Ukrainian forces regain control over Novyi Komar village, Donetsk Oblast  

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**Ukrainian Forces Regain Control of **

Ukrainian troops have driven out of the village of Novyi Komar in Donetsk Oblast. The village, which had a pre-war population of less than 500 people, is located about 50 kilometers west of the Russian-occupied town of Vuhledar.

According to Nazar Voloshyn, for the of forces, “The enemy was driven out of there. The village of Novyi Komar is under the control of the (Ukrainian) Defense Forces.”

**Russian Losses and Ukraine’s Counteroffensive**

This comes as Ukrainian have raised concerns about a possible new Russian push in Zaporizhzhia Oblast in the south, just as Russian forces continue to advance in the east. Russia captured 234.79 square kilometers in one week in mid-November, which is the highest number in 2024.

**International Reactions and Developments**

The European Union is prepared to compensate if the U.S. withdraws from a $50 billion multilateral loan agreement for Ukraine, according to Polish Deputy Finance Minister Pawel Karbownik.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha strongly opposed any agreements resembling past Yalta or Minsk deals that could legitimize Russian aggression at the OSCE Ministerial Council meeting in on Dec. 5.

** and Military Developments**

A powerful cyberattack disrupted Gazprombank’s online and mobile banking services, described as a powerful distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) assault.

Ukraine’s Air Force intercepted 30 of 44 Russian drones launched overnight, while Russia fired two -M ballistic missiles during the assault, the Air Force reported.

**Other Developments**

Hungary has requested the United States to provide the country with a sanctions waiver to continue payments for Russian imports through Gazprombank.

Romanian declassified evidence of what they described as a “highly organized” social media campaign backed by a “state actor” to boost pro-Russian presidential candidate Calin Georgescu in a recent vote.

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