Civilians are being evacuated from threatened areas in Ukraine's Kherson region as a ceasefire nears expiry.

Reports indicate that Kyiv's official 'Alert' app has been hacked, leading to false radiation/chemical threat alerts and widespread siren activations.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Health warns of potential outbreaks of infectious diseases like cholera and hepatitis A if prolonged water supply and sewage disruptions continue in Kyiv.

Kyiv residents are experiencing significant power outages, with schedules not being followed, leading to complaints against power companies.

Zelensky claims Russia suffered over 54,000 casualties in October, the highest monthly figure, and compares Russian casualties to US casualties in Iraq.

Reports highlight issues with military mobilization, including a soldier with HIV and syphilis unable to get treatment, and alleged preferential treatment for Zelensky's friend.

The New York Times reports that Ukrainian forces are using underground gas pipelines near Kupyansk for troop movement and special operations, considering new tunnel networks.

Reports from Russian-affiliated sources detail Russian military losses and fundraising efforts for equipment for UAV operators.

Reporting on the successful evacuation of civilians from Oleshky and surrounding areas during a localized ceasefire.

Allegations that Russian military personnel confiscated food intended for evacuated residents.

Warning about the risk of infectious diseases like cholera and hepatitis due to prolonged water supply disruptions.