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Situation Update (UTC)

Key reported developments

  • Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia Oblast: Russian aerial-bomb strike on civilian settlement reported to have killed 18 (later revised to 17) and injured 5, with 27 missing; DSNS footage shows catastrophic structural destruction (17:03:27–17:12:09 UTC): President Zelensky's official statement and Zaporizhzhia OVA head Semikin report multiple guided aerial bombs (KAB) struck the settlement "since morning." Zelensky claims the first strike hit a school used for weekly humanitarian-aid distribution, followed by a repeat volley of nine bombs on a shelter where people were gathered. Semikin's later post (17:05:23 UTC) revises figures to 17 killed (including a police officer and two DSNS rescuers), 5 wounded, and 27 missing, and attributes the weapon to "at least nine FAB-3000 guided aerial bombs." DSNS-watermarked video shows a large crater, twisted rebar, collapsed concrete slabs, and active search-and-rescue. The 18 vs. 17 discrepancy and the FAB-3000 identification are single-source official claims not independently corroborated by visible munition fragments. (Zelenskiy/Official; Михайло Семікін - Запорізька ОВА; РБК-Україна; Оперативний ЗСУ; STERNENKO; confidence MEDIUM-HIGH for the strike event and scale of destruction; LOW for the specific FAB-3000 type, bomb count, and "double-tap on shelter" narrative; MEDIUM for preliminary casualty figures.)

  • Kyiv energy generation reported halted: pro-Russian channel Поддубный claims all three city TEPs (TEC-5, TEC-6, Darnytska) stopped producing electricity after Russian strikes (17:07:01 UTC): The post states supply is now possible only via inter-regional transfers through substations also reportedly under attack. No Ukrainian official source (KMVA, DTEK, Ukrenergo) confirms or denies a complete shutdown of Kyiv's own generation in this batch. (Поддубный |Z|О|V| edition; confidence LOW; single pro-Russian source, no corroboration.)

  • Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, Kyiv Oblast: nighttime confrontation at a residential building involving National Guard servicemen; NGU Commander Pivnenko addresses crowd, reports four hospitalized (16:57:50–17:14:24 UTC): RBC-Ukraine, STERNENKO, and ASTRA document Pivnenko speaking to a gathered crowd outside a brick building. Competing accounts: private ambulance reported 25–30 people inside and four in severe condition; Kyiv Oblast Police denied a hostage situation, stating the call concerned one individual (possibly a SOCh deserter) and that no deaths or injuries occurred officially. Social-media claims of ~40 hostages were not substantiated. The incident's underlying cause (mobilization dispute, garrison conflict, or criminal matter) remains unresolved. (РБК-Україна; STERNENKO; ASTRA; confidence MEDIUM for the scene and Pivnenko's presence; LOW for the casualty/hostage numbers given irreconcilable accounts.)

  • Zatoka bridge, Odesa Oblast: pro-Russian channels repeat unverified "18 missiles/bombs" claim; Поддубный adds "series of explosions heard" but no visual damage evidence (16:48:08–16:55:01 UTC): Операция Z relays "Военкоры Русской Весны" with the same photo showing the bridge intact, accompanied by an OSINT analysis explicitly rating the claim LOW reliability. Поддубный (16:55:01 UTC) reports audible explosions near the bridge but provides no imagery, damage assessment, or official confirmation. The previous SITREP's finding (bridge undamaged in source's own photo) stands. (Операция Z; Поддубный; confidence LOW for any confirmed strike; HIGH for the bridge being visually intact in the attached photo.)

  • Ukrainian Air Force issues five additional jet-UAV alerts (16:52:39–17:06:41 UTC): Tracks: toward Tomashpil, Vinnytsia Oblast (16:52:39); UAV from Sumy toward Poltava Oblast (16:59:34); toward Poznyaky district, Kyiv city (17:00:52); toward Murovani Kyrylivtsi, Vinnytsia Oblast (17:02:38); from Cherkasy toward Piryatyn, Poltava Oblast (17:06:41). No impact, interception, or damage outcome supplied for any alert. (Повітряні Сили ЗС України; confidence HIGH for alert issuance; LOW for materialisation.)

  • Ukrainian FPV drone strike compilation by "Phoenix" border unit: two vehicle hits on unpaved roads (16:56:01–02 UTC): БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС publishes footage watermarked "ФЕНІКС" showing two FPV approaches and explosions on a light vehicle and a larger truck/APC in flat steppe terrain. HUD reads "BLINK 10." Location, date, and target nationality are not geolocated or independently confirmed. (БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС; confidence MEDIUM for the footage as unit-produced; LOW for kill count and location.)

  • Russian FPV drone strike on a concealed soldier: "Archangel of Special Forces" publishes targeting and impact footage (17:02:12–13 UTC): Video shows a drone approaching a soldier crouching in roadside vegetation with a digital crosshair, ending in an explosion. Terrain (open steppe, dirt road, utility poles) is consistent with a southern/eastern frontline but is not geolocated. Target nationality is assumed by the publishing channel. (АРХАНГЕЛ СПЕЦНАЗА; confidence HIGH for the footage as unit-produced combat content; LOW for geolocation and target identification.)

  • St. Petersburg contract-signing payment reduced to 400,000 rubles, down from 3.2 million within one month (16:51:04 UTC): МОБИЛИЗАЦИЯ channel, citing "Fontanka" and district information points, reports the second reduction in November. Mari El and Moscow Oblast reportedly made similar cuts. This is a domestic Russian fiscal/mobilization-policy development relayed by an opposition-leaning channel. (МОБИЛИЗАЦИЯ; confidence MEDIUM as a relayed news item; not directly a battlefield event.)

Reported situation by area

Zaporizhzhia Oblast / Komyshuvakha:

  • New: Russian guided aerial-bomb strike on the settlement reported by Zelensky (17:03:27 UTC) and Zaporizhzhia OVA head Semikin (17:04:23, 17:05:23 UTC). Multiple official sources relay the event: RBC-Ukraine (17:05:26), Оперативний ЗСУ (17:11:51), STERNENKO (17:12:08). DSNS-watermarked video shows a large crater, collapsed concrete structure, twisted rebar, and active rescue. Zelensky's account: 18 killed, 5 injured, school hit, then nine bombs on a shelter. Semikin's revised account: 17 killed (incl. police officer, two DSNS rescuers), 5 injured, 27 missing, "at least nine FAB-3000." The building's identification as a school and the humanitarian-aid context are official assertions not visually confirmed. No Russian MoD acknowledgment in this batch. (Confidence MEDIUM-HIGH for the strike and destruction scale; LOW for FAB-3000 type and exact bomb count; MEDIUM for preliminary casualties.)
  • Carried forward (prior baseline): Air Force alert toward Zaporizhzhia city from south (16:25:29 UTC, prior batch); Rybar's Omelnyk clearing claim (16:29 UTC, prior batch).

Odesa Oblast / Zatoka:

  • New: Операция Z (16:48:08–09 UTC) relays the "18 missiles/bombs" claim with the same intact-bridge photo and an OSINT analysis rating it LOW. Поддубный (16:55:01 UTC) adds "series of explosions" heard near the bridge but provides no imagery or damage confirmation. No Ukrainian official source reports a strike. (Confidence LOW for any confirmed strike; HIGH for the bridge being visually undamaged in the photo.)

Kyiv / Kyiv Oblast:

  • New: Air Force jet-UAV alert toward Poznyaky, Kyiv city (17:00:52 UTC). No impact reported.
  • New: Поддубный (17:07:01 UTC) claims all Kyiv TEPs ceased generation. Unconfirmed by Ukrainian authorities in this batch.
  • New: Petropavlivska Borshchahivka incident (16:57:50–17:14:24 UTC): NGU Commander Pivnenko addresses crowd; four hospitalized per his statement; police deny hostage situation; competing numbers (1 vs. 25–30 vs. ~40 people in building). Underlying cause unresolved.
  • Carried forward (prior baseline): KMVA air-defense announcement (16:38:45 UTC, prior batch); Air Force alerts toward Kalynivka/Vasylkiv and Obukhiv/Myronivka/Rzhishchiv/Boryspil (prior batch); DTEK scheduled blackout graphs.

Kharkiv Oblast / Slatino:

  • New: Дом Осинтеров (17:08:34–35 UTC) claims destruction of a Ukrainian UAV launch point in Slatino (coordinates 50.21872, 36.15352). Attached image is a satellite/aerial photo with a red circle on an intact building; no strike footage, damage, or before/after comparison is provided. Timestamps reference a video not included. (Confidence LOW; claim unsubstantiated by attached media.)
  • Carried forward (prior baseline): Syniehubov's strike reports on Izium, Chuhuiv, Malodanylivska, Pechenizka hromadas and Kyiv district of Kharkiv city (16:34 UTC, prior batch).

Vinnytsia Oblast:

  • New: Air Force alerts: jet UAV toward Tomashpil (16:52:39 UTC); jet UAV toward Murovani Kyrylivtsi (17:02:38 UTC). No impacts reported.

Poltava Oblast:

  • New: Air Force alerts: UAV from Sumy toward Poltava (16:59:34 UTC); jet UAV from Cherkasy toward Piryatyn (17:06:41 UTC). No impacts reported.

Dnipropetrovsk Oblast:

  • New: Hanja (17:01:57–58 UTC) publishes a PR video of Bohdanivka community (Pavlohrad district) winter energy-resilience preparations: Matur MR40 diesel generators, coal stockpiles, KALVIS boiler rooms. The community reportedly avoided prolonged outages during the regional blackout. Operational claims ("15 days at minimal load") are self-reported. (Confidence MEDIUM-HIGH for visible assets; LOW for the 15-day runtime and blackout-avoidance comparison.)
  • Carried forward (prior baseline): OVA report of 1 killed, 3 injured, >40 attacks across Nikopol, Kryvyi Rih, Synelnykove districts (16:30 UTC, prior batch); Операция Z Prydniprovska TES claim (16:19 UTC, prior batch).

Sumy Oblast:

  • Carried forward (prior baseline): DSNS report of Mykolaivka community strike (1 killed, 1 injured, 5 houses damaged; 16:31 UTC, prior batch). No new evidence in this batch.

Russian territory / St. Petersburg:

  • New: Contract-signing regional payment reduced to 400,000 rubles (16:51:04 UTC). Domestic mobilization-fiscal development.

Poland / Kaliningrad border:

  • New: SOTA (17:09:07 UTC) reports the 4th Warmia-Masuria Territorial Defense Brigade will be reorganized as a border-defense brigade by end of 2026, tasked with monitoring the Kaliningrad Oblast border and supporting the "Eastern Shield" infrastructure program. This is a Polish domestic military-organization development relayed by a Russian opposition channel. (Confidence MEDIUM as a relayed news item.)

Reported strikes and air-defense activity

  • Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia Oblast (17:03–17:12 UTC, Zelensky / Zaporizhzhia OVA / DSNS / multiple relays): Russian guided aerial bombs (KAB) struck the settlement. Zelensky: first strike on a school, then nine bombs on a shelter; 18 dead, 5 injured. Semikin: "at least nine FAB-3000"; 17 dead, 5 injured, 27 missing. DSNS video shows a large crater, collapsed reinforced-concrete structure, and active search-and-rescue. No Russian MoD confirmation in this batch. (Confidence MEDIUM-HIGH for the strike; LOW for FAB-3000 identification and exact bomb count; MEDIUM for preliminary casualties.)

  • Zatoka bridge, Odesa Oblast (16:48–16:55 UTC, Операция Z / Поддубный): Claimed 18 missiles/bombs. Attached photo shows bridge intact. OSINT analysis in the relay explicitly rates the claim LOW. Поддубный adds "explosions heard" but no visual evidence. No Ukrainian official confirmation. (Confidence LOW.)

  • Slatino, Kharkiv Oblast (17:08 UTC, Дом Осинтеров): Claimed destruction of a UAV launch point. Only a satellite image with a red circle is attached; no damage visible. Referenced video not included. (Confidence LOW.)

  • Air Force jet-UAV alerts (16:52–17:06 UTC, Повітряні Сили ЗС України): Five new alerts: Tomashpil (Vinnytsia), Sumy→Poltava, Poznyaky (Kyiv), Murovani Kyrylivtsi (Vinnytsia), Cherkasy→Piryatyn (Poltava). No impacts, interceptions, or damage outcomes supplied. (Confidence HIGH for issuance; LOW for materialisation.)

  • Ukrainian FPV strikes, location unspecified (16:56 UTC, БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС / Phoenix border unit): Two vehicle hits in flat steppe terrain. No geolocation. (Confidence MEDIUM for footage; LOW for location and outcome.)

  • Russian FPV strike, location unspecified (17:02 UTC, АРХАНГЕЛ СПЕЦНАЗА): Targeting and explosion on a soldier in roadside vegetation. No geolocation. (Confidence HIGH for footage authenticity as unit content; LOW for location.)

Reported Russian activity

  • Komyshuvakha strike: Attributed by Ukrainian officials to Russian aerial-bomb (KAB) sorties. No Russian MoD acknowledgment, unit attribution, or sortie data in this batch. (Confidence MEDIUM-HIGH for the event; LOW for specific unit or aircraft type.)
  • Zatoka bridge claim: Операция Z and Поддубный assert a Russian strike campaign aimed at severing southwestern Odesa logistics. Поддubный frames the objective as "undermining logistics stability" rather than total destruction. No damage evidence. (Confidence LOW.)
  • Slatino, Kharkiv: Дом Осинтеров claims a strike on a Ukrainian UAV launch point. No visible damage. (Confidence LOW.)
  • FPV anti-personnel strike: АРХАНГЕЛ СПЕЦНАЗА publishes footage of a drone strike on a concealed soldier, with instructional captioning. (Confidence HIGH for the footage; LOW for geolocation.)
  • Domestic mobilization fiscal policy: St. Petersburg contract payment cut to 400K rubles (second reduction in November); Mari El and Moscow Oblast reportedly made similar cuts. (МОБИЛИЗАЦИЯ, 16:51 UTC; confidence MEDIUM as relayed news.)
  • Historical propaganda: Kotsnews (16:59 UTC) publishes a patriotic "Evening Bell" post on Peter I's 1721 proclamation of the Russian Empire, drawing implicit parallels to contemporary state-building narratives. No operational content. (Confidence N/A as event; MEDIUM as propaganda-theme indicator.)

Reported Ukrainian activity

  • Air Force alerts: Five new jet-UAV warnings across Vinnytsia, Kyiv, Poltava, and Sumy→Poltava corridors. (16:52–17:06 UTC; confidence HIGH for issuance.)
  • DSNS / Zaporizhzhia OVA response to Komyshuvakha: Official watermarked video and statements from Semikin and Zelensky; search-and-rescue operation ongoing. (17:03–17:12 UTC; confidence HIGH for the response.)
  • NGU Commander Pivnenko at Petropavlivska Borshchahivka: Addresses crowd, reports four hospitalized, identifies remaining men as NGU SZCh servicemen. (16:57–17:03 UTC; confidence MEDIUM for the scene; LOW for underlying incident details.)
  • Dnipropetrovsk OVA / Hanja: Publishes winter energy-resilience PR video for Bohdanivka community (Pavlohrad district): generators, coal, boiler backup. (17:01 UTC; confidence MEDIUM-HIGH for visible assets.)
  • Phoenix border unit FPV compilation: БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС relays two vehicle-strike clips. (16:56 UTC; confidence MEDIUM for footage; LOW for location and kill count.)
  • Оперативний ЗСУ / STERNENKO / RBC-Ukraine: Relay Zelensky's Komyshuvakha statement with DSNS footage. (17:05–17:12 UTC; confidence HIGH for the relay; MEDIUM for the underlying event.)

Civilian and infrastructure impact

  • Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia Oblast (17:03–17:12 UTC, Zelensky / Semikin / DSNS): Preliminary official reports of 17–18 civilians killed (including a police officer and two DSNS rescuers per Semikin), 5 injured, and 27 missing. A school (per Zelensky) or "center of life-support" (per Semikin) was struck. DSNS video shows total structural collapse, a large crater, and ongoing body-recovery. The humanitarian-aid distribution context is an official assertion not independently verified. No Russian confirmation. (Confidence MEDIUM-HIGH for the event and destruction; MEDIUM for preliminary casualties; LOW for the humanitarian-aid context and FAB-3000 type.)
  • Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, Kyiv Oblast (16:57–17:14 UTC, RBC / STERNENKO / ASTRA / Pivnenko): Four men reportedly hospitalized (per Pivnenko). A private ambulance was initially denied access. Police deny a hostage situation; social-media claims of ~40 held were not substantiated. The nature of the incident (mobilization dispute, garrison conflict, or criminal matter) is unresolved. No confirmed deaths per police. (Confidence MEDIUM for the scene; LOW for casualty numbers given conflicting accounts.)
  • Kyiv energy (17:07 UTC, Поддубный): Claim that all three city TEPs ceased generation. No Ukrainian confirmation. If true, supply depends entirely on inter-regional transfers. (Confidence LOW.)
  • Bohdanivka, Pavlohrad district, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (17:01 UTC, Hanja): Community reportedly avoided prolonged blackout via generators and coal reserves. Social institutions (schools, kindergartens, hospitals) have backup power. (Confidence MEDIUM-HIGH for visible assets; LOW for the comparative blackout-avoidance claim.)
  • Zatoka bridge, Odesa Oblast: No confirmed damage. Bridge shown intact in the source's own photo. (Confidence HIGH for the photo; LOW for any strike.)
  • Carried forward (prior baseline): Mykolaivka community, Sumy Oblast (1 killed, 1 injured, 5 houses damaged; 16:31 UTC, prior batch). Dnipropetrovsk OVA (1 killed, 3 injured incl. children; 16:30 UTC, prior batch). Kharkiv Oblast strikes on multiple hromadas (16:34 UTC, prior batch).

Information environment and disputed claims

  • Komyshuvakha: 18 vs. 17 killed; school vs. "center of life-support"; FAB-3000 vs. unspecified KAB: Zelensky's initial statement (17:03 UTC) says 18 dead and identifies a school. Semikin's post (17:05 UTC) says 17 dead, 27 missing, and names FAB-3000. The discrepancy may reflect evolving information during the rescue operation. The FAB-3000 (3,000 kg) claim is unusual; FAB-500/1500 are more commonly reported. No munition fragment or aircraft is visible in the DSNS footage. Multiple Ukrainian channels (RBC, Оперативний ZSU, STERNENKO) relay the same Zelensky text, providing repetition but not independent corroboration. (Confidence LOW for FAB-3000; MEDIUM for the strike event; preliminary casualty figures may shift.)

  • Zatoka bridge: photo contradicts text (repeated): Операция Z's OSINT analysis within its own relay (16:48:09 UTC) explicitly identifies the image-text mismatch and rates the claim LOW. Поддубный's "explosions heard" (16:55 UTC) adds sensory but not visual evidence. The claim persists across multiple pro-Russian channels without independent corroboration. (Confidence LOW; self-described as unverified.)

  • Petropavlivska Borshchahivka: irreconcilable accounts: Police deny hostage-taking and report one SOCh individual; a private medic reports 25–30 people and four in severe condition; social media claimed ~40. Pivnenko reports four hospitalized. The underlying event—whether a mobilization enforcement action, a garrison dispute, or a criminal matter—remains unresolved. Fighterbomber (17:05 UTC) exploits the incident for a propaganda narrative alleging systematic torture-for-mobilization, using dehumanizing language and calls for nuclear attack on civilians. (Confidence LOW for any single narrative; MEDIUM for the physical scene.)

  • Kyiv TEP shutdown (17:07 UTC, Поддубный): A single pro-Russian channel claims complete cessation of Kyiv's own electricity generation. No Ukrainian official source confirms or denies this in the supplied messages. The claim is consistent with the prior-day pattern of energy strikes but is not independently verified here. (Confidence LOW.)

  • Slatino "destruction" (17:08 UTC, Дом Осинтеров): Satellite image with a red circle on an undamaged building; referenced video not included. Typical milblog template for unsubstantiated strike claims. (Confidence LOW.)

  • ARХАНГЕЛ СПЕЦНАЗА FPV strike (17:02 UTC): The caption frames the killing of a concealed soldier as a tactical lesson ("sitting and standing is the worst defense"), using dehumanizing "hide-and-seek" language. Target nationality is assumed by the publisher. (Confidence HIGH for footage; LOW for target identification.)

  • St. Petersburg payment cut (16:51 UTC): A domestic Russian fiscal-policy item relayed by an opposition channel. Relevant to mobilization sustainability but not a battlefield event. (Confidence MEDIUM as relayed news.)

  • Kotsnews historical post (16:59 UTC): Patriotic "Evening Bell" commemoration of Peter I's 1721 imperial proclamation. No current-events content. Included for information-environment tracking of recurring propaganda formats. (Confidence N/A as event.)

Evidence limitations and unresolved questions

  • Komyshuvakha: The exact number of bombs, their type (FAB-3000 vs. FAB-500/1500), and the "double-tap on shelter" sequence are official assertions not verifiable from the DSNS footage. The building's prior function (school vs. other institutional structure) is not visually confirmable. The 27 missing persons and whether they are later confirmed dead or found alive will determine final casualty figures. No Russian MoD acknowledgment or sortie data is supplied. No independent geolocation of the exact building.
  • Kyiv TEP shutdown: No Ukrainian official (KMVA, DTEK, Ukrenergo) confirms or denies the claim. The prior-day SITREP noted DTEK's return to scheduled blackout graphs; whether generation capacity has changed since is unresolved.
  • Petropavlivska Borshchahivka: The number of people in the building (1 vs. 25–30 vs. ~40), the nature of the confrontation, and whether any injuries resulted from deliberate violence remain disputed. The injured man in the ГНАP-watermarked video is not linked to this incident by any visual or metadata evidence. No criminal-investigation status is supplied.
  • Zatoka bridge: Whether any strike occurred at any time is unknown. The source's own photo shows the bridge undamaged. "Explosions heard" by Поддубный is unverified sensory testimony. No post-strike imagery, Ukrainian official statement, or DSNS report is supplied.
  • Slatino, Kharkiv: The referenced video (timestamps 00:15, 01:05) is not included. The satellite image shows no damage. No before/after comparison exists.
  • Air Force alerts (five new): Tracks are confirmed. No impact, interception, or damage outcome is supplied for any alert. Whether any jet UAV reached its destination is unknown.
  • Phoenix FPV strikes: Location, date, and target nationality are not geolocated or independently confirmed. The "BLINK 10" designation is unexplained.
  • St. Petersburg payment reduction: The figure is relayed from "Fontanka" via an opposition channel. No official Russian government confirmation is supplied.
  • Poland border-defense reorganization: A domestic Polish military-organization development relayed by a Russian channel. No Polish MoD or RMF FM primary-source text is included.
  • Silence on other sectors: No new ground evidence for Luhansk, Donetsk (beyond prior-batch Kostiantynivka and Lyman), Kherson, Chernihiv, or western oblasts (beyond alerts) in this batch. Absence does not establish unchanged conditions.
  • Dempster-Shafer beliefs: The supplied structure assigns 22.0% to general uncertainty. The highest-weighted specific hypothesis is "Military Action: Airstrike by Russia on civilian infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia Oblast" (4.2%), consistent with the Komyshuvakha reporting. Composite hypotheses for Komyshuvakha variants (civilian infrastructure, humanitarian infrastructure, school) collectively account for ~12.5%. "Information Warfare: Propaganda Effort by Russia" (2.9%) and "Disinformation Campaign by Russia" (2.9%) reflect the Zatoka bridge and Petropavlivska Borshchahivka propaganda exploitation. "Missile Strike by Russia on energy infrastructure in Kyiv" (1.9%) and the Kyiv energy-disruption composite (1.4%) correspond to the Поддубный TEP claim. "Deployment of Territorial Defense Brigade by Poland to Kaliningrad Oblast border" (1.7%) and "Decrease in Financial Support from Russia to Military Contract Personnel" (1.6%) correspond to the SOTA and МОБИЛИЗАЦИЯ items. These are analytic support only and do not establish events.

Weather

Frontline weather per Open-Meteo as of 2026-11-02T17:15 UTC:

  • Kharkiv / Vovchansk: 9.4 °C, overcast (cloud 91%), wind 0.8 m/s, no precipitation.
  • Luhansk / Svatove: 10.3 °C, partly cloudy (cloud 85%), wind 0.9 m/s, no precipitation.
  • Donetsk / Pokrovsk: 8.1 °C, mainly clear (cloud 12%), wind 1.8 m/s, no precipitation.
  • Zaporizhzhia / Orikhiv: 9.0 °C, partly cloudy (cloud 76%), wind 1.3 m/s, no precipitation.
  • Kherson / Kherson: 8.8 °C, overcast (cloud 100%), wind 1.7 m/s, no precipitation.

Daily forecast (2 November): minimum 5.7–7.0 °C, maximum 11.3–12.4 °C; fog (code 45) expected at Vovchansk, Svatove, Pokrovsk, and Orikhiv; overcast at Kherson. Precipitation probability ≤10% across all points; wind maxima 1.4–3.1 m/s. No precipitation is forecast.