Attacks in Kiev and global tension dominate the news.

Large-scale attacks hit Kiev.

In the early morning of November 15, 2025, the Ukrainian capital was the target of one of the largest attacks since the beginning of the war. According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, approximately 430 drones and 18 missiles, including ballistic and aeroballistic missiles, were launched by Russian forces against the city.

The attacks caused fires in residential buildings in several districts, leaving at least six dead and about 30 injured, including two children and a pregnant woman. Zelensky described the attack as deliberate, with the aim of causing maximum damage to civilian infrastructure and the population.

Russian advance in southern Ukraine

Meanwhile, Russian forces continue to advance in the south of the country. Reports indicate that Ukrainian troops are withdrawing from several villages in the Zaporizhia region after intense fighting. This scenario reinforces international concern about the escalation of the conflict and the possibility of further civilian displacement.

Presidential elections in Chile

In Chile, the electoral contest between communist activist Yanet Hara and far-right candidate José Antonio Caz dominates the political scene. The elections take place after four years of government by President Gabriel Boric, whose left-wing coalition faces criticism and wear and tear. The campaign has been marked by debates on insecurity and migration, central issues for voters.

US-China trade agreement

In London, the United States and China announced an agreement on a "comprehensive framework" for trade negotiations. The understanding seeks to stabilize economic relations between the two powers, especially regarding trade in rare earth elements, essential for the high-tech industry. The US Treasury Secretary stated that the agreement should be finalized by Thanksgiving.

Other international highlights

• Large-scale police operation in the Israel Complex, focusing on security activities.
• Activist Greta Thunberg reports being "kidnapped" in international waters by Israeli forces.
• Climate March at COP30 reinforces call for environmental protection and action against climate change.

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