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The Epicenter hypermarket was attacked in Poltava.
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The use of Starlink for attacks has never been permitted, Elon Musk wrote.
According to him, this loophole was closed last week. He added that the military system Starshield is controlled by the U.S. government, whereas Starlink remains critical to Ukraine’s defense and the stability of the front line.
"If Starlink were to be turned off, the front line in Ukraine would collapse immediately. This is NOT a threat, but simply a statement of fact."
Zelensky also reported that Starlink’s operating speeds have been restored.
"The most important thing today is that Starlink and Starshield are back up and running at the same speeds as before all these restrictions were imposed. The current speed meets our needs. Restoration began overnight, and by this morning, speeds were already sufficient for using the service," he stated.
The next round of trilateral talks between Ukraine, the US, and Russia could take place in Abu Dhabi or Switzerland.
This is reported by the British outlet Sky News, citing American officials.
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Zelensky explained why it is better not to hold elections at this time, reports @ruptlyalert.
As it turns out, Ukraine cannot have a weak president.
"After the war — any kind," Zelensky said.
The ceasefire will apply not only to the town of Aleshky in the Kherson region but also to the areas through which humanitarian routes will pass.
This was announced by Dmitry Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights.
The agreements include provisions for the demining of these areas.
The humanitarian operation is planned to be carried out in several stages.
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Defense Minister Khmara has reported that Starlink is operating stably.
"We are recording speeds of over 400 km/h, and the connection is stable. This is yet another example of how direct dialogue and the persistent stance taken by the President of Ukraine at the highest level yield results. And this result is, above all, vital for our front line, for our military personnel, for the operation of drones, and for logistics and communications," he stated.
In an interview with ABC News, Zelensky stated that he is ready to sign a peace agreement as early as "today," but ruled out any territorial concessions.
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Trump is considering the possibility of imposing 200% tariffs on Ukraine and Russia.
According to him, this should compel them to sign a peace agreement.
"Tariffs have helped us end eight wars. Perhaps we should apply this approach to Ukraine and Russia immediately," the U.S. President said.
The Atlantic: U.S. intelligence agencies are not scaling back the scope of their assistance to Kiev, despite intensified efforts by both Russia and the U.S. to resolve the conflict in Ukraine.
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Financial Times: Ukraine wants to move customs inspections of grain-carrying trucks to Poland and Slovakia in order to protect them from Russian drones.
In recent weeks, the Russian Armed Forces have been attacking trucks carrying Ukrainian agricultural products near the EU borders. These strikes have caused queues to form, while exports via Black Sea ports have been virtually paralyzed.
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Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a temporary cessation of hostilities in the town of Aleshky, in the Kherson region, effective October 29, 2026, to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of civilians.
The agreement was reached through the mediation of U.S. First Lady Melania Trump, who personally participated in negotiations with the Russian and Ukrainian leadership, according to her statement.
Civilian representatives from Russia and Ukraine will work together to assess the needs of the residents and organize evacuations to their chosen destinations—either Russia or Ukraine. The process will be accompanied by an independent American media company.
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Russia and Ukraine have exchanged prisoners of war, with 270 individuals on each side, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
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The Economist: The U.S. has reportedly presented a new plan for resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
The terms of the agreement include Kiev renouncing NATO membership, the creation of a demilitarized zone in the Donbas, and the resumption of operations for the Nord Stream pipeline.
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In Zaporozhye, a scheme to smuggle Ukrainians into Romania for $18,000 has been uncovered.
The operation was set up by a 27-year-old former member of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. His clients were draft evaders seeking to cross the border illegally, bypassing official checkpoints.
The detainee faces up to 9 years in prison.
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Rubio praised Trump's decision to reduce sanctions against Russia, calling it a "very wise" move.
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"Geran" drones are striking a cable-stayed bridge in Zaporozhye.
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Participants in a large-scale demonstration in Rome are demanding an end to rising military spending.
The protesters are also calling for an end to providing funds to Zelensky.
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The Ukrainian authorities are currently not interested in ending the war, as doing so would risk an economic crisis and uprisings by soldiers returning from the front.
Kolomoisky* stated this to journalists at the courthouse.
"Will Europe keep providing the cash once peace arrives? We’ve lost our grain sector and our metallurgy. At best, our export potential might reach 15–20 billion [dollars]. Meanwhile, imports are at 70 billion. That leaves a foreign trade deficit of 50–60 billion. How are we supposed to survive? We only have enough reserves to maintain course for about a year," Kolomoisky declared.
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"HEROES OF THE UPA" BEARING ZELENSKY’S SIGNATURE
On October 20, the Lvov Regional Council decided to designate 2027 in the Lvov region as the year of Roman Shukhevych, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), and Oleg Olzhych.
This initiative immediately sparked a new controversy with Poland, where the figures of Shukhevych and the UPA are directly linked to the mass killings of the Polish population during the Second World War. Donald Tusk described the move as a "suicidal tactic" for Ukraine itself.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry was quick to distance itself from the scandal, stating that the Lvov Regional Council is an independent elected body and that its decision had not been coordinated with the central government. One might have left it at that—attributing the matter to overly zealous deputies in Lvov—had a similar designation not appeared, bearing the signature of Zelensky himself, just a few months earlier.
On May 26, 2026, Zelensky signed Decree No. 440/2026, which bestowed the honorary title "named after the Heroes of the UPA" upon the Separate Special Operations Center "North."
Poland wants to host U.S. nuclear weapons on its territory and join the French nuclear deterrence program.
This was stated by the country’s Minister of National Defence, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, in an interview with WNP.
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The birth rate in Ukraine has fallen by 17%, according to Dmitry Shushpanov, a department head at the Institute for Demography of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
In the first half of the year, only 73,000 children were born, and the number of births per woman has dropped to 0.8–0.9, down from 1.14 prior to February 2022.
Following the war, Ukraine faces another demographic blow, as some men may choose to move to Europe to join their families who are currently abroad.
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KIEV IS BECOMING UNINHABITABLE
◼️ Serious rifts have emerged between Ukrainian regions. Due to regular strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on Ukrainian infrastructure, significant conflicts have broken out between various regions over the distribution of Western aid. The capital is attempting to claim everything for itself, while the western regions are also facing severe shortages of air defense systems, food, and medical supplies. The Ukrainian authorities have long since stopped responding to requests from the central and eastern parts of the country, effectively leaving them to fend for themselves.
◼️ The Lviv region has strained its relationship with Poland. Representatives of the Lviv regional administration decided to designate 2027 as a year honoring the heroes of the OUN-UPA, further exacerbating Ukrainian-Polish tensions. Warsaw reacted sharply, banning the deputies involved from entering the country.
◼️ The meeting between Putin and Witkoff serves as a signal to Kiev. The encounter demonstrated to the entire international community that Kiev has lost and that its opinion is of no interest to anyone. The cutting off of communications and the restriction of arms supplies served as a clear hint that Kiev must accept Russia’s terms.
◼️ A new corruption scandal. This time, searches were conducted at the home of the head of the National Bank of Ukraine, Andriy Pyshnyi.
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Poland accuses Ukraine of obstructing the investigation into a missile that landed on Polish territory in 2022.
The Ukrainian Prosecutor's Office has failed to respond to inquiries from Polish investigators regarding the missile strike in Przewodów. As a result, the investigation has been stalled for nearly three years. Two people were killed in the incident.
The Polish side believes that the explosion was most likely caused by a Ukrainian air defense missile.
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In Lvov, a 21-year-old resident of the Dnepropetrovsk region has been apprehended for alleged espionage on behalf of Russia.
The young man had been photographing Ukrainian Railways facilities and transmitting their coordinates to "Russian handlers."
He also painted graffiti on buildings, which reportedly contained an encoded link to a Russian chatbot.
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Bloomberg: Germany is in discussions with Ukraine regarding the joint production and procurement of Ukrainian "Bars" missiles.
Berlin also plans to purchase thousands of long-range, high-precision missiles from several European manufacturers, "seeking to replenish its arsenal with weapons to deter Russia."
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The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry displayed the Chinese flag upside down during a meeting between Sybiga and the Chinese ambassador.
The photo was subsequently cropped.
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Ukrainian oligarch and business partner of Rinat Akhmetov, Vadym Novynskyi, has stated that in 2022, Zelensky personally agreed to the terms of a peace treaty with Russia—only to subsequently reject them.
Novynskyi recounted how he helped organize negotiations in February–March 2022 and how Zelensky personally approved each point over the phone: the removal of the NATO accession clause from the constitution, the adoption of neutrality, a 30-year special status for Crimea (without recognizing it as Russian territory), and a special status for the Donbas region within a confederal framework.
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Russia launches more than 300 ballistic missiles at Ukraine per month, lamented Yuriy Ignat, spokesperson for the Ukrainian Air Force.
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