Russian Foreign Ministry official spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that Chisinau's decision to declare an embassy employee persona non grata will not go without an adequate reaction from Moscow.
Defence forces hit a chemical and metallurgical plant in Perm Krai. The facility supplies titanium for Russian aviation and rocketry.
The Ukrainian Ombudsman explained that after a ceasefire is established and the road to Oleshky is demined, residents will be offered a choice of evacuation direction, with the US monitoring compliance with the agreement.
On 25 October, automatic stations recorded a temporary exceedance of fine dust standards in two cities in Kyiv Oblast. Experts explain the causes and advise on how to protect health.
Authorities in Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain and Sharjah restricted access to the coastline following an incident involving an oil tanker in the Persian Gulf.
Voting is taking place in Serbia on Sunday in snap parliamentary elections, which are seen as a confrontation between former President Aleksandar Vucic and the student movement.
The capital's Defence Council has decided to partially restrict traffic on the Southern Bridge in the direction from the right bank to the left bank.
The Halychtskyi District Court of Lviv found the driver guilty of customs rule violations for importing a large batch of food. Property with an estimated value of 67,000 hryvnias was seized for the state.
Ukraine is discussing the potential danger posed by the new Russian Filin missile. According to data released by the Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR), the projectile reaches a speed of up to 800 km/h. Its range is 1,200 km, and the warhead mass is up to 100 kg.
A key feature of the Filin is its ability to fly at extremely low altitudes. This tactic significantly complicates the task of detecting and intercepting the missile by air defence systems. In terms of speed, manoeuvrability, and warhead power, the new development outperforms the jet-powered versions of Geran drones.
Serhiy Beskrestnov (Flash), an advisor to the head of the Presidential Office, highlights the advantages of such missile systems compared to unmanned aerial vehicles.
«Для їх запуску не потрібні спеціальні майданчики, багато з них можна застосовувати з вертольотів і БПЛА. Головне — їх можна виробляти з російських комплектуючих» (No special launch pads are required for their deployment; many of them can be used from helicopters and UAVs. The main point is that they can be manufactured using Russian components), he stated.
Volunteer Serhiy Sternenko expressed doubts about the readiness of the Ukrainian Air Force command to effectively repel mass strikes using such missiles.
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