
SBU detains Telegram channel admin in Kyiv with US FBI assistance for inciting terrorism
A man who created a channel with calls to attack law enforcement officers and instructions on making explosives has been detained in the capital.

A man who created a channel with calls to attack law enforcement officers and instructions on making explosives has been detained in the capital.

A Russian drone attacked a commercial vessel flying the flag of the Marshall Islands. One person was killed and seven others were injured in the strike.

State Geology refused Ukrnafta's request to put the Stynavskoye field up for auction due to spatial overlap with a plot owned by the daughters of ex-minister Mykola Zlochevskyi.

The US administration confirmed the carrying out of the death sentence for a former army major who shot dead 13 service members in 2009.

Following Russian strikes on energy facilities, consumption restriction schedules were introduced in Ukraine on 6 October. Energy workers urge citizens to conserve resources and shift the use of high-power appliances to daytime hours.

The US President introduced a temporary suspension of the excise tax on "red" diesel to reduce costs for the logistics sector and farmers against the backdrop of record fuel price increases.

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun stated that Ukraine's apologies do not meet Seoul's expectations and noted possible decisive measures, including recalling the ambassador.

Washington's diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict have met with Russian passivity. The trilateral summit, originally scheduled for early October, has been postponed, with the Kremlin's pressure tactics cited as the reason.

Nepal has concluded search and rescue operations following massive floods and landslides that caused significant destruction. The operation recorded 1,455 fatalities, with 5,285 people listed as missing.
Despite the end of the active phase of the operation, the toll from the natural disaster remains substantial. Rescue services managed to save nearly 13,800 people.
The flood occurred on 26 August in the Rasuwa district, near the Nepal-Tibet border. Powerful water flows and landslides triggered extensive destruction. Thousands of people died as a result of the disaster, while more than 5,000 are still considered missing.
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