Tetyana Kaganovska, daughter of Yevhen Kushnaryov, was declared the winner of the competition for the position of head of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University.
The State Property Fund of Ukraine has completed the sale of real estate belonging to Russian propagandist Artem Lebedev in the centre of the capital. The winning bid was 936,000 hryvnias higher than the starting price.
Minister Mykola Kalashnyk announced that the construction of six reserve boilers is underway in the capital. The overall readiness of Ukraine's municipal infrastructure for the heating season has reached 98.6%.
Mayor Ihor Terekhov confirmed the attack by a Russian UAV. Information on casualties and damage is being gathered.
Sources say around 100 bodies of the deceased have not been removed from a medical facility in Kherson Oblast for a long time, including since last winter.
A major fire broke out in Dnipro following an impact. Preliminary data suggests an industrial facility may have been hit.
Over three years, Olena Kozupa, head of the department ensuring the activities of the oblast council leadership, received substantial payments approved by 20 deputies.
Vice Admiral Thomas Daum stated that the German brigade in Lithuania will use electronic warfare assets for early detection of military activity in the Kaliningrad region and Belarus.
The Russian Federation has once again permitted grain-laden vessels to exit the Sea of Azov via the Kerch Strait. This came after more than three months of shipping restrictions in the region.
As reported by the Reuters agency, citing its own sources, the first two ships have already successfully passed through the strait. Other vessels are permitted to begin the customs clearance procedure.
According to Reuters' sources, the resumption of grain shipments is expected between 1 and 15 November.
Shipping restrictions in the Sea of Azov were introduced on 10 July. The reason was a series of Ukrainian drone strikes on ships and port infrastructure.
During the period of restrictions, Russia redirected part of its grain supplies via the Baltic Sea.
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