeated, now by the ukrainian military managed to stabilize the situation on this section of the front, however, the enemy continues to shell our positions with various types of weapons and the fighting here simply does not subside, you see khalyuksat govnoy.

we are burning, we are going to destroy it, and this is where it stood, here, and here there was such an explosive wave that it was so shocking, then the flight, the plane, like clockwork, every morning, they shot back and back, mainly now lng and mortars, here they are a landmine. they are hiding normally, they started to behave completely differently when they found out that we are here, they, we are here arrived, so you understand, they were walking full height, so calm, everything is fine, here we arrived, we started shooting at them, they started to crouch down a little. infantryman shamil vazov came as a volunteer in march. currently, according to the battalion commander, 70% of the brigade is made up. brantsi,

the rest are azovites who passed through mariupol and the defense of azovstal. forest for the military, new location. he will not be able to use the technique very much, neither the guslinka nor the wheeled one, especially the btt technique, it is difficult to use it. and it is very difficult to maneuver with equipment here unequivocally. and in locally wooded areas, the emphasis is already on infantry, well, or on small raid operations. shi 22. on the second day, we almost held the entire forest, then half of the forest, and now a quarter of the forest, well, we just took off and held it, because there was a possibility that the entire forest would be squeezed out, before moving to the positions of the kreminnaya forests, the military was preparing, we people began to prepare completely the entire forest, that is, engineering, completely how to dig, we were lucky that we had such a location similar to this one, sand, pines, everything is the same, in principle, we came here, we

they didn't do anything here, they didn't dominate either in the air, not on the ground , in nothing, they equalized everything here, tried to align the front as best they could now, and we are keeping them like this, rigidly under the impression that we are about to go in and let's take what they have, they accepted it, it didn't pass, the russian federation is their army. like they stop by, they are real, they just fill the artillery with people, well, like that, people are afraid, how many of them are there now ? to more than 1,000 people, in the forest from 10 to 2,000, the forests near the flint are quite a difficult and important part of the front, because if the russians completely occupy them, they will be able to go to liman, and after that to the logistics route... provision of kharkiv-izyum,

slovyansk. the commander of the first battalion of the azov special forces brigade told the public about this. now, according to the soldiers we talked to, they are gradually advancing. artillery reinforcements and fpvdrones could change the situation in the silver forest. we need a lot of artillery. artillery, they have the advantage of artillery, take away artillery, aviation, that's all they are in a shooting battle. won't be able to do anything with us, we won't give in from here, we will go further, further, then they have very big problems, not us, that is, we just have time to prepare, that's the main thing, to prepare as a bridgehead, to understand how the enemy thinks to take a couple of steps forward, try, feel where it will be easier and do it, but everyone must understand that you cannot win a war with one unit, only with the whole army, that's all, well, there is no such thing as going there again, what we'll do it soon therefore... we will knock them out, we must knock them out.

daria kinsha and vladyslav kravets, social news. the woman was wounded during the artillery fire. the shelling of nikopol in the dnipropetrovsk region, the head of the region, serhiy lysak, wrote about this in a telegram. according to his data, in addition to artillery, russian troops also struck with three kamikaze drones. damaged, in particular, 27 private houses, 14 farm buildings, a gas pipeline and power lines. an infrastructural facility in the marganets community came under fire. and in the morning the occupiers shelled kherson. the air force reported a missile threat in a telegram. head of the military administration. later, roman morochko wrote in a telegram that enemy shells hit the warehouses, they were empty, people survived. i would like to remind you that this saturday marks the anniversary of the liberation of kherson. a little later

we will show and tell how it was, so wait. the queue of trucks at the ukrainian-polish border is growing. according to volyn customs spokeswoman valentina chornysh. the movement of motor vehicles through the yagoda checkpoint in volyn is almost completely blocked by the poles carriers why they do not allow trucks from ukraine, see in the material of my colleagues. the berry checkpoint on the border with poland is empty, the border is blocked. the camera crew of sospilny was here for an hour, but during this time no truck left ukraine, and no truck crossed the border in the direction of ukraine from the territory of poland. spokeswoman of the volyn customs office. chernysh told the public that the blockade of the border by polish carriers began on november 6 at 1:20 p.m. kyiv time. ukrainian drivers waiting to cross border to poland, they say, are in complete obscurity, no one knows anything, no one knows anything, the poles know when they

will let us in. the truck driver serhiy, who transports industrial goods, says that he is waiting at the border for the third day, before that he waited 10 days in the electronic queue, but he did not manage to cross the border on time... he did not succeed, the documents have now expired at customs, they need to be extended, we need to do something customs procedures have been completed, and now we do not know how to proceed and when to do them, that is, it is in the interests of everyone to improve cross-border transportation as much as possible, so this is one issue, and another is the need to equalize competition, the current polish government could not foresee these threats, according to spokeswoman volynska... chernysh, during the first day of the border blockade, the pace of customs clearance decreased significantly, because transport the means are not submitted for customs clearance. due to the fact that everything was working normally until lunch yesterday, we

processed 400 vehicles per day for entry into ukraine and about a hundred for departure from ukraine, but as of today we already see dynamics, will be even less, that is, the traffic of existence. fell and, in principle, polish carriers keep their promises that they will let through just one vehicle per hour. according to valentyna chernysh, there are currently about a thousand loaded vehicles waiting to cross the border at the berry checkpoint in poland. larisa andriychuk, oleksandr vatashchuk, social news, lutsk. hungary will block the start of negotiations with ukraine on joining the eu, proce. in an interview with the public broadcaster of the netherlands, said the political director of the prime minister of hungary, bala shorban. according to him , the country will adhere to this decision until ukraine changes the law on national minorities. i would like to remind you that a meeting of the collegium of the european commission will be held tomorrow in brussels. at it, the commissioners will publish an assessment

of ukraine's implementation of the european union's recommendations. they will also decide whether negotiations on joining the eu will begin. the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kule, has already arrived in brussels. well, we will ask our correspondent valeria pashko for details, she is in direct contact with brussels. valery, i congratulate you, so tell me what are the forecasts for tomorrow? good evening, it is true that dmytro kuleba is in brussels for a one-day visit, we already had time to talk with him, and he commented on the issue of a possible blockade by hungary, ukraine's negotiations on joining the european union. he says we. have always known that the issue of national minorities is fundamental for hungary, they always stand on it and promote exactly the same vision that budapest has, but he urged not to worry, because he says that in kyiv he sees that

after all, the results, meaning the decision of the european council in december, will be positive in his opinion, at the same time each eu country will try to use the issue of the expansion of the union in its own interests, tomorrow indeed the european commission... will publish an official assessment of the recommendations regarding ukraine's accession to the eu, which we provided back in the year in june, there were only seven of them, and actually uurseva funderlyad announced this during her visit to kyiv on november 4, she then said that ukraine deserves a positive conclusion, and by the way, today radio svoboda writes with reference to his sources that the european commissioners will say in their conclusion that ukraine has fulfilled four recommendations out of seven, and it is about the reform of the constitutional court, namely about the competitive selection of judges for this institution, about the reform of the supreme council of justice and the supreme qualification the commission of judges, namely... the competitive selection of honest members to these bodies, the reform of mediagaluz and

the fight against embezzlement. mr. koleba also commented on this issue today and he says that the european commission is not focused on certain, a certain number of recommendations that ukraine has fulfilled, there are one, seven, two seven, the main thing for us is the result, not the number of fulfilled recommendations. why his language? i have reason to believe that the result will be, and those. who, i'm sorry, i'll say in a humane way, those who are now dispersing it is unclear where the information about there is taken from some amount of some, they are just trying to turn the approaching victory into treason, today, i heard from one of the european commissioners very simple and clear the words that the european commission is enthusiastic about those... results in reforms, which ukraine showed against the background of a full-scale

war. in addition to ukraine, nine more countries, including only eight candidates and one georgia , which has a european perspective, will be assessed tomorrow on their progress towards the eu, rfe /rl writes that negotiations on accession may be open for ukraine and moldova, and for georgia may be granted membership, sorry, candidacy, candidate status in the studios. thank you colleague. information, it was our correspondent valery pashko from brussels. ukraine has implemented four of the seven recommendations eu, radio svoboda writes about this with reference to its own sources. so, in which spheres the reforms were supposed to take place and what still needs to be worked on, we will understand further. that year, in june , ukraine acquired the official status of a candidate for joining the european union. along with that , seven recommendations were put forward to her, reforms that must be done in order to move to the next stage, opening... talked about membership. it is about the reform of the supreme council of justice and the supreme qualification commission of judges of the bodies

that select, appoint and dismiss all judges, the reform of the constitutional court, namely the introduction of competitive selection of judges , anti-corruption, initially it was about appointing the heads of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office and the national anti-corruption bureau, but later the eu called for the restoration of electronic declaration of officials and financial reporting of political parties. fight against money laundering. adaptation of the legislation to the international standards of fatf. in the same point, the deputies initially limited the status of peb to three years, that is, politically of a significant person, later at the insistence of european partners, returned to life. the national bank monitors the financial transactions of the peps even after the dismissal of the top official. adoption of the law on media. the council was the first to fulfill this norm, developing and adopting legislation on national minorities. what hungary insisted on, the anti-oligarchic reform. initially , the eu was recommended to implement the law on

de-oligarchization voted before the full-scale invasion, which contained criteria for determining such persons, but it turned out that this impossible, the venice commission recommended postponing its implementation for the period after the war, as well as making the anti-monopoly committee independent and stronger. they will have, to these seven conditions , additional comments and recommendations on how we should improve them, in particular the anti-corruption one... in particular , the bloc that concerns national minorities. expert yuliya shaipovova believes that after the evaluation, the european commission can give ukraine additional conditions that must be fulfilled before the december summit. most likely, this will be a continuation of the judicial reform, because those recommendations which we received a year ago, it was only a small part of the judicial reform, it is most likely a continuation of the reform of the constitutional court , because we did not finish it, only started it, and it is certain that some economic requirements, president volodymyr zelenskyi, during an online speech on at a meeting

of the european commission's collegium, he said that ukraine had fulfilled all seven recommendations and had done so as quickly as possible. he called on the leaders of the eu countries to support the opening of membership negotiations for our country. we have done a lot, i would say much more than we could have expect from a state that has experienced full-scale aggression, but ukraine does not apply. tomorrow, the european commission will publish an assessment of the implementation of the accession recommendations. it will not only be about ukraine, but also about everyone. countries that have the status of candidates for accession, there are only eight of them - said ursula fonden. on november 4, she arrived in the ukrainian capital, says that there is progress in the implementation of recommendations, but a lot still needs to be done. you are carrying out deep reforms while at the same time waging a full-scale war. the goal is really achievable: to continue to strengthen yours even more anti-corruption efforts, adopt a law on

lobbying. strengthen the asset declaration framework in two aspects and address the remaining recommendations. the russian commission on national minorities, including education, these are measures that must be fully implemented, you can do it, and you can do it quickly, you have already completed more than 90%. the final decision on the opening of negotiations will be made during the eu summit in december. if supported by all 27 member states, the next phase for ukraine and moldova could begin at the end of this year or the beginning of the next year in 2024, hungary will preside over the council of the eu. the best thing to do is to talk to them in the european union, since they are part of the community, hungary behaves like a trojan horse in the eu and often expresses a pro-russian position. allowing constant incitement or such rhetoric is very

dangerous, because slovakia can pick up on such behavior, as we have seen. on the results of the elections in poland. negotiations on accession to the eu consist of 35 parts with reforms and implementation of laws in various fields, such as science, education, energy, entrepreneurship, etc. the head of the parliamentary committee on european integration , ivanna klynpushinsadze, says that on average accession negotiations lasted seven years, she says that finland completed them the fastest, 3.5 years. negotiations lasted seven years, for example, in the czech republic and slovenia. ukraine may also need such a time. according to nardepka , the most difficult position will be in the field of agriculture, tax policy and entrepreneurship. valery pashko, dmytro suslov and vladyslav nagorny, public news. the netherlands sent the first five fighters f-16 to romania, where ukrainian pilots will train on them. the minister of defense of the netherlands kaisa olongren wrote about this in the x social network. today, these

planes arrived at the fetesch air base. this was confirmed by the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelskyi, on the x social network. he thanked the netherlands for the help. a pilot training center will soon open at this air base. in total, the netherlands should transfer at least 12 fighters. the press service of the ministry of defense of the netherlands previously wrote about this on the official website. a month after the hamas attack on israel, the country's prime minister announced that israel is ready to bear overall responsibility for security in the gas sector after the end of the war. benjamin netanyahu also allowed the possibility of termination. of fire on the territory of gaza in the only case, which olena bliznyakova will tell. this footage was published by the israel defense forces. then the spokesman of the idf, daniel hagari, said that the city of gaza, surrounded by the assamon military, is divided into two parts - the north and the south. we still provide

a corridor for residents of the northern parts of the gaza strip and gaza city could leave for the south. this is a one-way corridor, this video is also from the israeli military, salahaddin road and palestinians walking towards the south of the enclave. this is what one of the refugee camps in the south of the gaza strip, near khan younis, looks like. it was opened by the un middle east agency to help palestinian refugees. we were afraid to sleep at night, because when we fell asleep, a bomb hit the house opposite, half of the windows were blown out, we waited for the morning and went here. forced... more than 1.4 million residents became residents gas sector, such data were given during the session of the un general assembly in early november. more than a third found shelter in the organization's premises, but thousands of people crowded into hospitals, schools and mosques. medical personnel suffer from refugees in the corridors and on the hospital grounds. they prevent the movement of hospital beds, medical equipment and instruments.

in addition, says the director of the hospital, the amount of water consumption has increased, and the amount of garbage is growing. which the staff simply cannot clean. because the hospital is sharpened displaced persons, some roads are blocked due to nato, which seriously complicates the passage of ambulances. i want to stay alive, go home, play. that's all. in addition to the fact that humanitarian aid is coming to the gas sector, it is not enough - said the president of the european commission ursula funderlajen, she says that work is currently underway with israel, egypt and the un to allow more convoys to the enclave. the only possibility of receiving aid at the moment is through the egyptian border crossing of rafah, but the volumes are too small to meet humanitarian needs need. us secretary of state anthony blinken agrees with this. we are working very hard to deliver more humanitarian aid in gas, and we have concrete ways to do that. in addition, he says, the israelis have been invited to discuss steps they

can take to minimize civilian casualties, including humanitarian pauses in the fighting. israel is not ready to do this, according to the country's prime minister, the prerequisite for the introduction of pauses should be the release of all the hostages elected by hamas , and still more than two hundred people remain. what as for tactical small pauses , we've had them before, i suppose we 'll try to allow humanitarian goods to come in, or for individual hostages to leave, but i don't think there will be a general ceasefire. netanyahu also insists that israel will be responsible for security in the gas sector for an indefinite period after the end of hostilities. olena bliznyakova, public affairs, news. the israelis are proven, they think. this is how the mood in society is described by a local resident with whom the correspondent spoke. he says people do not feel safe and some are thinking of leaving the country. report by fanny

fassar style aviva, continued. shanni could enjoy one of the happiest moments of her life. she and her friend noah recently became mothers for the first time. but being safe even though they are jewish in israel is no longer self- evident. i am 33 years old and i never felt that i needed to be ready to leave somewhere, israel is my country, it is my home, it always seemed like it was already in history, that similar cases only happened in in the past and they will never be again, but now yes, this is our life again, women want to be able to leave if they need to, so... documents for their children. my child kami doesn't have a passport yet, so we are getting one. we had previously been vaccinated so that

it would not delay us if we did have to leave. the women's conversation revolves around the question of whether to stay or leave, they say, and many people are also confused. israel consists of us jews. people, if we all go, no one will stay, too it's sad to think about it, here in teliv it doesn't look like anyone wants to enjoy the sea, the mood is gloomy, everyone is pushed to the limit, this is our country, we have no other place, so yes, i'm scared, i'm scared, but i won't leave never, many of the concepts we had and the stories we told ourselves about being safe two weeks ago have been shattered and we are trying to create new stories to convince ourselves what it means to be safe here in israel. and such sentiments

are far from isolated. strong until october 7 an element of israeli society was the belief that the state could largely guarantee the security of the people, despite the hostilities in the region. now the situation has changed . recent polls show that two-thirds of israelis are extremely worried or scared, and the overwhelming majority of respondents see the hamas attacks as a government failure. such survey data sound somewhat shocking. dalia shandlin studies public opinion and currently focuses on peace and conflict research in israel. these data are quite shocking, considering that in israel it is very rare to have any consensus. it is an eternally divided society, it has been politically and socially divided since the beginning. state, but again, we live in unusual times, israelis feel that the state has let them down, immediately after the terrorist attack by hamas it was difficult to leave israel, many

flights were canceled, now israelis are leaving together with foreigners, let and not for long. but tashani still don't know where they will go if they do decide to do it. we consider whether the government is pro-israel. and what composition the population of muslims, christians and jews, and whether the israeli community is large , we will consider that, the irony of fate is that now we have to find a safe place outside of israel, and this is a big dilemma, because in our hearts we feel safe here, but it's actually dangerous here. their cherished dream is to raise their children in peace and security, but the women fear that, given the rise of anti-semitism in the world, finding such a place will be

increasingly difficult. the meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the great britain countries has started in japan sevens politicians will use the two-day summit in tokyo mainly to discuss russia's war in ukraine and israel's war against hamas. today, as reported by the associated press, the strengthening of ukrainian air defense is on the agenda. our commitment to the continuation of tough sanctions against russia and strong support for ukraine has not wavered even in the face of the worsening situation in the near future . nato member countries suspend participation in the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe. the corresponding statement was posted on the website of the alliance. this is how they reacted to russia's mirror decision to withdraw from the agreement. the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe was concluded in paris more than 30 years ago, and it was agreed upon by all nato members and the countries

participating in the warsaw pact. it actually limited the number of weapons and military equipment for those countries that signed it. in the document, among other things , the maximum number of tanks, armored vehicles, artillery and aircraft that can be armed with the countries was prescribed. at the lviv polytechnic call for the dismissal of professor iryna farion. leaflets were hung on the walls of the national university. this is how students reacted to her statements about the russian-speaking military. also, on the same occasion , ombudsman dmytro lubinets addressed the national sbu police, the national council for television and radio broadcasting, he wrote about this in a telegram, we collected the positions of various parties in the material, look, i have it in the unit, it was and is many people, probably even the lion's share of people who speak russian language, and it was never a problem for us to understand each other, this is how a serviceman with the call sign lucky comments on the statement of a professor of the lviv

polytechnic university, a member of the people's deputy. convocation by iryna farion about the russian-speaking military. she voiced her thoughts on november 6 on the air of the rendezvous program with yanina sokolovova. i categorically do not accept this , i have a question for them, what prevents you guys, when you are so strong and you are so very smart, what prevents you from fulfilling article 29 of the law on the armed forces of ukraine. you guys know what such discipline in the army? if there is no discipline in the army, then there is no army, it is a riot, then. i cannot call them ukrainians. if they do not speak ukrainian, then let them call themselves russian. in social networks, some servicemen have already expressed their position regarding such statements, in particular paramedic kateryna polishchuk wrote: spend at least a day here before calling yourself a patriot, your words are not worth a penny, no matter what language they are in. your position is not pro-ukrainian, i consider you a project of the kremlin. the one who spoke ukrainian in captivity is telling you this. in addition, ombudsman

dmytro lubinets reacted. that's what he is. wrote in his telegram channel: he personally appealed to the relevant state authorities, the national police of ukraine, the security service of ukraine, the national council for television and radio broadcasting, regarding the verification of the specified information and the taking of appropriate response measures. after publicizing this situation, we called iryna farion. comply with article 29 of the law on the armed forces of ukraine. is it possible that those serving in the army have an indulgence, the right not to know the language and to despise. it is not the law for them. at the university, where iryna farion teaches, such leaflets appeared on one of the buildings, in particular with the inscriptions farion, leave the polytechnic, why do the honor guards of ukrainian soldiers still work in the polytechnic, and here is what the students we interviewed about this situation say . you have to think about what you're saying when she says such things, because now during the war people say things like, well , there should be ukrainianization, but not so much. or in ukrainian, or go away, lviv is.

ukrainian-speaking city, but the guys who are fighting there in the east, i think that for such, well, language does not play a big role. the press service of the lviv polytechnic does not provide any comments at the moment and promises to announce an official position later. also, the public journalists sent a request to the ministry of education and science with a request to clarify the situation. olga ivashchuk, anatoliy kyrychuk, public, news lviv. well, lviv polytechnic de forion is a full-time employee, has already published the official position of the university on its website. i quote: u the code of corporate culture applies to lviv polytechnic, which defines moral principles, rules and norms of communication, but lviv polytechnic is not responsible for the statements of employees and students outside the university . saturday, november 11 marks the anniversary of the liberation of kherson from the occupiers.