In October 2026, Ukrainians in Poland face the consequences of the PESEL status change, which threatens the cessation of 800+ payments. Border controls with Germany and Lithuania have also been extended.
Ruslan Pushkarenko explained that Znamianka City Hospital hired Oleksandr Zakladnyi due to an acute staff shortage, despite his conviction for desecrating the body of a deceased woman.
A diesel train and an electric locomotive collided at Pidzamche station. The driver sustained an injury, and four passengers are receiving medical assistance.
PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski proposed investigating the link between incidents at Polish educational institutions and Russian operations, while criticising the government's actions.
US administration faces dilemma: cancel TPS for Ukrainians, ignore deadline, or extend programme. Congress warns of economic risks and political consequences.
The September draft progress report on Ukraine records attempts to undermine the independence of anti-corruption bodies. Brussels recommends granting them broader powers and reforming the SBU.
Preliminary data indicates there are casualties following the collision of rolling stock in Lviv Oblast. Details of the incident are being established.
On 8 October, the Bila Tserkva – Sighetu Marmației road checkpoint began operating in Zakarpattia region, which will reduce the load on other border crossings.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan published a response to comments by Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation. According to the Armenian leader, formulating an official reaction to these words took four days.
Previously, on 4 October, in an interview with Iran's State Television and Radio, Medvedev expressed concern that Armenia might "turn into a new Ukraine", calling such a scenario terrifying. Pashinyan emphasised that he believes he has communicated with Medvedev and even worked with him for a long time, so he does not understand why such statements were made now.
Commenting on the Russian politician's words, the head of the Armenian government stated: "But why these jabs and threats now? Now I can, for example, take and say that, following the same logic, someone else could say that we want Armenia not to turn into a new Russia, meaning that explosions are happening in various places in Russia".
Pashinyan emphasised that the republic should not turn into either Russia or Ukraine. On the contrary, according to him, the country is increasingly becoming the Republic of Armenia, as well as a "sovereign state".
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