Altman's company attempts to change public perception of its infrastructure facilities through rebranding and job creation promises, although the technical specifications of the stations remain unchanged.
Head of the Association of Utility Service Consumers, Oleg Popenko, warned that severe frosts will cause a sharp increase in electricity consumption, which could reduce power supply times to half an hour to an hour.
French banking group suffered a loss of over $133 million in USDC. Blockchain detective ZachXBT was the first to report the scale of the incident, as the bank remained silent for a long time.
Investors expect strengthened defence support and stable intelligence cooperation following the change in control of the US Congress.
Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Kyiv found the director of LLC "MAKSGRAND" guilty of a customs violation for submitting false documents regarding the value of car batteries imported from Turkey.
US President Donald Trump denied plans to dismiss Pete Hegseth from his post as defence secretary following the congressional elections.
Within the "Carthage" case, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau detained Volodymyr Tsenov, identified as "Price" in recordings. According to investigators, Tsenov provided cover for a network of fraudulent call centres.
Oleksandr Prokudin reported the death of a man in Antonivka following an enemy drone attack that took place at approximately 16:00 on 4 November.
Investigating judge of the High Anti-Corruption Court, Markian Halabala, issued a ruling obliging acting Prosecutor General Kovalskyi to enter information on a possible crime committed by David Arakhamia, head of the parliamentary Servant of the People faction, into the Unified Register of Pre-Trial Investigations.
This decision was made following the upholding of a complaint by the Corruption Counteraction Centre (CPC), which had complained about Kovalskyi's inaction.
On 19 October, CPC representatives filed a statement alleging that David Arakhamia had been distributing "envelopes" to MPs in exchange for their votes.
However, Kovalskyi, like Kravchenko, responded that the relevant circumstances were already being investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU). The statement was forwarded to the Bureau.
At the same time, only the Prosecutor General can register criminal proceedings against an MP. NABU also confirmed that without the relevant information being entered into the Unified Register of Pre-Trial Investigations, the Bureau cannot investigate a case involving Arakhamia.
The text is dated 04 November 2026.
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