Institute for the Study of War experts claim that Moscow is deliberately intensifying daytime aggression to force Ukraine into capitulation while simultaneously dividing European countries.
Emergency power cuts were introduced on the right bank of the capital and in Obukhiv, Fastiv and Bucha districts of Kyiv Oblast due to damage to energy infrastructure from Russia's overnight attack.
On 30 October, enemy UAVs hit a shopping centre in the Kyivskyi district of Kharkiv, causing a fire.
US officials, including Elbridge Colby, urged European leaders to soften their rhetoric on the threat from Russia, citing concerns for the continent's security.
Head of Kharkiv Oblast Military Administration Oleksiy Synehubov reported on the consequences of enemy attacks on the city and 13 settlements in the region over the past 24 hours.
Novokuybyshevsk Refinery, which processes millions of tonnes of crude annually, continues to burn after a drone attack.
Former Deputy Minister Georgy Tuka drew attention to potential testimony by Artem Shilo regarding the blackmail of the betting company.
Head of the Lviv Regional Military Administration Maksym Kozitsky stated that the regional council's decision to designate 2027 as the Year of the UPA and Roman Shukhevych has not yet entered into force due to the lack of a signature from the acting head of…
A hacker group called "Department of Peace" has made a database containing personal information of over 41,000 employees of the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) publicly available. This information includes staff from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other departments of the ministry.
According to CNBC, the database was published late on the evening of 28 October on the website Distributed Denial of Secrets, a non-profit organisation specialising in publishing leaks. The leak lists employees' names, their positions, departments, contact details (phone numbers and email addresses), as well as data on their direct supervisors. Access to the database is provided through a search tool.
The data breach affected employees of the following structures:
The perpetrators claim they gained access to the information through the single sign-on service Okta, which is used by the ministry. However, representatives of Okta denied any security breach, stating that their systems are secure and there is no evidence of a hack.
The US Department of Homeland Security confirmed to The Washington Post that they are aware of a possible leak and are currently actively working to mitigate the consequences of the incident.
The hackers explained their action as a reaction to a statement by the ministry's head, Markwayne Mullin. On 17 July, he allegedly promised that ICE would "increase pressure on the streets", which entails an increase in the number of migrant arrests and road checks.
During President Donald Trump's second term, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has significantly intensified arrests and deportations. This policy has sparked a wave of criticism, as agents have been repeatedly filmed using force against people.
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