Kyiv to launch first protected mini heat and power plants as city braces for hardest wartime winter
Protected mini-CHP plants to keep Kyiv’s heat and lights on under Russian attacks
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Ukrainian opposition blocks parliament, demands entire government resign over $100M scheme involving Zelenskyy’s associate
51 MPs have already signed no-confidence motion.
The Mindich tapes: anti-graft recordings expose Zelenskyy associate’s $100M nuclear operator protection racket
Money-laundering network operated like bank, spanning Kyiv to Atlanta to Moscow
Three thermal power plants down, 12-hour blackouts introduced in Ukraine, as Russia executes freeze-out terror
Putin abandons occupation for a strategy of rendering Ukraine unlivable.
Czech Republic plans to abandon Ukraine after delivering 850,000 shells as Russian intimidation fractures EU unity
The incoming Czech government plans to prioritize "diplomatic efforts" and shift from military to humanitarian aid despite Russia showing no interest in peace negotiations, intensifying attacks throughout 2025, and conducting its first strike on NATO territory in Poland.
From grid to gunpoint: How Ukraine became an energy battleground
Russia’s war on Ukraine isn’t just fought with drones and missiles—it’s waged through the power grid.
Ukraine forms new international coalition under Russian fire
Integrated with the European grid, Ukraine can import electricity while the coalition coordinates funding, equipment, and technical support to keep homes and industries running.
Russia plans winter humanitarian disaster in Ukraine, says Zelenskyy ahead of Coalition of Willing meeting in London
The Coalition of the Willing meeting will involve NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte and over 20 allies.
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.
European operator confirms it can halt Russian LNG shipments by 2027, replacing supplies with US gas
With sanctions on the horizon, European nations plan to sever Moscow’s grip on energy.
Kyiv draws red line in Odesa, placing city under new military administration led by Donbas war veteran
The move signals Kyiv’s intent to secure Odesa against pro-Russian influence while keeping civilian governance under close wartime oversight.
Zelenskyy: Russia fears US Tomahawks — that fear can work for peace
Zelenskyy hails potential US Tomahawk deliveries as a “signal of strength,” saying Russia’s air terror and nuclear plant blockades prove it must be forced, not persuaded, toward peace.
$2.8 billion emergency plan tests Ukraine’s winter resilience
The country now depends on imports to meet a 1 November storage target that is only enough for a mild winter.
Zelenskyy at EU summit in Copenhagen: Russia’s ambition to divide Europe is clear
Ukrainian troops train partners to intercept UAVs while Moscow exploits division, energy dependencies, and hybrid tactics to weaken support for Kyiv.
Georgia finds 240 million tons of “new lithium” needed by West — but access may be tied to Ukraine’s war
A colossal find could help the West cut reliance on China, but Moscow lurks with leverage.
Russia kills family with five drones in Ukrainian region, which is under Washington’s negotiation agenda
Moscow's coordinated drone assault on sleeping civilians tests whether targeted family killings can influence the peace talks in Washington.
Russian oil floats in limbo as EU sanctions trap tankers near India
The Achilles and Elyte sit stranded, while pressure mounts on Delhi to choose sides in a wartime economy.
With infrastructure in ruins and winter ahead, Ukraine finds gas power where Russia once ruled
The Trans-Balkan corridor becomes Kyiv’s newest artery in the war for energy survival.
As Trump threatens sanctions on buyers of Russian oil, India prepares to switch suppliers to avoid fallout
India eyes alternatives in Guyana, Brazil, and Canada.
Polish PM Tusk: Counting on Russian energy supplies during war is “grave sin”
Meanwhile, Polish company Orlen cuts ties with Moscow, joining the fight for Europe’s energy freedom.