
Defence forces strike two Russian missile industry plants and an aircraft at Yeysk airfield
On 23–24 October, Ukrainian military struck production facilities supporting Russia's missile programme and aviation equipment.

On 23–24 October, Ukrainian military struck production facilities supporting Russia's missile programme and aviation equipment.

Dmytro Lubinets announced that the ceasefire will apply not only to the blocked city but also along the entire humanitarian corridor route.

Analysis of the Zug commercial register revealed that the management of the Swiss Done is appointed from fiduciary services, while the ownership structure includes empty holding companies and a lack of audit control.

The "Centre for the Protection of Ukraine's Information Space" has announced a tender for the filming of the series "Winged Lions". Half of the funds will be covered by the state budget.

South Korea reported that the North Korean leader crossed the border in Dandong, using the recently opened bridge over the Yalu River.

Former Polar Train LNG director accused Russian Novatek of secretly controlling $25bn infrastructure.

The Main Directorate of Intelligence has recorded a worsening of the criminal situation and socio-economic conditions in the occupied regions, posing threats to Russian control.

Iran's IRGC announced that two tankers carrying over 4.5 million barrels of oil lost propulsion after sea mines detonated during an unauthorised transit of the strait.

Canada has announced its intention to provide financial assistance to Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip. Adults will receive $3,000 each, while children will receive $1,500 each.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has introduced new sanctions against a number of the country's citizens. He also deprived pro-Russian politicians Yury Boyko and Nestor Shufrych of their state awards.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a decree bringing into force a decision by the National Security and Defence Council regarding new sanctions.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico made a resonant statement, emphasising that he is "not Ukraine's servant", and threatened to veto European Union aid to Kyiv.

Israel will continue strikes on the Gaza Strip in response to Hamas's failure to meet the terms of the ceasefire and hostage release agreement. This was announced by IDF spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, according to the Times of Israel.

The Israeli army has begun withdrawing equipment and troops from the city of Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip. Al Jazeera reports this.

Veterans in Ukraine will be given the opportunity to study free of charge at Ukrainian educational institutions, Deputy Defence Minister Oleksiy Melnyk said.

The US offered Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro the opportunity to travel to Moscow to join Bashar al-Assad. At the same time, the Donald Trump administration is actively preparing his replacement.

German Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz described Donald Trump as a “very predictable leader” with a clear agenda who can push Europe to implement necessary reforms more quickly.

US broadcaster ABC News revealed details of the secret cooperation established between the CIA and Ukrainian intelligence services since 2014.

According to a statement by Jill Grob, head of the US National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), the deployment of modified B61-12 nuclear bombs has begun in Europe.

NATO Military Committee Chairman Rob Bauer stated that the Alliance is taking on responsibility for coordinating military aid to Ukraine.

Angela Merkel expressed doubt that Ukraine would be able to maintain its independence without the support of international partners.

The end of the war in Ukraine could create economic risks for Eastern European countries due to the likely return of Ukrainian refugees to their homeland. Reuters reports.

A photo has surfaced online showing German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock allegedly "running away" from Chancellor Olaf Scholz. However, Baerbock herself refuted this interpretation of the image, stating that it was misunderstood.

Yevheniy Murayev is back on stage, seemingly with the same baggage of rhetoric about "oppressed Russian speakers." The politician, charged with high treason, disappeared from public view on 25 February 2022, only to unexpectedly "resurface" in Beijing

Kathrin Ebner-Steiner, leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) faction in the Bavarian parliament, stated that Ukrainian refugees should return to their homeland immediately.

Sanctions from the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine are being prepared against Petro Poroshenko. The grounds for introducing personal restrictions are linked to a series of his past actions.

NATO warships have begun patrolling the Baltic Sea as part of the Baltic Sentry operation.

Russia continues to circumvent international sanctions, despite efforts by the international community to restrict its economic capabilities.