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CONFLICT4d agoRussia's war casualty toll in Ukraine up by 1,510 over past dayThe total combat losses of Russian forces in the war against Ukraine from February 24, 2022, to October 28, 2026, have reached approximately 1,583,350 personnel, including 1,510 troops killed or wounded over the past 24 hours.Ukrinform [en]
CONFLICT4d agoInside Ukraine's extraordinary underground pipeline operation against Russian forces near KupianskTurning a tactic previously used by Russian troops against them, Ukrainian forces infiltrated enemy positions near Kupiansk in a carefully planned operation that inflicted significant losses and strengthened Kyiv's position in the area.EuroNews [en]
CONFLICT4d agoUkraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky says frontline positions strongest in a long time after territory recapturedThe Independent World
WORLD4d agoNorway extradites banker suspected of stealing over UAH 1M from customers' accounts to UkraineA former bank employee from Ukraine's Ternopil region, suspected of misappropriating customers' funds and wanted internationally, has been extradited from Norway to Ukraine.Ukrinform [en]
POLITICS4d agoNorway allocates nearly $54M in energy support for UkraineThe Norwegian government announced on Tuesday, October 27, that it would provide 500 million kroner (nearly $54 million) in energy support for Ukraine ahead of winter.Ukrinform [en]
POLITICS4d agoTrump administration discussing Russian deals with U.S. oil firms in Ukraine peace talks - FTSeeking Alpha Tech
MILITARY4d agoSoldier who held position alone for 491 days nominated for Hero of Ukraine titleThe Verkhovna Rada supported an appeal to the President to award the title of Hero of Ukraine to serviceman Kostiantyn Vlasenko, who held a combat position in the Kupiansk sector for 491 days and was evacuated after suffering severe injuries during a unique aerial evacuation operation.Ukrinform [en]
POLITICS4d agoSen. Chris Coons speaks out against Trump's Ukraine policyDemocratic Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware joins "The Takeout" to address the Trump administration's policies toward Ukraine and Russia as Elon Musk admits to restricting the country's access to a defensive satellite system.CBS News
POLITICS5d agoFinancial aid for Ukraine is getting harder to findHelping a European neighbor remains politically popular, but rearming amid economic stress leaves less money to give.Defense One
CONFLICT5d agoUN report: Russian attacks on Ukraine’s power grid are a ‘crime against humanity’Atlantic Council
CONFLICT5d agoWhy Russia's Central Crimean Drone Base Is Hard For Ukraine To DestroyA military airfield in Crimea has been transformed into a hub for drone launches, new satellite images sourced by RFE/RL show. We spoke to one Crimean military insider about why Ukraine has been unable to take the site out of action.RFE/RL
POLITICS5d agoPM Koretskyi discusses EU integration support, energy assistance for Ukraine with Lithuanian Seimas SpeakerPrime Minister of Ukraine Sergii Koretskyi discussed support for Ukraine’s European integration, additional contributions to the Energy Support Fund and strengthening transport infrastructure during a meeting with Lithuanian Seimas Speaker Juozas Olekas.Ukrinform [en]
CONFLICT5d agoCeasefire extended across Ukraine's Kherson region, officials sayThe truce was originally planned for the stranded residents of Oleshky, and Russia and Ukraine say no breaches have been reported.BBC World
CONFLICT5d agoVladimir Putin seeks to exploit weaknesses among Westerners to make Ukraine bendLe Figaro International
CONFLICT5d ago“People are starving”: unexpected ceasefire in Olechky, a village in southern Ukraine cut off from the worldLe Figaro International
POLITICS5d agoWashington discusses Russian deals for US oil majors in Ukraine peace talksWhite House proposes renewed postwar business ties in an effort to bring President Vladimir Putin to the negotiating tableFinancial Times
POLITICS5d agoAlexander Solzhenitsyn warned against a war between Russians and Ukrainians. He also wanted to redraw Ukraine’s borders.On October 20, a monument to Alexander Solzhenitsyn was dismantled in central Vladivostok, where it had stood since 2015. It was supposed to be moved to a park commemorating victims of political repression, but the very next day it was unexpectedly put back. The official explanation was that it was too large for the new site. Vladivostok’s role in this story is no coincidence. It was there that Solzhenitsyn began his journey across Russia in 1994, after 20 years in exile. The writer traveled across the country to Moscow by train. After returning, he became active in politics, criticizing GorbaMeduza [en]
POLITICS5d agoRussia jails IT worker for 13 years for donating money to UkraineCryptocurrency exchange Binance shared Ukraine donation data with Russian authorities resulting in his conviction.Al Jazeera [en]
MILITARY5d agoUkraine is teaching the world to fight drones and use them in combat, Netanyahu saysIsrael, like the rest of the world, is studying Ukraine’s experience in using drones and countering them, while investing in technologies to address the threat posed by Iran.Ukrinform [en]
CONFLICT5d agoTrapped without food, electricity, or medicine, civilians in occupied Oleshky finally have a chance to escape. But even those wishing to go to Ukraine will reportedly be taken to Russia first.Meduza [en]
CONFLICT5d agoPutin urged to end Ukraine war as European leaders make rare contactThe Independent World
CONFLICT5d agoFinnish and Norwegian leaders discuss Ukraine peace with Putin as a source close to the Kremlin warns of escalating hybrid warfare with EuropeMeduza [en]
CONFLICT5d agoNordic countries have provided Ukraine with nearly $50B in aid since full-scale invasion began, Sybiha saysThe five Nordic countries — Finland, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, and Sweden — have provided Ukraine with about $50 billion in aid since February 2022.Ukrinform [en]
MILITARY5d agoElon Musk argues that the threat of Russian anti-satellite attacks is a reason to restrict Starlink’s military use in UkraineMeduza [en]