I'm Domnichols and this is Ukraine the latest.

Today, as Moldova resists alleged Russian meddling in the weekend's presidential vote,

we hear how Moscow may be attaching thermobaric warheads to its shehead drones.

Bravery takes you through the most unimaginable hardships to finally reward you with victory.

The first duty of my government is security and defense to make clear our unshakable

support of NATO and with our allies towards Ukraine.

Nobody's going to break us.

We're strong.

We're Ukraine is.

It's Monday, the 4th of November, two years and 260 days since the full-scale invasion began.

And today, I'm joined by senior foreign correspondent Roland Oliphant.

I began with the latest news from the battlefield. Now, the weekend was characterized by waves of

Russian drone attacks. Most were shot down. Many of the rest were brought down by electronic warfare. Some returned to

Belarus and Russia, but some, and the numbers I'm talking about, that means many, did get

through leading to casualties across the whole country, but essentially mainly from an arc

from the north, in, say, to Sumi Oblasts, around through the east, from Harcive and Donets, down to the south.

And Zaporizian hares on.

Now, I'll give you some kind of idea of the scale of this constant bombardment.

Let's take a snapshot on the drones.

So drones fired by Russia at Ukraine.

Last night, 80, Saturday night, 96, Friday night, 71. So that's 247 drones,

Shahid and others, mainly Shahid, but 247 drones launched by Russia at Ukraine since our last

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