
WSJ: Washington offers Viktor Orban UN Secretary-General post, relying on Moscow and Beijing's consent
The Trump administration is lobbying for the Hungarian politician's candidacy, believing that the US-Russia-China trio will ensure his election.

The Trump administration is lobbying for the Hungarian politician's candidacy, believing that the US-Russia-China trio will ensure his election.

According to The Telegraph, Moscow seeks to force the Alliance to withdraw troops from Poland, Finland and the Baltic states, restoring the status quo that existed before its eastward expansion.

Over the past 24 hours, the enemy lost nearly 2,000 personnel and over 300 units of motor vehicles. The total number of destroyed UAVs has exceeded 582,000.

The minister stressed that Moscow is not ready for serious negotiations as long as it hopes to force Kyiv into capitulation, so pressure on the Russian Federation must be intensified.

In Voronezh, Russia, a drone attack has caused a fire at a shopping centre.

The Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Centre warns of a temperature drop and wet weather in western, southern and central regions of Ukraine.

MP Peter Frelikh, together with volunteers, illegally exported thermal imaging devices to Ukraine, prompting the Norwegian government to review legislation on civilian equipment.

According to the spokesperson, the Trump administration is actively working to end the conflict, but emphasises that the Russian leader cannot be trusted.

More than 10,000 people took to the streets in Prague, the capital of Czechia, to protest against the plans of Andrej Babiš's government to change the funding system for public television and radio. Participants in the action fear that the proposed reform may threaten the independence of broadcasters.
The government plans to abolish the licence fee for public television and radio, replacing it with funding from the state budget.
On 24 October, the relevant bill passed its first reading in the lower house of the Czech parliament. Further consideration of the initiative may determine how the country's public media will be funded in the future.
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