
Ukrainian drone operator Rayana from Odesa killed at the front
A servicewoman of the Chechen Volunteer Battalion named after Sheikh Mansur did not return from combat. Her funeral will take place in her hometown.

A servicewoman of the Chechen Volunteer Battalion named after Sheikh Mansur did not return from combat. Her funeral will take place in her hometown.

FAA leadership reported the gradual normalisation of flight schedules in the US following a major technical failure that halted air traffic.

European energy sector operators are investing in physical security and hiring geopolitical experts amid a threefold increase in cyber threats.

Customs officers in Lviv region found optical sights in an international postal shipment declared as a bicycle adapter. The court imposed a fine and ordered the confiscation of the goods.

A resident of the Zhytomyr region admitted guilt in relations with a minor and financially supported the Ukrainian Armed Forces, after which the court released him from the main punishment.

Polish prosecutors have referred the case of a 30-year-old man to court. He threatened a Ukrainian trader with a baton and shot metal pellets at his face on Grabiszynska Street.

Law enforcement officers in Otaci seized over 643,000 lei and $50,500 from two Ukrainian citizens who failed to declare the funds when crossing the border.

The Ministry of Communities and Territories Development has included all 19 settlements of the Bakhmut Hromada in the list of territories temporarily occupied by Russia.

Elon Musk reposted a publication claiming that providing Ukrainians with Starlink connectivity at the beginning of the war was a mistake.

The draft federal budget for 2026 provides funding for combat drones and counter-drone systems. Simultaneously, a joint production agreement has been signed with Ukraine, under which Kyiv will receive a portion of Canadian output.

Nitya Raman and Jerise Lewis George, members of the Democratic Socialists of America, won elections in Los Angeles and Washington, defeating moderate rivals.

Paraguay's lawmakers blocked Santiago Peña's attempt to leave office peacefully by voting to refer charges to the Senate amid the Ueno Bank bankruptcy.

Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov claims that high petrol prices were the decisive factor for US voters, overshadowing other achievements of the administration.

The Commissioner for Language Issues has called for a legislative ban on all Russian-language cultural products, citing their negative impact on mental health.

According to Reuters, the transfer of control over both chambers of the US parliament to the Democratic Party will allow them to pressure the presidential administration through budgetary mechanisms and investigations.

Donald Trump stated that the US stock market decline was a result of opposition actions, not Republicans, urging citizens not to panic.

Following a meeting with the national security team, the US President is considering options ranging from resuming strikes to continuing economic strangulation or concluding a treaty with Tehran.

Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner unveiled the US plan for security guarantees for Ukraine and engagement with Russia, noting upcoming trilateral meetings.

Vladimir Putin signed a decree transferring four factories of the Japanese tobacco giant to the management of a Russian state entity. Tokyo has already demanded the decision be reversed.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio refuted reports of a possible resignation but refused to comment on his presidential ambitions for 2028.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte explained in an interview why he does not expect a clear winner in the conflict, and emphasised the need for Europe to maintain combat readiness after the end of hostilities.

US president confirmed talks with Kirill Dmitriev, denied contact with Ukrainian side, and announced preparation of a major deal.

President explained that voting in the cold season is possible if Washington secures a winter truce with Moscow.

US President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the American electoral system, citing a change in voting results in Los Angeles.

US presidential special envoy Jared Kushner announced that the first trilateral peace talks since February will take place in Abu Dhabi next week.

Germany's Ministry of Defence announced a leadership change: the former head of the Special Staff on Ukraine will take up the post from February 2027.

The president personally asked the head of the National Bank to step down but was refused. Subsequently, Kyrylo Budanov also conveyed the request from the head of state.

Slovakia's leader stated that the continent's financial and moral exhaustion requires the EU's involvement in peace settlement.