
Washington and Ottawa accelerate talks on scrapping steel and car tariffs
US and Canadian trade ministers are in regular contact following a phone call between the countries' leaders, although an official deal has not yet been reached.

US and Canadian trade ministers are in regular contact following a phone call between the countries' leaders, although an official deal has not yet been reached.

President reveals details of air defence shortage, explaining that annual US aid volume is insufficient to repel monthly ballistic attacks.

President Volodymyr Zelensky commented on the capital's mayor's reaction to initiatives aimed at strengthening city infrastructure, noting that it is perceived as an intention to replace him.

Head of Donetsk OVA Vadym Filashkin released data on casualties from Russian strikes over the past 24 hours.

Ukrainian president details Washington's initiatives on demilitarised zones and the Zaporizhzhia NPP, noting that none have yielded results.

Oleh Syniehubov reported a massive shelling of Kharkiv and 20 settlements in the region. The enemy used a missile, aerial bombs, and approximately 160 drones, resulting in damage to housing and utility facilities.

European Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen warned that rising fuel prices and reliance on imports could make the coming winter exceptionally difficult for many residents of the Old Continent.

City transport in Zaporizhzhia came under attack by a Russian drone in the evening. The aircraft became entangled in an anti-drone net and detonated.

United States President Donald Trump expressed confidence that a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian dictator Volodymyr Putin will take place soon. This information became known through a broadcast of his interaction with press representatives.
On the morning of 28 October, the US President answered journalists' questions, assessing the situation in relations between Washington and Moscow against the backdrop of the ongoing military conflict in Ukraine. In his view, there is significant progress in these relations.
“And I think we have made significant progress in our relationship with Russia – in the context of Russia and Ukraine. A meeting will take place soon, and I think significant progress has been made,” the American leader emphasised.
When a media representative asked for specifics on which meeting was being referred to, Trump directly named the participants of the upcoming event.
“A meeting with President Putin and President Zelensky. And I think significant progress has been made,” he added.
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