Shevchenkivska prosecutor's office announced the detention of a couple selling cannabis and amphetamine. Searches yielded approximately 2 million hryvnias worth of drugs, a Kalashnikov assault rifle, and an object resembling a mine.
In Poland, teenagers reported to the police a scheduled bus driver who was pouring alcohol into a carbonated drink bottle before starting his route.
Kremlin spokesman stated that military sides are determining the time window for a humanitarian pause in Kherson region, highlighting the First Lady of the US's involvement.
The head of state held a phone call with Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff. A trilateral meeting of the negotiating teams is scheduled for November.
Leader of the Servant of the People faction, David Arakhamia, stated that an agreement has been reached on a local ceasefire in Oleshky, Kherson Oblast. This will allow for the safe evacuation of civilians and the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Photos of significant destruction on one of Kramatorsk's main thoroughfares have appeared online. Meanwhile, families with children continue to be evacuated from the city and neighbouring Sloviansk.
Local entrepreneurs report pressure from the leadership of the Main Directorate of the State Tax Service in Kharkiv Oblast, including the blocking of invoices and informal demands for money.
The Ukrainian side reports an attack on a factory in Russian Oryol with four cruise missiles. Details of the incident and the scale of destruction are currently being clarified.
A water supply problem has emerged in the territory of Luhansk region, which is under temporary occupation. Due to malfunctions in the operation of pumping equipment, water supply has been halted in over 40 settlements.
This was stated by the head of the Luhansk Regional Military Administration, Oleksii Kharchenko.
According to Kharchenko, the following settlements are among the territories where residents have been left without water:
Official data on exactly when the supply of the resource will be restored is currently not provided. This means that residents of dozens of occupied communities remain without a clear understanding of when they will be able to receive water again.
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