The head of Zaporizhzhia RMA reported two attacks by Russian troops on Zaporizhzhia. One person was wounded in the attack, buildings were damaged, and utilities are working on the spot.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has responded to the alleged hacking of the Reserve+ app and support chatbots. The agency emphasizes that user data is transmitted encrypted, and the fake Telegram bot has been removed.
Explosions have been reported in Zaporizhzhia, according to the head of RMA Ivan Fedorov. The Air Force warned of Russian tactical aircraft launching guided bombs in the direction of the city.
Gennadiy Beibutyan's body with gunshot wounds was found near his car. The businessman was the head of a group that patrolled the city with the police and participated in raids on the TCC.
Four training centers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have started training under a new program lasting 1. 5 months instead of 1. The project covers almost 500 recruits and is aimed at strengthening training and improving the quality of education for military personnel.
A new administrative center that combines an ASC, a medical clinic, and a post office has been opened in Kyiv Oblast. The project was implemented with the support of Hungary and will serve 3.5 thousand people from the surrounding villages.
In Odesa region, a senior student severely beat a junior student in a college shelter. The police launched an investigation into the fact of intentional light bodily harm and ordered a forensic medical examination.
A judge has released partially redacted documents in the Trump case regarding interference in the 2020 election. The materials contain evidence that prosecutors can use in court, including Trump's publications and witness testimony.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a list of energy equipment exempt from VAT and customs duties when imported into Ukraine. This applies to goods for the restoration of energy infrastructure under the agreements of the Energy Support Fund of Ukraine.
Local collaborators organized a visit of Turkish media to occupied Mariupol to create propaganda materials. Such visits are intended to legitimize the occupation and test the reaction of the international community.
On the night of October 20, Kyiv is expected to experience frosts of 0-2°C on the ground and in the air. Forecasters have declared a yellow level of danger, with temperatures rising to +10°C during the day.
In the center of Tbilisi, Badri Okudzhava, a researcher at the Laboratory for the Study of the Soviet Past, was attacked. The activist attributes the attack to political motives and “voters” of the ruling Georgian Dream party.
The IMF Executive Board has approved the fifth review of the EFF program for Ukraine. This will allow the country to receive a new tranche of about $1.1 billion to cover important non-military budget expenditures.
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal met with President of Finland Alexander Stubb in Helsinki. They discussed military assistance, in particular air defense systems, and thanked for the support of Ukraine.
The Russian Defense Ministry announced a 95-for-95 exchange of prisoners of war between Ukraine and Russia. The exchange was mediated by the United Arab Emirates.
NATO allies are discussing a possible cut in U. S. aid to Ukraine if Trump wins the election. Europe is being asked to step up support as Russia continues to make tactical gains on the battlefield.
The third round of negotiations between Ukraine and the UK on a new bilateral agreement took place. The parties agreed on the structure of the document and noted progress in key sections.
U. S. President Joe Biden has completed his visit to Germany. He received Germany's highest honor for strengthening German-American friendship and the transatlantic alliance.
The Deputy Heads of the OP met with the Hungarian Secretary of State. They discussed regional cooperation, joint projects and priorities for Ukraine's European integration during Hungary's EU presidency.
Ukrainians have submitted about 476,000 applications for weapons permits through the Unified Register. Law enforcement agencies have already made more than 461,000 decisions to grant the relevant permits.
The IMF Board will meet today for the 5th review of Ukraine's program. A successful outcome and a $1.1 billion tranche is expected, which will be the third of four planned reviews this year.
The head of the Kyiv RMA presented state awards to the families of 12 fallen soldiers of the 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade. The memory of the “Ghosts of Kyiv” who gave their lives for the freedom of Ukraine was honored.
The “Brotherhood” unit of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine with the support of the 77th Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine liberated Kruhlyakivka, Kupiansk district. The operation lasted from October 7 to 14, and the enemy lost more than an infantry platoon.
The health of journalist Iryna Danilovych, illegally imprisoned in Russia, is deteriorating. MP Yaroslav Yurchyshyn calls on international organizations to help release the media personality who needs urgent treatment.
In the Bakhmut direction, the occupiers shot a wounded Ukrainian Armed Forces serviceman, probably. The incident occurred on September 6, 2024, near the Phenol Plant in the village of New York, and an investigation has been launched.
President Zelenskyy said that the United States is bringing Ukraine closer to NATO than ever before. He noted Germany's skepticism and the desire of some leading countries not to completely close the door with Russia.
Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi held a meeting with the leadership to strengthen air defense. Specific steps have been identified to improve the protection of Ukrainian skies, introduce innovations and cover critical infrastructure.
U. S. Under Secretary of State for Civilian Security, Democracy and Human Rights, Uzra Zea, arrived in Kyiv. The visit reaffirms the US commitment to support Ukraine against the Russian invasion.
Russian troops dropped explosives from a UAV on utility workers in Kherson. Five men sustained explosive injuries and wounds and were taken to the hospital.
The Ukrainian president said that the invitation to NATO would strengthen the country diplomatically. Zelenskyy thanked NATO members for their help and expects financial support of €40 billion.
