Ukraine

Georgia's ruling party posted campaign banners with photos of destroyed Ukrainian cities. They were contrasted with peaceful Georgian cities, calling for “choosing peace” and “saying no to war.

The Ministry of Justice won a case in the HACC against Russian oligarch Usmanov. Iron ore products worth more than UAH 2 billion and 100% of the authorized capital of Peter-Service Ukraine LLC were recovered.

The Bundestag approved a €400 million increase in funding for military support for Ukraine. The funds will be used to purchase air defense equipment, tanks, drones and ammunition, and €70 million has been allocated for energy restoration.

An engineering class for designing drones was opened in the 47th school of occupied Mariupol. This is part of Russia's program to militarize Ukrainian youth in the occupied territories.

Russian troops attacked a railway station in Druzhba, Shostka district, Sumy region, with FPV drones. Three employees of the railway station were wounded in the attack, and the prosecutor's office opened an investigation.

Ukraine imports about 1,500 MW of electricity from its neighbors every day to balance the system and supply consumers. The situation with generation has stabilized, and no outage schedules are applied.

Germany's Defense Minister has announced plans to strengthen its military presence in Europe. By 2025, it is planned to bring more than 35,000 troops, 200 aircraft and additional forces to readiness.

Russia has launched a massive attack on the Ukrainian energy sector, but has not achieved its goals. The government is strengthening the protection of energy facilities and building a distributed generation system, particularly in Mykolaiv.

During the massive attack on Ukraine, several Russian Shahed drones flew into Belarusian airspace. Belarusian fighter jets took to the air to stand guard over the southeast of the country.

Senator Ben Cardin received a video call from fake Dmytro Kuleba via Zoom. Suspicions arose when “Kuleba” began asking politically charged questions and demanding an opinion on sensitive foreign policy issues.

The SBI seized and transferred to ARMA the assets of Betonbud, a company associated with Medvedchuk and Kozak. Unaccounted for property worth UAH 16 million and tax evasion worth UAH 75 million were found.

Russian troops shelled a residential neighborhood in Chasovyi Yar. The attack killed a 48-year-old man, wounded a 33-year-old woman and two men aged 26 and 65. A war crime investigation has been launched.

The UK has imposed new sanctions on five Russian vessels and two shipping organizations. The goal is to deter Russia's attempts to increase future energy revenues that finance the war in Ukraine.

Over the past two months, the number of attempts to illegally cross the border into Ukraine has begun to decline. Border guards hope for a further decrease due to unfavorable weather conditions.

At a training ground in Kirovohrad region, the State Bureau of Investigation reported that an instructor beat a cadet with a rifle butt during a firearms training session. The SBI opened a criminal investigation into the beating of the serviceman.

The President of Ukraine prepares to present the Victory Plan in the United States. Russia intensifies nuclear threats and attacks on Ukrainian cities, and Western allies call for Ukraine to be allowed to strike at Russian territory.

Border guards have not recorded any movements of equipment or military near the border with Belarus. The State Border Guard Service is in control of the situation, but the direction remains potentially threatening.

The SBU neutralized an FSB agent group operating in Kyiv, Kharkiv and Chernihiv. Three agents were detained who were reconnoitering the locations of the Defense Forces and passing information to a Russian curator.

The US President announced a meeting of the leaders of the Contact Group for Ukraine's Defense in Germany in October.

The head of the #SaveFOP movement, Serhiy Dorotych, believes that the acting deputy head of the State Tax Service, Yevhen Sokur, should be fired for making false declarations. The expert emphasizes the need for severe punishment of officials for violating the law.

The Myronivka Museum of Local Lore is implementing a project to digitize traditional clothing from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. About 40 samples of clothing and 50 interior items from 20 villages of the community have been collected.

U. S. President Joe Biden has announced an expansion of the F-16 training program for Ukrainian pilots. It is planned to train an additional 18 pilots next year to strengthen the capacity of the Ukrainian Air Force.

The United States is taking steps to disrupt the global cryptocurrency network in coordination with international partners. The goal is to counteract the evasion of Russian sanctions and money laundering, as well as to deprive Russia's defense base of resources.

The Ministry of Justice appealed to the HACC to nationalize the assets of the former head of Yanukovych's security worth over UAH 100 million. He is accused of aiding and abetting Russia and illegal handling of weapons.

A “Hub for Families of Ukraine's Defenders” has been launched in Kyiv Oblast. The project offers psychological support, trainings, art therapy and other activities to help families of military personnel.

U. S. President Joe Biden has announced that Ukraine will receive long-range Joint Standoff Weapon (JSOW) munitions. This is part of a new aid package to Ukraine worth about $8 billion.

The President of Ukraine expressed gratitude to the United States for providing significant defense assistance worth $7. 9 billion and new sanctions against Russia. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of support for Ukraine's defense and victory.

US President Joe Biden announces a new $7. 9 billion military aid package for Ukraine. The package includes air defense, drones, ammunition, and expanded training for Ukrainian F-16 pilots.

The Ukrainian Air Force reported the launch of three X-47 M2 Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles from the territory of the Russian Federation. The missiles were aimed at Starokonstantinov, Khmelnytsky region.

In Sieverskodonetsk, the occupiers limited the acceptance of "documents" for housing to 3 hours a day. In Alchevsk, schoolchildren are taught the principles of russian propaganda and how to create fake news.