Vira Kravchuk

Ukrainian president revealed Ukraine could launch preemptive strikes against North Korean forces if Western allies lifted weapons restrictions on long-range strikes inside Russia, instead of merely observing the situation.

The Russian forces launched a S-300 missile to attack a police facility in central Kharkiv, the second-largest city in Ukraine.

A police officer suffered smoke inhalation while helping residents escape a burning 16-story building in Kyiv's Sviatoshynsky district.

Ukraine-Nordic Summit, including Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Ukraine, resulted in support of Ukraine's path toward NATO membership and measures to maintain sanctions pressure on Russia.

On 29 October, a Ukrainian drone strike targeted a military university in Gudermes, named after Russian President Vladimir Putin, marking the first attack on the territory of Chechnya.

Robert Fico appeared on Russian state-funded TV calling it his “personal duty” to attend Russia's 2025 Victory Day celebrations.

Indian Shreya Life Sciences, traditionally a pharmaceutical distributor, has emerged as a significant supplier of restricted AI technology to Russia, shipping 1,111 American high-end Dell servers containing restricted Nvidia chips between April and August 2024.

Ukrainian President expressed openness to holding the next peace negotiations in India, as well as other proposed countries, while emphasizing that any talks must follow Ukraine's framework for resolution.

The male suspect used food aid delivery routes to gather and transmit sensitive military information about Ukrainian defense positions to an identified Russian intelligence officer.

North Korean troops' training has mainly focused on mountainous operations against South Korea, leaving them potentially unprepared for the flat borderlands of Ukraine's front lines.

The Ethanol Spirit plant in the Krasnoye village was already attacked twice in October. The facility is accused of being involved in producing fuel and explosives for military purposes.

The massive Russian attack left three apartments destroyed and 21 private homes damaged in Kharkiv, injuring five children among 21 casualties.

A son of Kadyrov's trusted lieutenant now oversees operations at the steel plant in occupied Mariupol, exporting steel and scrap metal to Russia, while also looting millions-worth equipment.

Kremniy EL factory in Bryansk produced components for Russian systems like the Pantsir air defense and Iskander missiles used for the war in Ukraine.