The Cabinet of Ministers approved new parking rules for parents with young children. Drivers were reminded that the "N" sticker applies only to training vehicles, not to novice drivers.
People's Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak announced that the president will submit bills for another 90-day extension of restrictive measures, with voting scheduled for 26 October.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has again rejected the idea of easing the isolation of the far-right, warning CDU members that voting for the AfD is impossible.
On 21 October, a fighter from Novoselytsia serving in a reconnaissance company of military unit A2582 was killed near Novooleksandrivka.
Denis Maslov announced the start of the competition for the Minister of Justice Cup, which will run until spring 2027 and bring together teams from various regions.
Ukrainian and Russian delegations confirmed adherence to agreements regarding the humanitarian mission. The silence regime will take effect on 27 October.
A former serviceman is accused of demanding money to expedite the processing of state benefits for the three sons of a fallen fighter.
City hit by Russian drone that struck a shopping complex. Local officials confirmed the fire and began assessing the damage.
Russia's Omsk came under a drone attack on the evening of 24 October. According to monitoring services, an industrial zone housing a key chemical facility in the region came under fire.
The target of the strike may have been the Omsk Rubber plant. It is one of the largest enterprises in Russia's petrochemical sector. The production facility specialises in the manufacture of synthetic rubber and other chemical components.
The plant's products are used in the production of fuel, car tyres and industrial goods. After drones approached the facility, a large-scale fire broke out on its premises.
Omsk Oblast Governor Vitaly Khotsenko stated that Russian air defence systems were actively repelling the attack. According to him, the drones reached Omsk's northern industrial hub, where major production capacities are concentrated.
However, the official did not specify which particular facility was targeted. The distance from the Ukrainian border to Omsk is over 2,500 kilometres.
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