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29.11.2025

The Day Kyiv Faced Relentless Russian Attacks

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 29.11.2025.

It displays 89 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

29.11.2025The Day Kyiv Faced Relentless Russian Attacks
Ukrainian media prominently featured widespread Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv and surrounding areas, leading to casualties, including fatalities and injuries, along with power outages throughout the early morning. This continued from previous days' focus on the resignation of Andriy Yermak following corruption raids, though his situation and alleged front-line deployment were still mentioned by some outlets.

Later in the day, the focus shifted to Ukraine's counter-actions, specifically SBU drones striking Russian "shadow fleet" oil tankers in the Black Sea. Concurrently, discussions emerged about changes to Ukraine's defense plan and the appointment of a new delegation, led by Umerov, for peace negotiations in the US. By late evening, renewed Russian drone attacks on Vyshhorod in the Kyiv region again dominated headlines, reporting fires and destruction.
29.11.2025

02:15 (00:15)Kyiv Under Attack

Ukrainian media is now predominantly focused on Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine, with reports of damage and injuries (Glavcom, TSN, UNIAN). This shifts focus from earlier reports on the resignation of Andriy Yermak following corruption raids, which is still mentioned by some outlets (Kyiv Post, Liga.net, Radio Svoboda, Ukrinform UA). Meanwhile, an ex-ambassador discusses Zelenskyy's upcoming meeting with Trump (Hromadske), and Syrskyi comments on the Kupyansk direction (Pravda).
05:28

06:01 (04:01)Kyiv Attacked, Casualties Mount

Ukrainian media is now largely focused on renewed Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv, reporting casualties including one fatality and eleven injured, among them a child (Glavcom, Pravda, Ukrinform UA). This shifts focus from earlier reports on the resignation and alleged front-line deployment of Andriy Yermak (UNIAN, Liga.net, Radio Svoboda), though Yermak's situation is still being discussed.
07:15
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08:08

08:20 (06:20)Kyiv Under Siege Again

Ukrainian media is predominantly focused on a new wave of Russian attacks on Kyiv and the surrounding region, resulting in at least two fatalities and multiple injuries, with power outages reported (Liga.net, Pravda, TSN, Ukrinform UA, UNIAN). This continues to be the main focus, with some outlets still reporting on Russian military losses (Glavcom) and the political situation in Russia (Radio Svoboda).
09:04
09:39

11:02 (09:02)Kyiv Under Assault

Ukrainian media continues to be overwhelmingly focused on the recent extensive Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv and other regions, reporting increased casualties, power outages, and destruction (Glavcom, Kyiv Post, Pravda, TSN, Ukrinform UA, UNIAN). Meanwhile, a Ukrainian delegation is reportedly in the US for "peace plan" discussions (Liga.net). The resignation of Yermak is also noted (Radio Svoboda).
11:12
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14:21

14:44 (12:44)Ukraine Strikes Black Sea Tankers, Defense Plan Changes

Ukrainian media continues to focus on recent military actions, with reports of SBU drones striking Russian "shadow fleet" oil tankers in the Black Sea (Kyiv Post, Liga.net). Simultaneously, there's discussion about changes to Ukraine's defense plan (Glavcom) and the appointment of a new delegation for peace negotiations, led by Umerov, for upcoming talks in the US (TSN, UNIAN).
16:12
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20:07 (18:07)Zelenskyy's Plan for War's End

Ukrainian media is focused on President Zelenskyy's statements regarding steps to end the war, with discussions on the US position in negotiations (Glavcom, TSN). Simultaneously, reports highlight Ukraine's expanding defense exports, surpassing domestic demand (Kyiv Post). Military intelligence also reports finding Russian special communication terminals beyond the front lines (Liga.net).
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