Euromaidan Press Staff

US-made sensor found in Russia's new jet drone.

Germany accuses Russia of a drone bomb attempt at Leipzig and is rolling out drone detection at its eight biggest airports.

Russia burned 628,000 new school textbooks in a Kharkiv warehouse at the peak of back-to-school season.

Drones struck Volgograd and Samara overnight, ISW found Russia ended September with a net territorial loss despite more than 46,000 casualties, and Hungary agreed to unblock two EU accession clusters once Ukraine passes its minority-schooling bill.

NATO chief Mark Rutte says there is no risk of Russia using nuclear weapons against the Baltics, even as Moscow warns that isolating Kaliningrad could trigger a nuclear response.

The EU wants Ukraine to make reforms before it provides more money, while Kyiv is pressing Europe to use €210 billion in immobilized Russian central-bank assets.

Ukraine's Vivaldi counteroffensive reaches Russian fortifications near Lyman without drone fire, Ukrainian crews down a Geran-5 jet drone at 425 km/h, Belgium sends three F-16s, and Estonia confirms Moscow ordered the arson attack on a robot-maker supplying Ukraine.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian marines cleared 5 square kilometers on the Pokrovsk front and captured two Russian soldiers.

Meanwhile, the Pentagon has begun testing candidate US drones against Ukrainian-built jamming systems to see which designs can survive real electronic warfare.

Elsewhere, Ukraine's Defense Ministry unveiled an AI system called SPECTR that helps commanders plan operations rather than just observe the battlefield.

Russia struck a Kyiv maternity hospital with ballistic and hypersonic missiles as a US-led energy truce push advanced, and Zelenskyy said Russia's war has cost it nearly 249,000 troops this year for about 1,000 square kilometers gained.

Meanwhile, Ukraine's Vivaldi operation near Lyman succeeded not through robotics but through precise reconnaissance.

. Germany's AfD party has begun talks with Gazprom on restoring gas supplies the country cut after the 2022 invasion.

For the first time in the war, Ukraine has dropped small robotic vehicles from heavy bombers deep behind Russian lines, helping clear 125 square kilometers of Donetsk Oblast near Lyman.