President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived on a visit to Italy. The visit began with a meeting with the President of the Italian Council of Ministers, George Meloni, and was followed by visits to London and Paris.
The foreign ministers of the Weimar Triangle countries called on Georgia to change its course, which threatens its accession to the EU. They expressed concern about the restriction of rights and aggressive rhetoric of the Georgian authorities.
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry denies that it is ready to make concessions at the expense of sovereignty. The Ministry emphasizes the importance of the Peace Formula and the Victory Plan for achieving a just and sustainable peace.
President Zelenskyy announced that France will organize a conference on nuclear safety on October 17. This is part of the work started at the first Peace Summit in Switzerland to implement the Peace Formula.
The President of Ukraine presented the Victory Plan to his French counterpart and discussed the strategy. The parties agreed to jointly produce weapons and prepare for the Peace Summit in Switzerland.
Ukraine calls on countries to refrain from joint activities with Putin because of his war crimes. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminds of the Kremlin's responsibility for aggression and calls for support for the Peace Formula.
During his visit to Paris, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called for a rapid increase in Western aid before winter. Macron assured of continued French support and emphasized the progress in training and equipping the Ukrainian brigade.
Lifecell and Datagroup-Volia will receive $435 million from European partners to restore the telecommunications sector. The funds will be used to purchase equipment to expand Internet coverage and improve mobile communications.
Due to the deaths caused by a Russian missile attack in Odesa region, October 11 has been declared a day of mourning. The death toll has risen to 8 people, and another 8 were injured.
In the Kyiv region, the activities of the “How are you?” program have been implemented. Psychosocial assistance services, support for veterans and IDPs have been established, mental health centers are operating, and specialists are being trained.
The Northern Commercial Court of Appeal upheld the claim of the Kyiv Cave Monastery against UTOPIK to vacate building No. 19. The building belongs to the state and is an architectural monument of local significance.
A representative of the GUR said that Victoria Roshchyna was on the exchange list and was transferred to Lefortovo. Ukraine has not received official confirmation of the journalist's death, and the information needs to be verified.
A 23-year-old resident of Odesa set fire to state flags and stole a tablet from a currency exchange office. He faces up to 8 years in prison for desecration of state symbols and theft under martial law.
A 15-year-old student was severely beaten by a 17-year-old third-year student who demanded money. The victim spent a week in intensive care with serious injuries, and the police opened a criminal investigation.
Viktoria Roshchina died while being transferred from Taganrog to Moscow. The journalist was taken hostage in August 2023, and her father was informed of her death.
Part of Kherson was left without electricity as a result of the enemy strike. Power engineers are assessing the extent of the damage.
An explosion was heard in Kharkiv, probably outside the city. Authorities warn of the threat of guided aerial bombs and urge people to take shelter.
Pinkish-brown water was detected in the upper cascade of Sovski Ponds due to halobacteria. Pleso has conducted a study and assures that the situation is under control and the bacteria are safe for humans.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine held an online meeting with the Managing Director of the World Bank. The parties discussed damage assessment, recovery priorities and reforms, in particular, housing market reform.
Ukraine is interested in the Dutch experience in urban planning and water infrastructure development. Oleksiy Kuleba discussed this issue with the Dutch representative, thanking her for her support of Ukraine.
The Ukrainian military attacked a storage base for about 400 Shahed attack drones near Oktyabrskoye in the Krasnodar Territory of Russia. According to the General Staff, a precise hit on the target and secondary detonation at the facility was recorded.
An explosion occurred in Kharkiv, probably outside the city. The Air Force warned of enemy aircraft activity in the northeast and the launch of guided bombs in the Kharkiv region.
In the National Gallery of London, activists tried to paste a photo of a woman with a child in Gaza onto Picasso's painting “Motherhood. ” Two people were arrested, and the painting was not damaged.
The 59-year-old commander of a Turkish Airlines aircraft collapsed at the controls during a flight from Seattle to Istanbul. The crew made an emergency landing in New York, but the pilot died before landing.
The President's Office held a meeting with the heads of regions to discuss important issues of regional vitalization. They discussed security, preparations for the heating season, infrastructure restoration and other key topics.
The President of Ukraine and the Prime Minister of Croatia visited the children of Ukrainian military on vacation in Dubrovnik. 90 children from the Kyiv region undergo a 10-day rehabilitation program as part of the Ukrainian Embassy's program.
Explosions have been heard again in Odesa, as reported by Mayor Hennadiy Trukhanov. The Air Force warned of the threat of ballistic missile attacks, and air alert was declared in several regions.
EU member states have agreed on a plan to lend 35bn euros to Ukraine using frozen assets of the Central Bank of Russia as collateral. This is part of a wider G7 initiative to provide Kiev with 45bn euros in aid.
The Kremlin confirmed that Trump sent Putin COVID-19 tests during the pandemic. However, it denied claims of phone calls between the leaders after Trump left office.
“Ukrposhta has delivered more than 20,000 calls for service to persons liable for military service. CEO Ihor Smelyansky said that the calls are still being delivered today, each of them is numbered and protected.
