“The UN Security Council will meet today due to Russia’s latest attacks on Ukraine November 27, 13:33 Share: UN Security Council (Photo: REUTERS/Carlo Allegri) On Wednesday, November 27, the UN Security Council will meet due to the latest attacks by Russia’s aggressor country on Ukraine. This was announced by the representative of Ukraine at the UN Serhii Kyslytsia on X (Twitter). The meeting will take place at 5:00 p.m. Kyiv time. Kyslytsia noted that it was convened in response to an appeal”, — write on: ua.news
UN Security Council (Photo: REUTERS/Carlo Allegri)
On Wednesday, November 27, the UN Security Council will hold a meeting due to the latest attacks by Russia’s aggressor country on Ukraine.
This was reported by the representative of Ukraine at the UN Serhii Kyslytsia in X (Twitter).
The meeting will take place at 17:00 Kyiv time.
Kyslytsia noted that it was convened in response to Ukraine’s appeal in connection with Russia’s long-term shelling of critical infrastructure.
On the night of November 26, Russian troops launched a record number of drones over Ukraine, namely 188 drones. Anti-aircraft defense shot down 76 UAVs, another 96 drones were lost in location.
On the night of November 27, the Ukrainian military destroyed 36 of the 89 drones used by Russia to attack Ukraine.
A strike on Ukraine with a Rubezh, Oreshnyk or Kedr missile – what is known
The Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that on the morning of November 21, Russia launched an intercontinental ballistic missile over Ukraine from the Astrakhan region, it was flying towards the Dnipro.
Ukrainian Pravda, citing its sources, wrote that the occupiers probably used the RS-26 Rubezh intercontinental ballistic missile for the first time.
Western officials did not confirm the information about the intercontinental missile to the media and said that it was probably an experimental medium-range ballistic missile. An unnamed U.S. official told CNN that Russia has only a few such missiles and that Ukraine has been hit by missiles with more powerful warheads.
On the same day, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced in an address that Russian troops attacked the Dnipro with the latest Oreshnyk medium-range system, about which there was no information before.
Subsequently, specialists of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense stated that the strike on November 21 could have been carried out “ballistic missile from the Kedr missile complex”. According to GUR, its tests took place in October 2023 and June 2024.
BILD expert on open data analysis Julian Röpke said that Russia struck the Dnipro on November 21 with a modification of the RS-26 Rubezh missile, which did not have a warhead.