Russian propaganda
Spending on goods and services is falling in Russia, while household incomes will grow by only 1% in 2026.
In 2027, the occupiers plan to set up such classrooms in youth centers. The Luhansk Regional Military Administration calls this the militarization of children.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs called a humanitarian mission in Oleshky a possible confidence-building measure. Ukraine is ready for such steps but expects reciprocity from Russia.
The US First Lady supported the humanitarian mission in occupied Oleshky. She said that this could "elevate humanity above war."
Trump said in Florida that Melania considers his dancing unpresidential. He spoke to approximately eight thousand supporters.
Fire Point has focused on producing the FP-5 “Flamingo” and developing the FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles. Production of the “Flamingo” is not being discontinued.
UAC-0050 is sending emails about electricity debts with dangerous links. The CPD urges people not to open attachments and to verify bills through official channels.
Russian forces attacked the railway station in Dnipro, injuring a woman and causing a fire. Due to strikes on energy infrastructure, the city and the region are without power.
Russia lures Africans with promises of jobs and education; some have been killed or gone missing. Captives include citizens of 15 countries.
The Center for Strategic Communications stated that Russian propagandists staged a report about the evacuation from Oleshky. Ukraine is carrying out a humanitarian mission there.
Kristen Michal said he would not hold back in his statements about the threat posed by Russia. He called Putin a dictator.
Ukraine is protesting against Russian events at the Khan's Palace on October 31–November 1. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is asking UNESCO to strengthen the protection of the heritage site.
Russia refused five times to provide the WHO with details of Daria Shipilova’s death. The institute had safety problems for years and cooperated with the Russian Defense Ministry.
The United States asked Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to soften public statements about the Russian threat. Washington is simultaneously reviewing its forces in Europe.
Fire Point is increasing production of FP-5 Flamingo missiles and FP-1 and FP-2 drones. The company is also developing FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles.
Fake AI-generated videos allegedly showing insulting posts by Ukrainian lawmakers are spreading on Polish social media. The CPD links the campaign to Russian operations.
The occupation authorities are introducing textbooks for grades 5–7 featuring a Russian interpretation of the past. The CNS says that this is how the Russians justify their aggression and occupation.
Russian sources are spreading fake news about Ukrainian air defense following the strike on the railway station in Dnipro, where 14 people were killed. The Center for Countering Disinformation called it an information operation.
Russia produces up to 3,000 jet-powered "Shaheds" and around 700 "Geran-5" drones every month. It is stockpiling drones for winter attacks.
Putin said that control over social media is needed for security and information sovereignty. He linked the protests in Iran to their influence.
In 30 provinces across Turkey, 85 members of the "Daltons," suspected of setting fire to Starlink facilities in Europe, were detained. Another 15 suspects are being sought.
The foreign minister hinted at Nawrocki’s possible past as a pimp. The president rejected the accusations and is suing the publisher of Onet.
Unknown individuals are trying to obtain data about Ukraine’s negotiations with foreign partners. Rustem Umerov urged people to verify suspicious contacts.
On October 28, Ukraine commemorates the expulsion of the Nazis, although the fighting continued until November. The war claimed approximately 8 million lives.
Poland arrested a 25-year-old Ukrainian man suspected of conducting reconnaissance for arson attacks in Romania. He may be extradited under a warrant.
Zelenskyy said that he shares with Trump the goal of ending the war, but has a different vision of the tools to achieve it. He promised to openly defend Ukraine's interests.
According to Ukrainian intelligence, Russia seeks to split Western partners at three levels. Sybiga called for a united response.
During talks with the leaders of Finland and Norway, Putin focused on the history of the Slavs. No substantive discussion of a ceasefire took place.
The Russian authorities monitor 12. 5 million accounts, including 6 million anti-war ones. In 2024, approximately 500 cases were opened over posts opposing the war.
Konstantin Frolov was convicted of staged attacks, self-inflicted shootings, and fraud for the sake of awards and payments. The court stripped him of his ranks and orders.