War in Ukraine
Zelenskyy asked Trump to convey to Xi Jinping an appeal to influence Putin.
U. S. intelligence warned Spain, Italy, and France about possible attacks by Russian drones launched from vessels. The likely goal is sabotage and a demonstration of capabilities.
"Rosneft" has shipped oil from a new terminal on the Taimyr Peninsula. Exports currently amount to about 150,000 barrels per day.
The Office of the President said that the Ukrainian delegation is returning to Ukraine. The media reported on possible talks regarding an energy truce.
Russian shelling damaged the production facility of a network of pie shops in Kyiv. The main production facility and warehouse of "TK-Domashnii Tekstyl" were also damaged, and the Dukachi jewelry enterprise was destroyed.
Vladyslav Vlasiuk said that sanctions against Lisin and Potanin could restore trust after Usmanov and Friedman were removed. Their companies are important to Russia’s economy.
Russia directed four drones at Bukovyna's energy infrastructure and border crossing points. Air defense destroyed three; the fourth flew in the direction of Romania.
Danish intelligence expects more frequent and dangerous cyberattacks and acts of sabotage by Russia against the West and NATO. The risk of a limited attack is increasing.
Ukrainian weaponry is being tested in a real war and is rapidly adapting to electronic warfare, air defense, and the enemy’s new tactics. Why battle-proven is becoming a competitive advantage for Ukraine’s defense industry in Europe.
The Council of the EU approved the eighth tranche under the Ukraine Facility for Ukraine, worth nearly €3 billion. Norway additionally contributed approximately €92 million.
Zelenskyy considers the G20 summit in Miami an opportunity for a productive meeting between Ukraine, the United States and Russia. The Kremlin is working on an invitation for Putin.
The Ukrainian military struck a base for attack UAVs, “Kasta” and P-18 radar stations, and a fuel depot belonging to the Russian occupiers.
Russian attacks on September 24 killed six farm workers in the Kharkiv region and two people in Kyiv. Civilian facilities were damaged in several regions.
Consumers in eight regions have been left without power due to shelling. Bad weather has left more than 600 settlements without electricity; no restrictions are forecast.
Zelenskyy briefed Rutte on the consequences of the ballistic attacks on Kyiv. The parties discussed Ukraine’s need for Patriot interceptors and winter support.
Ukraine is negotiating air defense missiles, including Patriot systems, at the highest level. U.S. licenses will open up production, but other solutions are needed before winter.
Sybiha and Araghchi met in New York and agreed to maintain channels of communication. They discussed the situation in the Middle East and Europe.
A Russian drone struck an agricultural enterprise in Stara Hnylytsia: 7 people were killed and at least 10 others were injured. Attacks also continued in Kyiv and Odesa.
Due to Russia's air attack, trains are delayed, including services to Uzhhorod and Przemyśl. The longest delay exceeds 6 hours.
Despite damage from the Russian attack, Maternity Hospital No. 2 assisted with nine deliveries. One boy was born in a shelter.
Zelenskyy said that new Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy and heating infrastructure would make the winter painful for Russia as well. He called for de-escalation.
Russia attacked civilian targets in Odesa region, injuring two people. Because of the drones, Romania scrambled fighter jets, while Moldova closed part of its airspace.
Trump personally welcomed Xi in Washington with a ceremony that was compared to Putin's reception in Alaska. The US and China extended their trade truce until January.
At night, Russia launched 282 drones and missiles at Ukraine, including "Zircon" missiles and ballistic missiles. Air defense destroyed or suppressed 227 targets.
Over the past day, Russia lost 1,540 military personnel, an aircraft, 2 MLRS units, and 4 air defense systems. The total losses of the Russian army have exceeded 1.52 million people.
Russian recruiters lure foreigners into the war through Western platforms, offering jobs and payments of up to $15,000. Meta and Google are blocking the campaigns, but Russia continues to create new accounts.
Zelenskyy discussed the "Lindsey Graham Act" and strengthening sanctions against Russia with members of Congress. He also called on the United States to provide ballistic missile interceptors.
During the night of September 24, the enemy attacked Odesa. Medical and educational facilities and residential buildings were damaged; emergency services are working at the sites.
Jean-Noël Barrot told the UN that Russia is using the cold and shortages of basic necessities against civilians. France called for a ceasefire.
As a result of the overnight attack on Kyiv, two people were killed and six injured. Debris damaged a maternity hospital and a clinical diagnostic center.