The United Arab Emirates have resumed financial support for forces fighting the Houthis in southern Yemen, while Saudi Arabia has agreed to provide them with air support.
Romanian Air Force fighters shot down two drones that violated the country's state border over the Black Sea near Sulina.
The President of Moldova emphasised that aerial threats do not distinguish between ethnic regions and called on society to consolidate for the common goal of joining the European Union.
Online details of an alleged coordinated campaign against a rally demanding the mayor's resignation, including bot attacks and funding for provocations.
A woman taking part in a protest at the Kyiv City State Administration building ironically commented on questions regarding paid participation in the event.
US publication Axios confirmed that Elon Musk proposed limiting the bandwidth of satellite networks for Ukraine, and Donald Trump did not object to this idea.
The Trump administration accused the EU of hypocrisy over rising purchases of Russian liquefied natural gas, even as official Brussels publicly promised to fully "cripple the Kremlin's war machine".
Five drones violated Moldova's airspace over 17 hours on 15–16 October, crashing mostly in the country's north and east.
An investigation is ongoing in Lviv into a series of crimes committed in night entertainment venues. According to police data, three men lost a total of approximately UAH 3,150,000.
The Lviv Regional Police Directorate reported that the victims were aged 36, 37, and 40. They visited various clubs in the city, after which significant sums disappeared from their bank cards.
According to investigative materials, the funds were withdrawn illegally:
On 16 October, investigators and operational officers conducted 17 authorised searches. These were carried out at three night venues in Lviv, four vehicles, and at the residences of individuals linked to the locations where the offences occurred.
During these operations, law enforcement officers seized computers and other digital equipment, documentation, and draft notes that may serve as evidence of the suspects' involvement in the illegal activity.
Criminal cases have been opened under Part 4 of Article 185 (theft) and Parts 3 and 5 of Article 190 (fraud) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
The law provides for punishment in the form of imprisonment for up to 12 years with confiscation of property for such actions. The pre-trial investigation is currently ongoing, and the police are identifying all those involved in the crimes.
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