
US military loads bunker-busting weapons onto ships near Iran
The Wall Street Journal reports on the loading of specialised bombs and missiles onto US military vessels stationed off the coast of Iran.

The Wall Street Journal reports on the loading of specialised bombs and missiles onto US military vessels stationed off the coast of Iran.

The facility in Russia's Lipetsk region produces batteries for missile systems, aviation and other military equipment.

The Guardian reports that Google felled approximately 250,000 trees across 330 hectares in Muhos, Finland, ahead of data centre construction.

Users report refusals from Claude, ChatGPT and Codex to create analogues of Photoshop, CapCut and other popular programs using AI.

On the night of 25 October, Russian forces struck Epcentre network facilities in Kharkiv, Poltava, Vinnytsia and Zaporizhzhia.

Due to the threat of repeated strikes, rescuers could not immediately begin extinguishing the fire, which led to the flames spreading across a large part of the building.

Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev suggested Donald Trump task the Pentagon and the CIA with "fixing the unpleasant misunderstanding" regarding the Ukrainian president, which can be interpreted as a hint at physical elimination.

A captain of the civil protection service who dedicated over two decades to firefighting and rescue operations did not live to celebrate his 44th birthday.

Law enforcement officers detained 40-year-old Artem Kyryushin in Spain, who is suspected of establishing a criminal organisation and embezzling funds through inflated heating prices in Ivano-Frankivsk.

Journalist Mikhailo Tkach expressed the suspicion that his detention in Austria may have been instigated by Ukrainian authorities, and that the presence of detained security service officers in Vienna could have been a setup aimed at him.

City Council Secretary Andriy Razumovskyi warned of a possible prolonged power outage. Electric transport has been suspended in the city, and hospitals are operating on generators.

An elderly woman in Kharkiv Oblast was hospitalised with limb fractures following an incident with summoners. She is scheduled for two surgical operations.

Two residents of the capital are suspected of fraud committed under the guise of checking pensioners for links with Russia. The perpetrators transferred the extracted funds to crypto wallets.

Enemy attacks damaged the city's civilian infrastructure, destroying a shopping and entertainment complex and an adjacent building materials store.

Volyn authorities reported one death and eight injuries following an attack on a private enterprise in Manevychi, where residents were also warned of a potential ammonia leak.

Drone attacks have been recorded in Rivne Oblast since the night of 16 October. Footage shows schoolchildren jumping out of windows after the air raid siren.

Law enforcement officers from Dnipropetrovsk region are suspected of attacking a resident of Nikopol to seize cryptocurrency and the victim's family savings.

Power outages and shelling have driven up demand for drinking and technical water in the city. Residents have formed queues at water sources and supermarkets.

A 34-year-old man was hospitalised after being injured by falling debris from an enemy drone in the Lviv community.

Russian forces attacked a shopping centre in Sumy, damaging the building's glazing and injuring two people.

According to the publication, Kyiv has nearly exhausted its air defence munitions, posing a threat to civilian safety and raising concerns about further US support.

The premium cheese retail chain ceases operations due to financial losses, the destruction of its office, and intensified competition.

Mayor Volodymyr Shmatko reported that a series of UAV strikes destroyed the production facilities of the enterprise, which had been operating for over 10 years.

Russian occupiers attacked Volyn Oblast with approximately 20 jet-powered drones overnight. Enterprises were damaged in Lutsk and Manevychi, and two people were injured.

Emergency power cuts, ignoring standard schedules, were introduced in the capital on the morning of 16 October due to enemy strikes on the city's energy sector infrastructure.

Oleh Syniehubov reported the enemy used 14 KABs, MLRS and drones. People were injured in Izium, and 60 residential houses were damaged.

The late man's wife, journalist Diana Kovalova, announced the court decision that put an end to the story of her husband's disappearance during the battles for Kherson Oblast.

Acting Mayor of Lutsk Razumovsky reported that the city lost power supply as a result of a drone strike.