US Ambassador to the EU Andrew Pazder warned that attempts by the EU to restrict access for American tech giants to parts of the market could provoke a harsh retaliatory response from Washington.
Following a Russian strike, the telecommunications operator's infrastructure facility in the capital has permanently lost its operational capacity.
According to a source, the US is preparing to lift restrictions on tankers and gas while demanding that Ukraine cease attacks on Russian refineries without offering any reciprocal concessions.
Local authorities reported significant damage to the medical facility following the strike. No casualties were reported, and medical staff have been temporarily transferred to other facilities.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied the temporary suspension of intelligence data transfers to Kyiv. He attributed the lack of ballistic missile warnings to a technical malfunction in the early warning system.
The capital's metro red line will operate with restrictions due to damage to Chernihivska station from shelling. Replacement bus service to Darnytsia will only launch after the air raid alert ends.
The President of Ukraine explained that organising voting after the end of the war requires six months for legal and infrastructure changes, although the timeframe can be shortened to 60 days in the event of a full ceasefire.
Everstake co-founder Yevhen Zayfert is linked to the disappearance of cryptocurrency from the Aid For Ukraine fund. Questions also arise regarding his registration as a sole proprietor in Novosibirsk Oblast.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klichko reported an incident involving a ballistic missile striking a medical centre building in the capital.
According to the mayor, the consequences of the strike, the nature of the structural damage, and information on possible casualties are currently being clarified.
The incident occurred on 18 October 2026.
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