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Drone interference hampers Komyshuvakha rescue, Ukrainian police say

The Ukrainian bulletin also examines renewed fighting near Kherson and a corruption investigation involving fraudulent call centers.

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0:58Koshelenko reports Republican congressional losses and the responses from Trump, Vance and Democratic leaders.
5:40The anchor reports civilian casualties and damage from overnight Russian strikes across three Ukrainian regions.
7:44Tkachenko says people may remain beneath Komyshuvakha's rubble and Russian drones are disrupting rescue work.
9:29Mariash describes renewed Kherson-sector fighting and increasing use of unmanned vehicles for supplies.
14:34The bulletin links suspected call-center fraud and bribery to Operation Carthage and dismissals within the SBU.
17:18The closing report describes national hockey federations boycotting matches against Russia following a court ruling.

Rescuers searching the rubble in Komyshuvakha face another danger overhead: Russian drones, according to a regional police spokesperson featured in Ukraine's Факти ICTV (Fakty ICTV) bulletin.

The November 5 broadcast reports that an aerial bomb struck an underground school and humanitarian center in the town in Zaporizhzhia region, southeastern Ukraine. Police communications chief Hanna Tkachenko says 34 people could be beneath the debris, with their fate unknown at the time of her update. She describes persistent drone interference with search and recovery work.

The rescue report follows coverage of overnight Russian drone and air strikes across Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy and Donetsk regions, where the bulletin reports civilian casualties and damage.

From the Kherson sector in southern Ukraine, Oleh Mariash, a chief sergeant in the 102nd Territorial Defense Brigade, describes fighting resuming after a quieter period during a ceasefire. His live interview explains how drone activity complicates movement and supply. He says his unit is increasingly using drones and unmanned ground vehicles, including for ammunition deliveries. A separate battlefield update draws on assessments from the Institute for the Study of War and the Ukrainian mapping project DeepState.

The corruption investigation highlighted in the upload's title comes later, beginning around the fourteen-minute mark. The report describes NABU's Operation Carthage inquiry into fraudulent call centers and suspected bribery, alongside the dismissal of implicated officials from the SBU, Ukraine's internal security service. NABU is the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, which investigates corruption and passes findings to specialized prosecutors.

The broadcast opens in Washington, where correspondent Olha Koshelenko reports Democratic victories in both chambers of Congress and reactions from President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Democratic leaders. It closes with a report that several national hockey federations are boycotting games against Russia after a court ruling cleared its return to international competition.

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