Law enforcement officers notified two "DPR" terrorists of suspicion of violence, including sexual violence, against citizens of Ukraine.
The British Navy's Boeing RC-135W Rivet Joint electronic reconnaissance aircraft began patrolling over the Black Sea. Its arrival was recorded by flight monitoring resources.
A boat with 38 migrants sank off the Greek island of Lesbos. 34 people were rescued, four died, the causes of the tragedy are being investigated.
During the DFNC3 forum, Ukroboronprom signed several important agreements with global companies regarding armaments.
In Vinnytsia region, a 26-year-old man was detained for raping and killing a 15-year-old girl. He tried to cover up the crime by throwing the body into a well and covering it with stones.
People's Deputy Tishchenko proposed in the Verkhovna Rada to nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, Pere Joan Ponsa Sampierto, arrived in Kyiv on October 7. He spoke in the Verkhovna Rada, expressing support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression.
The occupation authorities of Mariupol plan to demolish dozens of houses restored by residents in the city center and private sector. People are outraged, as they repaired their homes themselves after Russian shelling.
The Presnensky Court of Moscow sentenced Tatyana Lazareva in absentia to one year and nine months of correctional labor for violating the duties of a "foreign agent," which is added to the previous sentence. The total sentence is seven years in a penal colony, including for "justifying terrorism" and publishing without the "foreign agent" label.
Fighters of the 141st Separate Mechanized Brigade conducted a successful assault operation in the village of Sichneve in Dnipropetrovsk region. The "Shkval" assault troops eliminated 50 Russian invaders and captured eight more.
An officer who forced his subordinates to cook and sell shawarma instead of serving will be tried in Donetsk region. The state suffered losses of over 4 million hryvnias.
Goldman Sachs has raised its gold price forecast to $4900 per ounce for December 2026. This is due to the expected inflow of funds into gold ETFs and active purchases by central banks.
Russian troops dropped explosives from a drone on a public transport stop in Kherson on October 7, 2025, at approximately 06:30. As a result of the attack, a 65-year-old man was killed, and another 70-year-old local resident was wounded.
Kazakhstan will export more oil to Europe. Monthly supplies will increase from 100,000 to 130,000 tons. The agreement has been extended until the end of 2026, covering resources from Karachaganak Petroleum Operating B.V.
Spanish researchers have developed a nanoparticle-based injection that restores the brain's natural defenses and could become the basis for the world's first vaccine against dementia. Experiments on mice have shown a reduction in toxic protein and restoration of brain functions.
Poltava police found a car with a missing woman and child in a reservoir near the village of Stari Sanzgary, both of whom died. The search for the man, who also disappeared on October 2, 2025, continues.
In Constanța, classes are suspended due to the threat of flooding caused by a cyclone from the Mediterranean Sea. Meteorologists predict up to 120 liters of precipitation per square meter, strong wind gusts, and snowfalls at high altitudes.
Three Croatian climbers from Split died on October 6 below the peak of Mount Toska in the Julian Alps due to an avalanche. Rescuers found the bodies of all three at an altitude of 1,800 meters after a temporary halt to the operation due to difficult weather conditions.
13 Ukrainian police chiefs underwent training in Estonia, where their Estonian counterparts shared their experience in reforming law enforcement agencies. The project will last two years, and six groups of Ukrainian police officers will complete it by 2027.
Tomorrow in Lviv, a memorial plaque in honor of Andriy Parubiy will be installed on the facade of building No. 48 on Akademika S. Yefremova Street, where he died. The opening ceremony will begin at 3:00 PM, and traffic on the street will be temporarily blocked.
Near Kostiantynivka, Russians, using armored vehicles, attempted to storm the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Border guards, with the help of drones, repelled the occupiers' attacks.
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs deported over 170 foreign nationals and eco-activist Greta Thunberg, who attempted to break through to the Gaza Strip as part of the so-called "Global Flotilla of Sumud. "
Lviv customs officers discovered an ancient 17th-century icon, painted by Andreas Asper, during customs control at the border. Experts valued it at 25 thousand US dollars, confirming its historical and cultural value.
In Rivne region, a law enforcement officer will be tried for causing a drunk driving accident in May 2025, which resulted in the death of a woman and moderate injuries to her 15-year-old daughter. The indictment has already been sent to court, and the man faces up to 10 years in prison.
Johann Wadephul, Germany's Foreign Minister, stated that he sees progress in peace negotiations in Gaza and spoke about Germany's participation in the peacekeeping process in the Middle East.
The Appeals Chamber of the HACC partially satisfied the appeal of the Ministry of Justice, confiscating the property and corporate rights of former MP Volodymyr Oliynyk. Seven real estate objects, a pleasure boat, and a share in E.S.P. Technologies LLC were seized as state revenue.
In temporarily occupied Mariupol, there is an acute fuel shortage, which has led to long queues at gas stations and empty pumps. Gasoline prices have risen sharply, and public transport is refueled with interruptions and delays.
The High Anti-Corruption Court partially satisfied the SAP's lawsuit regarding the confiscation of property registered to relatives of the former head of the district TCC of Kharkiv. The official's mother-in-law purchased two expensive cars with a total value of over UAH 3.4 million, which were actually used by the military official.
In Belgorod, interruptions in electricity and water supply have resumed after another attack on the Luch power substation. Explosions were accompanied by rising smoke over the city, and residents report problems with power supply in various districts.
Turkey may cooperate with the US on the development of rare earth element deposits in western Anatolia, after talks with China and Russia slowed down. Ankara and Washington are exploring a joint project in the Beylikova area, where a deposit of cerium, praseodymium, and neodymium has been discovered.
