Republican Donald Trump and Democrat and current US Vice President Kamala Harris are competing for the presidency of the United States; The first battles took place with North Korean soldiers. Athletistic highlights yesterday’s key events.
The elections for the 47th President were held in the United States of America
On this day, Americans elected not only the president and vice president, but also 33 senators, the entire House of Representatives, as well as the governors of 11 states and two territories. The primary race for the presidency is between Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. According to exit polls, 44% of voters have a positive view of Donald Trump, 48% – of Kamala Harris.
The final outcome of the race will be determined by the seven swing states where either Harris or Trump can win.
The votes from the polling stations will be counted before the winner is announced. Below are the votes of early voting participants. The inauguration of the president will take place on January 20, 2025.
Ukrainian troops have already conducted their first military clash with the North Korean military
Defense Minister Rustem Umerov on Tuesday confirmed that the Ukrainian military had engaged North Korean troops for the first time since Pyongyang sent its forces to aid Russia. According to him, this battle can be said to be the official beginning of North Korea’s participation in the war against Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that the first battles with North Korean soldiers open a new page of instability in the world and noted that opposition to the appearance of North Korean soldiers in the Russian Federation should be strong .
The enemy shot unarmed soldiers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the direction of Pokrovsky
The prosecutor’s office began an investigation into the shooting by Russians of six captured soldiers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the direction of Pokrovsky. So, on October 23, 2024, during the attack on Selidovo, the Russian military captured three Ukrainian soldiers. After some time, the invaders shot the unarmed prisoners of war. On November 1, during the attack on the fortresses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the same direction as Pokrovsky, three more prisoners of war, representatives of the Russian army, were killed with automatic weapons.
The Russians hit Zaporozhye
Russian aggressors attacked Zaporozhye. The target is a city infrastructure facility. Russian attack on Zaporozhye kills six people. Twenty-three other people were injured. A fire erupted at the impact site.
At Ochakovo, the Russians wounded a child and a woman
Russian troops fired artillery in Ochakov, Nikolaev region, wounding a woman and a 13-year-old girl. Because of the cannon, a fire broke out in a residential building which was immediately extinguished.
Moldova will make changes to the country’s constitution
A separate article dedicated to European integration will be added to the constitution. Its first point would state that further accession to the EU treaties would be approved by organic law. Organic laws are adopted by the parliament by a majority of elected representatives. The decision of the Constitutional Court is not subject to appeal.
The Kremlin said Sandu cannot be considered president of Moldova
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Moldovan President Maia Sandu cannot be considered the head of the country, as the majority of the population allegedly did not vote for her. He also said that the residents of Transnistria “are not inclined to support in any way” the current leadership of Moldova.
Former officials from the Yanukovych era received sentences
The ex-National Deputy of Ukraine of the VI convocation from the Party of Regions and the former head of the public security police and deputy commander of the Kyiv Berkut was sentenced to five years in prison. Security guards are also stripped of the special rank of “police colonel.” The court found that the defendants were guilty of abuse of power and official authority, accompanied by violence, incitement of national hatred, hatred and humiliation of national honor and dignity.
People’s Deputy Alexander Kunitsky went on a business trip abroad and has not yet returned
The People’s Deputy from the People’s Servant Alexander Kunitsky is likely to flee to Ukraine. It is said that the deputy had a business trip abroad and did not return on time. It is not yet known how long he has been abroad, but according to a message on the website of the Verkhovna Rada in the Voting of Deputies section, Kunitsky was absent from voting in October.
The heating season has begun in all regions of Ukraine, except for the Kherson region.
Currently, 83% of all boiler houses operating in Ukraine provide heat supply. Heat is provided in up to 70% of residential buildings, as well as in more than 80% of schools, hospitals and kindergartens. In the Kherson region, the heating has not yet been turned on because of the relatively hot weather.
Spain will allocate 10.6 billion euros as part of the first aid package due to the floods
The Spanish government, at a meeting of the Council of Ministers, approved an important first package of measures aimed at helping households, as well as companies, individual entrepreneurs and local institutions affected by the flood. The total amount of investment of all these first steps taken will exceed 10.6 billion euros. Among other things, compensation is provided for those who lose their vehicle due to an accident. In addition, assistance will be provided to small and medium-sized businesses, and they will also provide up to 60 thousand euros for home repairs.
Armenia will replace cognac
Armenian cognac producers will abandon labeling their drinks as “cognac,” which is protected by a geographical indication trademark in the European Union, and switch to the name “Armenian brandy.”
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