Another death in Kherson: Russian artillery kills 77-year-old as daily terror continues
Prosecutors open war crime investigation as daily bombardment from Russian forces continues across liberated city.
Putin mocks the West’s silence as Russia bombards Ukraine with Western-made components – Zelenskyy
A massive overnight Russian bombardment damaged energy facilities, infrastructure, and homes across several regions, leaving at least five people dead.
EU renews sanctions targeting Russia’s shadow war against European democracy
The framework targets those undermining EU security through electronic warfare, propaganda networks, and attacks on critical infrastructure.
Russian “shadow fleet” tanker suspected of involvement in Danish drone incursions resumes voyage after French detention
The Boracay, linked to Russia’s clandestine fleet that helps fund Moscow’s war effort, was detained by French authorities on 27 September.
Russia’s “Española” military brigade of football ultras and far-right militants announces dissolution
“Española” was repeatedly thrown into major offensives in Ukraine’s Donbas, from Avdiivka to Chasiv Yar, where it took heavy casualties.
Russia launches largest strike on Ukraine’s gas infrastructure since start of war – Naftogaz
Missiles and drones struck energy facilities in eastern Ukraine overnight, causing critical damage to gas production sites.
Romania seeks Ukraine drone partnership after Russian airspace violations
The partnership builds on Ukraine's transformation from importer to drone warfare powerhouse.
Russian drone strike on Dnipro kills one, injures dozens
A Russian drone strike on Dnipro killed and injured civilians, including children, damaging residential and cultural buildings in the central Ukrainian city.
Kremlin hints at ambitions beyond occupied regions, saying people in Ukraine’s southern regions want to “link their fate to Russia”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said “many” people in Ukraine’s Odesa and Mykolaiv regions secretly want ties with Russia, reviving concerns over Moscow’s broader territorial ambitions.
Russia extends ban on gasoline exports amid Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries
Fuel shortages are spreading into Russia’s central regions, with record-high gasoline prices reported after weeks of Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries.
If there are blackouts in Kyiv, there will be blackouts in Moscow, Zelenskyy suggests
Zelenskyy warned that Moscow should not underestimate Ukraine’s response to attacks on civilian infrastructure, saying blackouts in Ukrainian cities could be met with similar measures in Russian cities.
Russia forces Europe’s largest nuclear plant into unprecedented 3-day blackout as safety fears mount
Emergency diesel generators are keeping cooling systems running at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant after its last external power line was cut, with experts warning the record outage heightens the risk of a nuclear accident.
Crimean fuel shortages expose reach of Ukraine’s refinery-targeting campaign
Half of Crimean gas stations have stopped fuel sales entirely as Russian-appointed officials struggle to manage cascading effects of Ukraine's oil infrastructure campaign.
Putin lies when he says Russia is making gains: Zelenskyy
In his nightly address, President Zelenskyy reported thousands of Russian losses near Dobropillia and warned that only stronger international pressure and military aid can curb Moscow’s “virus of war.”