Martial law
Trump said that new strikes on Iran were possible, while Tehran threatened a prolonged conflict. At the same time, both sides allowed for a diplomatic solution.
During the truce, humanitarian aid was delivered to Oleshky and nearly 800 people were evacuated.
Kyiv residents received false alerts about a nuclear and chemical threat and street fighting. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Center for Countering Disinformation urged people not to panic and to verify the information.
Ostap Stakhiv, who had been wanted since March 6, 2026, was taken to a TCC. He is undergoing a military medical commission.
The US First Lady supported the humanitarian mission in occupied Oleshky. She said that this could "elevate humanity above war."
The protection of critical infrastructure in the Kyiv region is ongoing, but requires additional funding.
Two Avenger air defense systems were installed near Trump's residence in Florida due to a warning of an elevated threat. The airspace could be closed permanently.
Karol Nawrocki stated that the constitutional order had been violated following overnight clashes at Poland's Constitutional Tribunal. He called consultations with the parliamentary parties.
More than 70 generals assessed the defense of the Baltic states and urged NATO to prepare more quickly for a confrontation with Russia. Germany plans to reinforce its troops and stockpiles.
Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center employees are suspected of abducting and torturing conscripts and taking bribes. They could face up to 12 years in prison.
The United States asked Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to soften public statements about the Russian threat. Washington is simultaneously reviewing its forces in Europe.
Humanitarian mission is ongoing in occupied Oleshky. Aid has been delivered, and civilians are being provided with technical support to leave.
Aid is being delivered to Oleshky, with 25 buses and ambulances for people with limited mobility prepared. Civilians are being offered safe evacuation or support.
Bill No. 15102 allows critical enterprises to receive firefighting equipment from partners during martial law and thereafter. The document also defines requirements for the targeted use of humanitarian aid.
The government plans to extend the transition period and allow neighboring shelters. Protection-capacity requirements will depend on the number of people.
Five citizens from the temporarily occupied territories who needed assistance have been returned to government-controlled territory. Among them is a married couple injured in a mine explosion.
Around 6,000 places are available for internally displaced persons in Ukraine, but new evacuations from frontline regions are expected. Over nine months, the centers received 128,000 people.
The head of the Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine, Serhii Byzov, spoke about how trade unions help military personnel and their families, facilitate the professional adaptation of veterans, and cooperate with employers to create proper working conditions.
The ban will be in effect from November 1, 2026, until the beginning of the 2027 spawning season. Violations will incur fines, confiscation, and compensation for damages.
The buggy transports up to six military personnel, equipment, and the wounded. It is cheaper than a pickup truck, but has no armor protection and does not replace armored vehicles.
Tariffs will be set by local authorities, while the NEURC will remotely verify their calculations. There will be no automatic reduction in bills.
The Verkhovna Rada approved Bill No. 15488-3 on searches in urgent cases as a basis. A 72-hour deadline will be set for applying to the court.
Lubinets said that the parties are observing a ceasefire in Oleshky and Kherson. The truce will last until November 1 for the humanitarian operation.
In Donetsk region, two Russian contract soldiers were detained after fleeing the front, changing into civilian clothes, and hitchhiking to Kyiv. One of them was charged with high treason and collaborationism.
Law enforcement officers uncovered a scheme involving 16 suspects and more than 600 seized drones. The losses are estimated at UAH 16 million.
A humanitarian mission and a 30-hour period of silence are ongoing in Oleshky without any incidents. Ukraine is preparing assistance and the safe evacuation of civilians.
FP-1 attacks damaged six Russian enterprises producing solid rocket fuel components. An immediate reduction in shelling should not be expected.
ATESH reported the destruction of a command post, launchers, and Russian warehouses near Manhush. The coordinates were provided by a mobilized occupier.
The KSK has changed its training to confront Russia, focusing on prolonged operations and battles against heavy weapons. The unit numbers around 1,500 personnel.
Half of Kyiv’s water supply facilities have backup power, but the duration of autonomous operation has not been specified. The city is preparing water-pumping stations and water deliveries.