According to Axios, US President Donald Trump believes Ukraine must stop attacks on Russian oil refineries as part of an "energy truce", although the deal's terms are asymmetric.
Sources indicate that the curtailment of US intelligence and weapons due to attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure could become a real risk for Kyiv.
Pro-Russian politician publishes statement explaining the breakdown of his marriage as a result of declining income during the war.
Patrol officer opened fire on a man holding a kitchen knife on Lvivska Street. The victim was hospitalised but died in hospital.
Ivano-Frankivsk City Court selected preventive measure in the form of detention until 7 December 2026 for Volodymyr Kuchirka. He is charged with fraud in the amount of over 32.5 million UAH.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated that Russia influenced the vote to leave the EU and warned of similar threats to France and Germany.
Brent and WTI quotes fell on 12 October amid statements about halting strikes on energy infrastructure, despite risks in the Middle East.
An anonymous US administration official explained that Trump's initiative initially aimed to halt strikes on refineries. Kyiv points to the unfairness of such terms due to the asymmetry of infrastructure assets.
Five buses, which previously served routes in the Polish capital, are now designated to provide humanitarian support to Ukrainians. The Warsaw municipal carrier MZA has transferred the vehicles to the Caritas organisation in Drohobych. These vehicles will serve as mobile aid points during prolonged power outages.
The transferred Solaris Urbino 12 model buses were manufactured in 2008. Despite their age, according to MZA representatives, they have retained good technical condition. Just one week before the official handover, these vehicles were still carrying passengers on the streets of Warsaw.
During blackouts, residents will be able to enter the buses to warm up and receive hot food.
The project was implemented through the joint efforts of carrier MZA and the Warsaw Urban Transport Enthusiasts Club. In Warsaw, these buses are being replaced with new vehicles.
The decision to transfer the buses was approved by the Mayor of Warsaw, Rafal Trzaskowski.
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