
Russia damaged four Epcentre hypermarkets in different regions of Ukraine overnight
On the night of 25 October, Russian forces struck Epcentre network facilities in Kharkiv, Poltava, Vinnytsia and Zaporizhzhia.

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.

An event was held on Independence Square in Khmelnytskyi, during which the country's largest flag featuring images of prisoners of war and missing fighters was presented.

Judge Oleksiy Shyshilin ruled on Andriy M., who drove under the influence of drugs again, imposing a 34,000 hryvnia fine and paid confiscation of the vehicle.

Polish organisations have launched a new phase of the campaign to purchase power generation equipment for Ukraine, as the previous fundraising round enabled supplies to hundreds of medical and educational institutions.

Russian presidential aide Dmitry Ushakov stated that Washington cannot unilaterally dictate terms to Kyiv, as European states fully support Ukraine.

Investigation completed regarding drug group operating in Ivano-Frankivsk region. Law enforcement seized 164 kg of prohibited substances worth over 165 million hryvnia.

The incident occurred yesterday evening. Preliminary data indicates the victim was intoxicated.

The Security Service of Ukraine, together with the police, uncovered a group of agents of Russian special services. They are accused of arson attacks on vehicles of the Armed Forces and volunteer organisations in several regions.

On 14 and 15 October 2026, Defence Forces struck military targets in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions, including drone infrastructure.

Alexander Olentchenko, a participant in the Russian aggression, was buried in the village of Domotkan in the Verkhnedniprovskia community. According to the Myrotvorets Centre, his remains were cremated and presented as those of a firefighter.

Military forces and the IRGC are blocking the maritime corridor, attacking ships that pass without Tehran's authorisation or move with navigation systems disabled.

In the early hours of 15 October, a drone from Ukraine crossed the Moldovan border near Gradynitsa and remained over its territory for approximately eight minutes.

An incident involving a detention took place in the central part of the capital, near the metro station of the same name. Details of the case and the grounds for the detention are currently not disclosed.

Power cuts pose a threat to the lives of heat-loving residents, including crocodiles and meerkats.

On 14 October, the Singapore-flagged container ship GFS Pride sank in the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel was carrying over 2,500 containers, part of the cargo ended up in the open sea.

A teenager and an adult man died in Istanbul due to record rainfall. 46 planes were unable to land, and schools closed for two days.

Oleksandr Hanzha reported a strike on logistics facilities in Dniprovskyi district, which caused a fire.

Russian security service claims to have detained a Swedish citizen in Pskov Oblast, alleging he was a drone unit commander in a Ukrainian assault battalion.

Oleksiy Kucherenko stated that the capital does not produce sufficient electricity, and state companies have failed to implement plans for building cogeneration capacity.

Romanian rescue services are battling fires on the vessels Wine Trader and Yara J in the Black Sea. The incidents coincided with the detection of Russian UAVs in the country's airspace.

The capital's authorities are preparing to install the first mobile object for protection from air raid alerts, to be located near Ivan Bahrianyi Park.

Poland's Ministry of Education is developing new safety protocols for educational institutions, which include checking students' personal belongings and enhancing physical controls.

Three thermal power plants in Kyiv have ceased generation, forcing the city to consume electricity supplied via the energy ring from other regions.

A satellite image has been published online showing damaged aircraft at the Russian Borisoglebsk airfield in Voronezh Oblast.

Heavy rain lasting all night caused extensive flooding in Istanbul. Two people, including a 14-year-old teenager, died, while rescuers evacuated around 200 individuals trapped at their workplaces.