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Seven people were killed in Kyiv and three in Rostov-on-Don as both Ukraine and Russia launched airstrikes against each other. Multiple attacks caused injuries and damage across both cities.
The United States and the Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation announce it will permanently wind down operations, after closing its distribution sites six weeks ago.
Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip killed 24 Palestinians, including children, across multiple locations on 22 November 2025, according to the Gaza Government Media Office.
The U.S. has set a deadline for Ukraine to accept a peace proposal, with cessation of weapons and intelligence support if rejected. Russia confirmed receiving the plan, which was discussed at a summit in Alaska.
Israeli military units and tanks moved 300 metres beyond the Yellow Line in eastern Gaza City, violating a US-brokered ceasefire. The expansion has trapped dozens of Palestinian families in northern Gaza amid intensified shelling.
Germany expects to lift its restrictions on military equipment exports to Israel from November 24, which were banned in August due to the siege of Gaza City.
Russia launched more than 450 bomber drones and 45 missiles at energy infrastructure and residential areas in Ukraine, causing at least seven deaths and 12 injuries in Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia, with damage reported in Kharkiv, Kyiv, and Poltava regions.