Nearly 200 people isolated in Russia's Irkutsk region following a woman's death. Authorities avoid direct statements about plague, despite neighbouring region confirming infection.
A heating main in Kyiv's Desnianskyi district was damaged by enemy shelling, which may lead to a temporary drop in water pressure in the network.
Ukrainian units used drones to deliver nearly 400 packages containing food and medicine to the temporarily occupied Kherson district.
Neighbouring countries rejected Ukraine's request to increase throughput capacity for agricultural exports, citing limited resources and the priority of local producers.
Donald Trump explained his cognitive abilities through genetics and a mention of an uncle who worked at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for decades.
Footage from the scene of the morning incident in the capital has appeared online, showing damage to the road surface.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz unexpectedly appeared in the Ukrainian capital, where he plans to discuss security and further cooperation with Volodymyr Zelensky.
Russian Security Council Deputy Chair Dmitry Medvedev outlined demands regarding non-nuclear status, language, and territories in an interview with Iranian television, threatening military pressure.
Large-scale anti-government rallies took place in Seoul on 3 October, drawing tens of thousands of residents. The main demand of the participants was the resignation of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung or the initiation of his impeachment proceedings.
In addition to demands for a change in state leadership, some protesters voiced sharp criticism of China. They opposed the strengthening of Beijing's influence and accused the Chinese side of interfering in the electoral process in South Korea.
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