
Prosecutor General's Office investigates fugitive Dmytruk's public statements on Putin
Criminal proceedings opened against MP Artem Dmytruk over birthday greetings to Russian president and comments on bilateral relations.

Criminal proceedings opened against MP Artem Dmytruk over birthday greetings to Russian president and comments on bilateral relations.

Shevchenkivska prosecutor's office announced the detention of a couple selling cannabis and amphetamine. Searches yielded approximately 2 million hryvnias worth of drugs, a Kalashnikov assault rifle, and an object resembling a mine.

In Poland, teenagers reported to the police a scheduled bus driver who was pouring alcohol into a carbonated drink bottle before starting his route.

Kremlin spokesman stated that military sides are determining the time window for a humanitarian pause in Kherson region, highlighting the First Lady of the US's involvement.

The head of state held a phone call with Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff. A trilateral meeting of the negotiating teams is scheduled for November.

Leader of the Servant of the People faction, David Arakhamia, stated that an agreement has been reached on a local ceasefire in Oleshky, Kherson Oblast. This will allow for the safe evacuation of civilians and the delivery of humanitarian aid.

Photos of significant destruction on one of Kramatorsk's main thoroughfares have appeared online. Meanwhile, families with children continue to be evacuated from the city and neighbouring Sloviansk.

Local entrepreneurs report pressure from the leadership of the Main Directorate of the State Tax Service in Kharkiv Oblast, including the blocking of invoices and informal demands for money.

Ihor Kolomoisky commented on the possible consequences of a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia, describing his stance on the negotiations as «абсолютно байдужою» (absolutely indifferent). According to him, he understands in advance that these discussions will yield no results.
«Ви просто подивіться, що буде далі. Перемир'я — так, добре. Що робити з армією? Це перше питання. Що робити з чоловіками за кордоном? Друге. І головне — третє: чи буде Європа продовжувати давати гроші? Коли почнеться мир?» (Just look at what happens next. A ceasefire — yes, good. What to do with the army? That is the first question. What to do with the men abroad? Second. And the main one — third: will Europe continue to provide money? When will peace begin?), Kolomoisky noted.
He added that in the event of an agreement on a cessation of hostilities, the Russian side would simply «хлопать в ладоши» (clap their hands).
Assessing economic prospects, Kolomoisky drew attention to the loss of key export industries. He emphasised that grain and metallurgical product exports would disappear, and the total export potential would shrink to $15–20 billion. Meanwhile, imports would remain at $70 billion, creating a foreign trade deficit of $50–60 billion per month.
«Як будемо жити? Запасів вистачить лише на рік для підтримки курсу» (How will we live? Reserves will last only one year to support the exchange rate), he stated.
Regarding the exchange rate of the national currency, Kolomoisky forecast a sharp increase. In response to a question about the real exchange rate of the hryvnia to the dollar, he replied: «Ну, подумайте самі. 60? Я думаю, 150. 150 — це без паніки» (Well, think for yourselves. 60? I think 150. 150 is without panic).
In conclusion, he called for analysing the deeper consequences of any ceasefire agreements.
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