'First World War-style trench systems' around city; troops 'openly' raping women; Ukraine set for 'terrible winter'. Ukraine war latest:
Live reporting by Olive Enokido-Lineham. Updates from Deborah Haynes in Ukraine and Diana Magnay in MoscowA security and defence analyst has said it looks like Russia is planning"some quite big air attacks" in Ukraine.
While Russia has experienced a number of setbacks in recent weeks, including the withdrawal from the southern city of Kherson, Mr Clarke highlights an area where they are making"some progress". The operator said on Telegram that as of 11am this morning,"electricity producers provide 70% of electricity consumption in Ukraine", adding that the current capacity deficit is 30%.
Ukraine's biggest private electricity producer, DTEK, said on Monday it would reduce electricity supply by 60% for its consumers in Kyiv as temperatures hovered around zero degrees Celsius . The Ukrainian government has claimed more than 88,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in the war so far. It followed warnings from officials that Russia could be preparing a new wave of missile and drone strikes.
Mr Stoltenberg added that the bloc's allies have delivered generators and spare parts to help Kyiv rebuild its damaged energy facilities.Those attending include US secretary of state Antony Blinken and UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly. "I'm here to stress the necessity of sanctions on Russia and to continue to supply us with weapons for us to finish this war with victory.
Drone hunters told The Washington Post that the Shaheds were originally shot down in daylight and so now, most of them are flown between midnight and dawn. Iran has acknowledged that it has supplied Moscow with drones but said they were sent before the war in Ukraine.Russian forces are 'digging in' in Kherson as winter sets in - with a 'First World War-style trench systems'
Lord Dannatt emphasised the importance of Ukrainian forces pushing Russia back from Kherson city, as they are currently"still in Russian artillery range". Ukrainian authorities are investigating sites where torture allegedly took place in the city of Kherson.
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