US President Donald Trump stated that talks with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will be held in November, during which the topics of Ukraine and nuclear disarmament will be addressed.
A blogger was sent a message on Threads describing an alleged scheme in which vehicles intended for transfer to the military
The Kyiv City Military Administration announced that traffic on the Southern Bridge has been halted in both directions.
According to local sources, police applied a chokehold to a city resident who tried to prevent her husband from being taken away.
A protest against city mayor Irina Pletnyova continues in the centre of Uman. Analysis shows a close link between the event organisers and People's Deputy Anton Yatsenko.
Court documents indicate that over €36.7 million received from a Ukrainian bank was directed to the development of a plant in Sevastopol. The investigation is checking whether military boats for the Russian army are manufactured there.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiha condemned the massive Russian missile strike on energy infrastructure and medical facilities, calling it an illustration of Russian "humanity".
Chernihiv Regional Military Administration reported two enemy cruise missile "Bandierol" strikes on a local enterprise, resulting in casualties.
Volodymyr Putin is currently demonstrating readiness only to continue the negotiation process regarding the cessation of the war against Ukraine. Despite Washington taking certain steps towards Moscow, no substantial concessions from the Kremlin have materialised.
According to sources, the White House had hoped that the easing of sanctions restrictions, particularly regarding Russian diesel fuel, and other US actions would stimulate the Russian side to show greater readiness for compromise solutions. However, at this point, the only result achieved has been the resumption of negotiations.
The next meeting of delegations from Ukraine, the United States and Russia may take place in Abu Dhabi. The approximate date for these negotiations is around 10 November.
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