
Kremlin admits: US cannot force Kyiv into peace without Europe's involvement
Russian presidential aide Dmitry Ushakov stated that Washington cannot unilaterally dictate terms to Kyiv, as European states fully support Ukraine.

Russian presidential aide Dmitry Ushakov stated that Washington cannot unilaterally dictate terms to Kyiv, as European states fully support Ukraine.

The former US President spoke out against Republicans at rallies in Cleveland and Detroit, warning of the consequences of the current administration's actions ahead of the midterms.

American activist Laura Loomer compared the treatment of critics in Ukraine and Russia, recalling her meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky.

Russian Foreign Ministry official spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that Chisinau's decision to declare an embassy employee persona non grata will not go without an adequate reaction from Moscow.

Defence forces hit a chemical and metallurgical plant in Perm Krai. The facility supplies titanium for Russian aviation and rocketry.

The Ukrainian Ombudsman explained that after a ceasefire is established and the road to Oleshky is demined, residents will be offered a choice of evacuation direction, with the US monitoring compliance with the agreement.

On 25 October, automatic stations recorded a temporary exceedance of fine dust standards in two cities in Kyiv Oblast. Experts explain the causes and advise on how to protect health.

Authorities in Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain and Sharjah restricted access to the coastline following an incident involving an oil tanker in the Persian Gulf.

The city mayor's office announced that restrictions will be introduced for road vehicles on the Southern Bridge during air raid alerts. The relevant decision was made at a meeting of the Kyiv Defence Council.
Under the new rules, traffic from the right bank of the Dnipro to the left bank will be temporarily restricted. Conversely, traffic in the opposite direction, that is, from the left bank to the right bank, will remain unchanged.
The implementation of the restrictions will affect the operation of bus routes No. 22 and No. 91. During the alert period, vehicles will be forced to return to the left bank using the Darnytskyi Bridge instead of the Southern Bridge.
To ensure uninterrupted operations for carriers, four temporary traffic schemes have been developed: No. 22-T, No. 22-D, No. 91-T, and No. 91-D. The choice of a specific scheme will depend on where exactly the bus is located at the moment the air raid alert is declared.
City authorities advise passengers to carefully monitor the route number indicated on the bus body. It is also worth noting that due to the need to detour via other streets, the duration of the journey may change.
It is worth remembering that from 10 October to 5 November, traffic was partially restricted on Sobornosti Avenue in the Dniprovskyi district of Kyiv. These measures are related to the current replacement of the road surface, so drivers will have to account for temporary traffic difficulties.
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