Ukrzaliznytsia reported a technical failure at the internet provider. Currently, the company's online services are unavailable, including the application for purchasing tickets and the official website. Tickets can be purchased at ticket offices.
Germany is recording an increase in drone flights over strategic facilities, but the military does not have the right or ability to shoot them down. The country is only beginning to restore its anti-drone defense, which was disbanded in 2010.
Ukraine has approved the State Target Program for Energy Modernization of Heat Supply Enterprises until 2030. It provides for stimulating enterprises to apply energy-efficient measures, developed in pursuance of the EU Ukraine Facility initiative.
More than 50 rescuers of the State Emergency Service worked all night in Slavutych after the Russian attack, setting up tents with internet and charging stations, and connecting generators for the hospital. They continue to work despite new drone attacks to provide the city with conditions for life.
The "Family Home" project is being launched in Ukraine for teenagers, children with disabilities, and large groups of siblings in 12 regions. Payments to foster parents are also being increased, and support for children returned from occupation is being expanded.
French President Emmanuel Macron has warned of Russia's information warfare against Western democracies, using a 'secret army' of digital bots. He noted that Russia systematically interferes in elections and carries out cyberattacks.
Russia has modified its missiles to bypass Ukrainian air defense, as evidenced by months of devastating airstrikes. Ukrainian forces intercepted 37% of ballistic missiles in July, but this figure dropped to 6% in September.
The Oktoberfest festival in Munich has reopened after an emergency closure due to a threatening letter. Police confirmed the absence of dangerous items after a thorough check.
Wrocław police are investigating an attack on a 23-year-old Ukrainian citizen in September 2025. Teenagers lured the man through a fake profile, beat him, and drew Nazi symbols on his face.
In Chernihiv, a police officer in a service car hit a serviceman at a pedestrian crossing on September 30, around 8:00 PM. The serviceman died at the scene from the injuries sustained, and the SBI launched an investigation.
AI-generated videos promoting the narrative of "peace at any cost" are spreading on TikTok, distorting the causes of the war. The Center for Countering Disinformation states that the goal of the campaign is to reduce public resistance, and accounts spreading such videos will be blocked.
Raiffeisen Bank International failed to sell a stake in its Russian business as Moscow seeks to maintain a financial bridge with the West. Russian officials fear Western sanctions against the bank if it is sold.
In Mykolaiv Oblast, the former head of the fuel and lubricants service of a military unit has been detained. He is suspected of embezzling over 650 tons of fuel belonging to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, totaling over UAH 24 million.
Germany is investigating the appearance of unknown drones over critical infrastructure facilities in Schleswig-Holstein. Drones flew over the Thyssenkrupp plant, Kiel Clinic, power plant, canal, bay, parliament, and an oil refinery.
A resident of Kyiv offered a mobilized serviceman assistance in transferring to a rear position for 15 thousand US dollars. He was detained after the transfer of funds, a case was opened for influencing personnel decisions in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, more than 491,000 cases of missing weapons have been recorded, almost doubling in the last year. Mostly automatic rifles, hunting shotguns, and combat pistols are lost, most of which are foreign-made.
Princess Anne visited Kyiv, where she met with President Zelenskyy and the First Lady. She laid a teddy bear at the memorial for fallen children and also met with female police officers and members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Prosecutors of the Kherson Regional Prosecutor's Office заочно notified ten occupiers of suspicion for cruel treatment of the civilian population. The occupiers tortured Ukrainians with electric current, red-hot metal, and held them in inhumane conditions.
The Czech government has banned entry for Russian diplomats and service passport holders without national accreditation. This measure was introduced due to an increase in the number of sabotage acts.
The investigation into a former Ministry of Defense official, accused of official negligence and using forged documents, has been completed. He is charged with causing over UAH 2 billion in damages to the state by groundlessly including VAT in fuel supply contracts.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Israel Defense Forces would remain in most of the Gaza Strip. He also stated that he did not agree to the creation of a Palestinian state.
A former aide to a politician from the far-right AfD party has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for spying for China. He spied on Chinese dissidents and passed information from the European Parliament to Chinese intelligence.
Prosecutors of the Podil District Prosecutor's Office in Kyiv have notified a 44-year-old Mercedes-Benz driver of suspicion for beating a cyclist. The victim sustained a closed head injury, a brain contusion, and a fractured temporal bone.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki proposed a bill to increase the minimum period of continuous residence in the country for obtaining citizenship from three to ten years. This is aimed at better integration of foreigners and adaptation to Polish society.
The Ministry of Justice has filed a lawsuit with the High Anti-Corruption Court regarding the seizure of assets of former Interior Minister Vitaliy Zakharchenko. The state is requesting the seizure of six real estate properties, corporate rights, and funds in bank accounts.
A WizzAir plane flying from Warsaw to Barcelona was forced to return to the Polish capital's airport due to a technical malfunction. Over 150 passengers were on board, and the flight will likely be canceled.
Georgia's ruling party, Georgian Dream, did not congratulate the pro-European party Action and Solidarity on its victory in the Moldovan elections. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze stated that his political force would congratulate its Moldovan counterparts only after Moldova withdraws from the CIS.
The Main Intelligence Directorate has identified 13 Russian commanders responsible for missile attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure.
Since the beginning of 2025, 28 types of dangerous non-food products that posed a threat to consumers have been identified in Ukraine. These included toys, chargers, and household electronics, with a total of over 35,000 units seized.
The Lithuanian Ministry of Education proposes that from 2026, foreigners in the service sector be required to have a basic knowledge of the Lithuanian language. After two years of living in the country, a higher level of language proficiency will be required.
