Zelenskyy said that Iran has not yet provided missiles to Russia, but is actively negotiating.
Zelenskyy says that Russia's profits from the shadow fleet exceeded the entire amount of support for Ukraine since the beginning of the war. The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry calls for effective sanctions against the Russian shadow fleet.
President Zelenskiy said he had not heard from Trump about plans to withdraw support for Ukraine if he wins the election. According to him, such a step would bring Putin closer to victory.
Sweden has announced that it will allocate 63 million euros to Ukraine as part of its previous military aid packages. 20 million will be used to support Ukraine's industrial base, and 43 million will be spent on multilateral initiatives.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said that Russia would not have been able to wage war without China's support. She emphasized that the future of Europe depends on the outcome of this war.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has announced a €500 million aid package for Ukraine. Of this amount, 350 million euros will be allocated for military needs.
During the fourth Ukraine-North Europe Summit in Iceland, the parties discussed strengthening air defense and the Patriot system. They also discussed Ukraine's membership in NATO and a common position on peace.
The Russian military has conducted at least 99 exercises on the territory of Crimea in the first 9 months of 2024. The exercises damage the peninsula's ecosystem and violate international law.
During his first working visit to Iceland, the President of Ukraine met with the Prime Minister. The parties discussed NATO membership, investments in the defense industry, and the production of drones.
Japan has agreed to allocate 471. 9 billion yen to Ukraine through a World Bank fund. The funds are part of a $50 billion G7 loan secured by frozen Russian assets.
The Verkhovna Rada's National Security Committee has approved bills to extend martial law and mobilization for 90 days. The regimes will be in effect from November 10, 2024, to February 7, 2025.
The Pentagon reports 10,000 North Korean troops in Russia, some of whom are moving to Ukraine. The US will not impose new restrictions on the use of US weapons if the DPRK participates in hostilities.
US President Joe Biden called the presence of North Korean troops in Russia “very dangerous. ” NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte confirmed the information about the deployment of more than 3,000 DPRK troops at training grounds in the Kursk region.
In November 2024, five new films of different genres will be released in Ukraine. These include an action movie with Dwayne Johnson, two horror films, a post-apocalyptic thriller, and a biographical drama about an opera singer.
The Verkhovna Rada Budget Committee did not support the amendments to cancel the UAH 3 billion salary increase for prosecutors. The decision was made with 14 votes in favor, 4 abstentions and 1 against.
The Army+ app has added 5 new types of electronic reports for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. These include a Form 5 certificate, reports for leaving the garrison, for treatment, financial assistance, and leave after captivity.
In Lviv Oblast, only 61. 8% of children under 1 year of age have been vaccinated against pertussis, diphtheria, and tetanus. In 10 communities, the vaccination rate is critically low, ranging from 18.6% to 55.2%.
The Verkhovna Rada Budget Committee has supported the draft State Budget for 2025 for the first reading. Among the changes are the exclusion of the Road Fund and the abolition of cashback funds, and MPs submitted 2098 amendments.
Stabilization medical centers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in combat areas will be reinforced with professional doctors from hospitals. The medics will continue to work in their specialty to save the lives of the military.
The President of Ukraine reported a difficult situation in the east due to the large number of Russian troops. According to Zelenskyy, 800 Russian troops were killed in the east yesterday alone.
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi visited troops in the Zaporizhzhia sector. He discussed with the commanders the state of supply of units and preparations for the winter period.
The MCC and law enforcement agencies will have access to a unified electronic data exchange system. This will help to more effectively identify those who evade military service.
Police detained a group of railway depot workers who were systematically stealing fuel from diesel locomotives. The police seized 2,600 liters of diesel fuel from the criminals and they face up to 8 years in prison.
The State Emergency Service of Ukraine provides important rules for the safe use of heating devices during the cold season. Since the beginning of the year, more than 22,000 residential fires have been recorded in Ukraine.
The poll showed that only 33% of Ukrainians trust NABU and customs, while more than 60% express distrust. Despite the same indicators, the customs is scheduled to be relaunched, while the NABU continues to work unchanged.
The United Kingdom has imposed new sanctions on three Russian agencies and three high-ranking individuals. The sanctions were imposed for attempts to undermine democracy and destabilize the situation in Ukraine through disinformation.
A total of 22,763 Ukrainians applied to recruitment centers, 81% of whom were men. About 5,600 candidates are currently undergoing the preparatory stage before joining the Defense Forces.
The occupants are most actively attacking in the Pokrovske and Kurakhove directions, where they conducted more than half of all attacks. The enemy uses aviation and suffers significant losses in manpower.
The Financial Times reveals Trump's plans to resolve the war in Ukraine if he wins the election. The plan calls for the creation of demilitarized zones and the refusal to join NATO.
The Republican candidate for vice president of the United States has declared that he will prioritize support for Taiwan over Ukraine because of its role in the global economy. Taiwan produces about half of the world's semiconductors.