The President of Ukraine is visiting the United Kingdom. London announced the supply of air defence missiles worth £45 million and called on partners to ban the import of Russian LNG.
Anti-Corruption Centre "MEZHA" found that Vira Badiva declared property and a car at prices significantly lower than market rates, while her minor daughter received large gifts from relatives.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski published an appeal to Elon Musk amid reports of restrictions on military Starlink in Ukraine.
The trial of Serhiy Kuznetsov, accused of organising the sabotage against the pipelines, began on Wednesday. The defendant denies involvement in the explosions in the Baltic Sea.
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs explained why the country currently cannot raise tariffs or ban the transit of Russian grain through its territory, citing EU rules and financial risks.
An unidentified perpetrator opened fire on servicemen in Kharkiv region, killing five people. Police have opened a criminal case and are searching for the attacker.
The State Bureau of Investigation announced that a court found nine former Odesa TCC employees guilty of unlawful detention and the use of torture.
The High Anti-Corruption Court has scheduled a preparatory hearing in the criminal proceedings against Denis Komarnytskyi and eight co-defendants.
According to an EP Fiala source in government circles, the Cabinet of Ministers is preparing an alternative to the general reduction of the mobilisation protection level for enterprises of the defence-industrial complex and the energy sector. Instead of a uniform transition from 100% to 85%, officials are considering a proposal to retain full protection exclusively for that part of the personnel directly involved in the production of weapons, as well as in the repair and maintenance of energy infrastructure, heating systems and water supply.
For employees of support services at these same enterprises, the introduction of a quota mechanism is proposed. This decision means that the right to protection will depend not only on the enterprise's status as critical, but also on the specific functional duties of each employee.
According to the source, on 13 October the government approved the relevant resolution, providing a five-day deadline for finalising the document. As of now, no final agreement has been reached on the size of the quotas, so the final version of the text is expected no earlier than 18 October.
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