A senior U. S. State Department official says Israel has not given any guarantees not to attack Iran's nuclear facilities in response to missile strikes. The United States hopes for Israel's “wisdom” but is uncertain about its plans.
Monitoring groups report a downed Russian Su-25 aircraft in Kostyantynivka, Donetsk region. The information was disseminated by Mariupol.Sprotyv and an advisor to the mayor of Mariupol, and is expected to be officially confirmed.
The largest bank in Cyprus closed 20,000 accounts belonging to 7,000 Russian clients after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.
A 33-year-old cosmetologist with no medical education is suspected of killing a client by administering anesthesia incorrectly. The woman exceeded the dose of the drug by 15 times, which led to the patient's death.
On October 15, the Kyiv Cave Monastery will open an exhibition of the restored iconostasis of St. George's Church in Drohobych. The 17th-century iconostasis is a pearl of Ukrainian sacred art and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Russian army attacked Novhorod-Siversk and Semenivka communities in Chernihiv region, using UAVs, FPV drones and artillery. Eight explosions were recorded, with no casualties among the local population.
The State Border Guard Service showed exclusive footage of the battles for gas production platforms near Zmiinyi Island.
U. S. President Joe Biden says he is not sure of a peaceful outcome of the U.S. election
On October 5, low levels of air pollution were recorded in Kyiv, KCSA reported. The average level of pollution was observed only on Kharkivske Highway and Architect Verbytsky Street on the left bank.
Power engineers keep the power system balanced, but 508 settlements remain without electricity due to shelling. Over the past 24 hours, power supply was restored to 17,441 consumers affected by the hostilities and technical disruptions.
On October 12, the 25th Ramstein meeting will take place, for the first time at the level of leaders. Ukraine will present a Victory Plan with concrete steps for a just end to the war.
In Zaporizhzhia region, two local men were killed during an enemy shelling of the village of Mala Tokmachka. Due to intense artillery fire, the bodies of the 44-year-old and 46-year-old victims could not be evacuated for several hours.
Russian troops fired 18 times at the border areas of Sumy region at night and in the morning. Twenty-one explosions were recorded in 9 communities, using artillery, UAVs, FPV drones and MLRS.
US President Joe Biden said that if he were Israel, he would consider alternatives to strikes on Iranian oil fields. He added that Israel has not yet decided how to respond to Iran.
In the Dnipropetrovs'k region, the aggressor attacked Nikopol district with heavy artillery and kamikaze drones. The shelling lasted until almost midnight, but there were no casualties.
The suspected mastermind and executor of the murder in the Brovary hotel were served with a notice of suspicion. They face life imprisonment for contract killing and illegal handling of weapons.
The occupants shelled Kharkiv and three districts of the region, using, among other things, UAVs and FPV drones. A school, private houses, and a car were hit, killing two men and wounding one.
Rains are expected in the western, northern and Vinnytsia regions, with temperatures of 11-21°. In the rest of the country, no precipitation, temperature 9-27°. In Kyiv, it will rain, the temperature will be 14-16° at night and 17-19° during the day.
An HBO documentary claims that the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of bitcoin, has been revealed. The revelation could affect financial markets and elections in the United States, as well as raise questions about potential complicity in crimes.
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy has announced the actual completion of the harvest in Ukraine. The company harvested 37.3 million tons of grains, 15.8 million tons of oilseeds and 3.5 million tons of sugar beet from an area of 15.8 million hectares.
In the village of Chahor, two men shot two dogs and fled. The police opened a criminal investigation under the article on cruelty to animals and are investigating.
According to the poll, 70. 1% of Ukrainians support the ban on the activities of the UOC (MP) and other churches run by the aggressor state. 15.1% of respondents do not support this law.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the documents for the operation of the eAcces system, which fights the shadow market for alcohol and tobacco. The system will allow checking the legality of products through Diia and simplify the process of obtaining excise stamps for businesses.
Since July 1, Ukraine has exported 11. 041 million tons of grain, up 62% year-on-year. The exports include 6.4 million tons of wheat, 1.4 million tons of barley and 2.9 million tons of corn.
The occupiers attacked the Dniprovsky district of Kherson from a drone. The attack killed a 75-year-old local resident who was fatally wounded.
At the Polish border crossing point Dorohusk, the weighing complex at the entrance to Poland has resumed operation. The Yagodyn-Dorogusk checkpoint is now operating normally in both directions.
Shigeru Ishiba, the new prime minister of Japan, announced the extension of sanctions against Russia and continuation of support for Ukraine. He also noted strengthening Japan's defense potential and expanding cooperation with its allies.
The government dismissed and appointed deputy ministers and a member of the language commission. The dismissal of the head of the Krasnohrad District State Administration in Kharkiv region was approved.
On Friday night, a heavy rainstorm hit Bosnia and Herzegovina, flooding several cities. Rescue services report missing persons, power outages and communication disruptions.
Frankfurt Airport experienced massive flight delays and cancellations due to a technical failure in the air traffic control system. The problem has been resolved.
