Four dead, six wounded as rescue operations conclude after night strike in Kharkiv
Two elderly women and two men were killed in their homes by Russian aerial bombs.
Integration of Ukraine’s defense industry with EU defense sector “serves mutual interests” – Kubilius
EU Commissioner-designate for Defence highlighted battle-tested effectiveness, high manufacturing quality, and lower production costs as advantages of Ukrainian-produced equipment.
Six more children successfully evacuated from occupied Kherson Oblast to Ukrainian-controlled territory
In total, 224 children have been evacuated from occupied territories by volunteers, where they were subjected to forced integration into the "Russian world" through propaganda and education.
Ukraine plans to mobilize 160,000 additional personnel
This statement from Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council Secretary Oleksandr Lytvynenko comes amid reports of personnel shortages in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which critics attribute to numerous exemptions in mobilization law.
Ukraine is finalizing second and third defense lines in Zaporizhzhia Oblast to create “fortress”
Fortifications are also being created around cities, the governor said.
Poland ready to transfer remaining MiG-29s to Ukraine if allies guarantee the security of airspace – Duda
Polish President Andrzej Duda announced on Tuesday that Poland could transfer its remaining MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, provided NATO allies guarantee and engage in the security of Polish airspace until Warsaw receives new aircraft.
ISW: Russian forces deploy up to 600 troops weekly for infantry assaults in one direction
Putin acknowledged ongoing economic challenges during a government meeting but claimed Russia could sustain the longer war.
Russian artillery strikes kill three in Kherson, wound a child
Artillery shells hit high-rises in Kherson and multiple residential buildings in nearby rural areas on Sunday.
ISW: Economic strain and manpower shortage may force Putin to change his war strategy
The increase in soldiers' salaries and deployment of North Korean troops indicate problems with current mobilization through contracts, while Putin seems reluctant to announce a new wave of compulsory mobilization.
Russia bombs residential areas of Ukraine’s 1.4-million-populated city
Four people were wounded on 28 October as Kharkiv suffered from daily attacks with Russia's guided bombs.
Georgian president calls elections “Russian special operation,” refuses to recognize results
At the same time, the Prime Minister said the current ruling party, which claims victory, will approve the new government despite protests.
International observers: Georgian elections marred by pressure and intimidation
A joint observation mission reported numerous violations that support claims of election rigging by Georgia's democratic opposition.
Canada delivers armored vehicles to Ukraine
The delivery follows personnel training in Germany, but the number of vehicles was not disclosed.
Russia launches over 1,100 guided bombs in a week — Zelenskyy
Russia also utilized 560 strike drones and 20 missiles this week, maintaining pressure on Ukraine's air defense and high intensity of air strikes along the frontline.