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“Simply mathematical truth”: Ukrainian drones achieve more than years of Western sanctions against Russia – Budanov
Ukrainian drone strikes have destroyed 38 percent of Russia's oil refining capacity and suppressed processing rates until at least mid-2026, inflicting more economic damage than all Western sanctions combined.
Tomahawk myth exposed: Ukraine’s potential cruise missiles from US won’t reach 2,500 km
Kyiv could still strike deep into Russian territory, but expectations must match modern operational reality.
Russia unleashes record ballistic missile strike on Ukraine, pushing energy grid to brink
Simultaneous launches of Iskander-M, Kinzhal, and Shahed drones devastate gas infrastructure.
Ukrainian teen killed in Dublin asylum center stabbing
A teenager stabbed a 17-year-old Ukrainian boy to death at a Dublin emergency accommodation facility for asylum seekers on October 15, with gardaí arresting the suspect at the scene before he was hospitalized
Russians strike Ukrainian military training base with ballistic missiles, casualties reported
A Russian ballistic missile attack on a Ukrainian training base on 16 October marks at least the sixth such strike on military training facilities since June
North Korean UAV crews coordinate Russian missile strikes from Kursk into Sumy Oblast
Russia is deploying North Korean drone operators to adjust launch missile system fire on Ukrainian positions, following critical personnel losses and a failed offensive
Ukrainian delegation in US meets developer of Tomahawk missiles that could strike deep inside Russia
Kyiv’s high-level delegation meets Raytheon and Lockheed Martin amid Trump’s signals that he could approve long-range missile transfers.
Drone strike hits Russian power substation — blackout follows in parts of Volgograd Oblast
Just like before, officials claim it was “falling debris” that left towns without electricity.
365 verified cases, 10-20 unreported for each: UN estimates scale of sexual assault in Russian occupied territories
Some 19 Russian soldiers have been convicted in absentia for sexual violence since 2022, while Ukraine's Office of the Prosecutor General has verified 365 cases involving survivors aged four to 80
Lavrov claims Tomahawk sale to Ukraine would cause “colossal damage” to US-Russia relations
Russia warns of "very serious" escalation if the US sells Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, though the weapons would mirror Russia's own Iskander, Kinzhal, and Kalibr missiles used in weekly strikes against Ukraine since 2022, according to the Institute for the Study of War.
Nordic and Baltic countries launch joint initiative to train and arm Ukrainian soldiers under Norway’s lead
A formal pact signed in Brussels kicks off a multinational effort to prepare Ukrainian forces and supply brigade-scale weaponry.
UK warns Russian energy strikes risk Ukrainians “freezing to death in their own homes”
Russia has targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure for four consecutive winters, the UK told the OSCE, citing recent strikes involving 35 missiles and 60 drones against gas facilities in Kharkiv and Poltava.
Russia fabricates triple murder story to discredit Ukrainian Armed Forces
Pro-Kremlin channels are spreading a fabricated story about Ukrainian soldiers allegedly murdering three civilians in Sumy Oblast, using a fake screenshot designed to look like an official police report
Ukraine to build German Lynx infantry vehicles and repair Leopard tanks under new deal
The freshly signed agreement covers high-end defense tech, training programs, and support for Ukrainian-made combat systems.
Norway pledges $200 million to fund new shipment of US weapons for Ukraine under NATO plan
The Norwegian government confirmed it will finance another major military aid package to Ukraine through the PURL initiative.
Russia’s overnight strike cripples Poltava gas fields — extraction halted across region
Explosions were reported in Poltava, Kharkiv, Kropyvnytskyi and other cities during a widespread overnight attack.
Ukrainian prosecutors detail beating injuries that killed mayor who refused to collaborate with Russian occupiers
Yevhen Matvieiev was abducted at a checkpoint in March 2022 and spent two years and 8 months in Russian captivity.
Georgian opposition shut out as pro-Russian ruling party consolidates power in latest elections
Following the 4 October vote, the Central Election Commission finalized results on 16 October.
Moldova turns to financier with deep Ukraine ties as new face of reform amid Russia’s threat
Alexandru Munteanu, a 61-year-old businessman and economist with no prior political experience, will be proposed for Moldova's Prime Minister position by the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS)