
US military loads bunker-busting weapons onto ships near Iran
The Wall Street Journal reports on the loading of specialised bombs and missiles onto US military vessels stationed off the coast of Iran.

The Wall Street Journal reports on the loading of specialised bombs and missiles onto US military vessels stationed off the coast of Iran.

The facility in Russia's Lipetsk region produces batteries for missile systems, aviation and other military equipment.

The Guardian reports that Google felled approximately 250,000 trees across 330 hectares in Muhos, Finland, ahead of data centre construction.

Users report refusals from Claude, ChatGPT and Codex to create analogues of Photoshop, CapCut and other popular programs using AI.

On the night of 25 October, Russian forces struck Epcentre network facilities in Kharkiv, Poltava, Vinnytsia and Zaporizhzhia.

Due to the threat of repeated strikes, rescuers could not immediately begin extinguishing the fire, which led to the flames spreading across a large part of the building.

Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev suggested Donald Trump task the Pentagon and the CIA with "fixing the unpleasant misunderstanding" regarding the Ukrainian president, which can be interpreted as a hint at physical elimination.

A captain of the civil protection service who dedicated over two decades to firefighting and rescue operations did not live to celebrate his 44th birthday.

On the evening of 24 October, Russian troops carried out several attacks on the Epitsentr shopping centre, located in the Osnovyanskyi district of Kharkiv. As a result of the strikes, a major fire broke out, engulfing a significant part of the premises.
As reported by Yevhen Vasilenko, spokesperson for the State Emergency Service of Kharkiv Oblast, rescue service personnel were unable to immediately begin extinguishing the fire. The main reason was the threat of repeated strikes by Russian troops. This is why the flames managed to spread across a large area of the shopping centre.
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