In Lviv, authorities are investigating reports of a fake nuclear alert and sirens

On November 1, users in Lviv received fake notifications about a nuclear threat, street fighting, and the "Orekh" rocket. Residents of Lviv are advised to verify information about air alerts through alternative channels, as the application is not working.

In Lviv, they are also discussing the importance of the location of the railway station, so that the city does not become just a stop between Warsaw and Kyiv. Filip Suchewych, a Belgian-born engineer of Ukrainian origin, emphasizes that this depends on the future of the city, as Europe is building a new railway network.

The United States is proposing to resume the transit of Russian gas through Ukraine, but the European Union is rejecting this idea. A conflict has escalated in Petrovka Borshchivka near the building of the National Guard, and Kirill Budanov arrived at the scene, while the Office of the Military Ombudsman has launched an investigation into the incident.

As a result of the attack in Lviv, 42 windows and 13 houses were damaged. Residents are being provided with instructions on how to receive compensation from the city. Demolition of one of the oldest stone buildings in Kyiv is continuing on Podil, with the removal of ancient bricks, despite the building's protected status. In Lviv, a former restaurant near the train station was purchased for 41 million hryvnias. Thousands of children in Lviv have fallen ill, and vaccines are still not available in pharmacies. A memorial evening for Maria Hel will be held in Lviv, where letters that preserve the history of love and struggle through years of persecution will be read. According to the General Staff, there were 191 combat clashes since the beginning of the day, with 19 and 12 taking place on the Konstantynivka and Pokrovsk directions.