The Public Health Centre reported cases of iatrogenic botulism in Poltava, Kharkiv and Khmelnytskyi regions. Experts warn against counterfeit drugs and storage violations.
Preliminary election results show Iliana Yotova leading Andrey Gurov, with a gap of 2.56 percentage points between them.
The Air Force reported that 115 of the 144 enemy weapons used were destroyed overnight on 26 October.
Governor Alexander Gusev reported two deaths and 17 injuries following a Ukrainian drone attack. Debris hit a train, and fires broke out at enterprises.
Russian troops attacked over 30 settlements in Kherson region over the past 24 hours, resulting in one death and eight injuries.
Diplomatic sources indicate Russia may leverage the new round of consultations to secure a reduction in the Alliance's military presence in Europe.
The Trump administration is lobbying for the Hungarian politician's candidacy, believing that the US-Russia-China trio will ensure his election.
According to The Telegraph, Moscow seeks to force the Alliance to withdraw troops from Poland, Finland and the Baltic states, restoring the status quo that existed before its eastward expansion.
European Solidarity intends to initiate the recall of two of its deputies. The list of candidates for removal includes Andriy Karpov, who holds a position in the Poltava City Council, and Khvicha Meparishvili. The latter was previously a People’s Deputy from the People’s Front, and currently represents the European Solidarity faction in the Kyiv Regional Council.
The reason for this decision is a criminal case in which Meparishvili is named. It concerns possible misuse of funds allocated under the social support programme 'Care'. According to available information, the case involves over 3 million UAH that may have been directed to the benefit of deputies’ relatives.
Four other deputies of the Kyiv Regional Council are also named in this case:
It is separately noted that Yevheniia Polikarpova is linked to the controversial developer Georgiy Birkadze.
Meparishvili’s relative, Georgiy Tsagareishvili, who heads the Kyiv Regional Organisation of European Solidarity, is trying to defend him. However, the prospect of recalling the deputy is linked to the criminal case, although the fact of being named in the proceedings does not imply proven guilt.
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