
Nighttime explosion near Biedronka in Kunów: thieves operated for eight minutes
In Poland, unidentified individuals detonated an ATM near a supermarket. Police are searching for two men captured on camera.

In Poland, unidentified individuals detonated an ATM near a supermarket. Police are searching for two men captured on camera.

Judge received $4,000 for a ruling to return $31,700 seized during the investigation to the accused.

€650,000 has gone missing from Otopeni Airport in Romania, having been seized from a passenger on a flight from Dubai. Law enforcement agencies are investigating the circumstances of the cash disappearance.

The Danish Prime Minister opposed the uncoordinated conversation between the leaders of Finland and Norway with the Russian president, expressing scepticism about its results.

Foreign Minister Cho Hyun announced the recall of eight embassy staff amid tensions following Zelensky's statements.

From 27 October 2026, a ceasefire is in effect in the area of occupied Oleshky, agreed upon to deliver humanitarian aid and prepare for the departure of civilians.

The Russian leader stressed the need to take Moscow's interests into account to achieve lasting peace and accused Western alliances of confrontation.

Bill No. 10242, which provides for up to eight years of imprisonment for the illegal dissemination of information from state registers, has been added to the Verkhovna Rada's agenda.

Specialists from the Kyiv Metro have completed work to repair damage caused by a Russian attack. In particular, infrastructure between Darnytsia and Chernihivska stations, as well as near the exits of Lisova station, has been restored. As a result, trains are once again running along the entire Red Line — from Akademmistechko to Lisova.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko provided an update on the status of the capital's transport network.
Meanwhile, temporary restrictions remain on the metro's Green Line. Train service between Osokorky and Chervony Khutir stations has been suspended. The cause was infrastructure damage on the South Bridge, resulting from a Russian attack.
To facilitate movement for residents between the left and right banks of the capital, city authorities have increased the number of buses on surface routes. Kyiv residents are advised to take existing restrictions into account when planning their trips and to use surface transport as needed.
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