
US court temporarily bans White House from funding political ads with public money
A Manhattan federal court banned the Trump administration from using taxpayer funds for pre-midterm election advertising, labelling it propaganda.

A Manhattan federal court banned the Trump administration from using taxpayer funds for pre-midterm election advertising, labelling it propaganda.

Prosecutors charged a judge of the Hrebinkiv District Court with receiving unlawful payments for an academic degree that did not meet legal requirements.

The President of Ukraine announced the identification of additional production capacities for turrets that perform well against Shaheds. He also mentioned coordinating logistics with the Baltic states.

A Russian drone attacked the central park in Kharkiv Oblast, where families were spending time. Six people, including three children, were killed, and 15 others were injured.

Infrastructure repairs are being completed in Kyiv following a shelling. Trains will begin running on the evening of 19 October, but the stop at Chernihivska station will be delayed.

Three police officers and three military personnel were injured during an incident at the TCC in Kyiv's Pechersk district. The perpetrator has been detained.

The Kyiv District Administrative Court granted the lawsuit filed by the bank's majority shareholder, ruling that three tax notification-decisions from the State Tax Service totalling over UAH 7.2 billion were unlawful.

Incident involving the use of firearms in the capital resulted in injuries to four law enforcement officers.

Ukrainian clothing brand Harvest released information about a hit on one of its production facilities during a recent attack. According to the company, the incident caused material damage, but no employees were injured.
In an official statement published on Facebook, Harvest representatives emphasised their main priority — preserving the lives of employees. “Fortunately, all our employees are alive and unharmed. And that is the most important thing. We are grateful that during the attack our employees followed safety rules and were in safe places. We call on all enterprises and each of you: in the event of a threat, take care of yourself and your people, take shelter, and do not risk your lives,” the company stated.
For security reasons, the brand does not disclose visual materials from the scene and refrains from providing exact data on the geography and time coordinates of the shelling.
Despite the infrastructure damage, Harvest confirmed the continuity of its business processes. “We continue to work and recover. All orders will be shipped, and we will do everything necessary to ensure delivery within the usual timeframes. Today, Ukrainian business operates under difficult conditions. Behind every production facility are people. That is why supporting Ukrainian business today is more than just a purchase. It is a contribution to jobs, the country’s economy, and its future. And we do not forget to make donations to the AFU. It is thanks to the AFU that we have the opportunity to live, work, recover, and continue our business,” Harvest concluded.
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