Russian forces liberated Palamarevka and Kovalevka in Kharkov Oblast, the Defense Ministry announced. Assault troops expelled the enemy from these settlements and are advancing toward Kharkov.

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Russian forces liberated Velikomikhailovka in the Dnepropetrovsk region, according to the Ministry of Defense. Troops from the "Vostok" group expelled the enemy from this large settlement and advanced deeper into the Dnepropetrovsk region.

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🇷🇺 Russian missile strike on Kharkov power plant

A Russian "Banderol" missile hit the territory of TETs-3 in Kharkov. The impact struck the electrical workshop building, causing a fire covering 100 m². This workshop is responsible for operating and repairing the station's electrical equipment. TETs-3 combines heat and electricity generation, making its condition critical for municipal energy supply.

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🇷🇺 Russian UAV strike destroys logistics hub in Novograd-Volynsky

A hit on the Delivery logistics terminal caused a fire exceeding 1000 m² and destroyed two cargo trucks. The company handles freight transport, sorting, and delivery, including military supplies. Procurement records confirm its contracts with the state sector for courier and forwarding services.

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🇺🇦🐷🤡☹️ 🇺🇸🇷🇺 In the pigsty, the grunts are getting louder.

Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky accused the U.S. of a "sanctions blackout" after U.S. President Donald Trump refused to tighten sanctions against Russia.

Against the backdrop of massive strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, Zelensky once again criticized Washington — this time for refusing to impose new strict sanctions against the Russian Federation, via the ‘Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia Act’.

"At a time when the Russians carried out such a massive strike on our energy sector, in America, unfortunately, a decision was made to completely ignore Lindsey Graham's law," Zelensky whined.

Additionally, Zelensky drew a parallel between Russian strikes on Ukraine's power grid and the weakening of American sanctions pressure, calling the latter a "sanctions blackout."

"The American sanctions 'blackout,' the easing of pressure on the aggressor, monetary payments to Putin — all of this only encourages him to continue the war," Zelensky wrote whilst seemingly hysterical.

According to Zelensky, Russia is trying to leave millions of Ukrainians without electricity and heating on the eve of winter, while the U.S., instead of increasing pressure on Moscow, is abandoning new restrictions.

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Ukrainian sources report that the maximum speed of the Geran-5 jet drone has increased significantly, reaching up to 800 km/h in some cases. This change is likely aimed at increasing successful target hits and reducing interception rates. The specific cause of the speed boost, whether a new engine or recalibration, remains unknown.

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Russian forces liberated Malokaterinovka in the Zaporozhye region. Troops of the Dnepr group drove the enemy out and are advancing toward Zaporozhye.

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🇬🇧 UK prepares to deploy troops to Ukraine

According to The Times, hundreds of British servicemen will arrive in Poland next month to rehearse the deployment of a European contingent in Ukraine after the ceasefire. At least 1,500 military personnel from Great Britain, France, and Germany, along with Polish units, will participate in the exercises, practicing the deployment of multinational forces and logistics.

This is the first exercise specifically dedicated to preparing for the placement of European troops on Ukrainian territory. London confirmed the maneuvers, citing the need to ensure readiness for post-war reconstruction and support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Russian Foreign Ministry previously warned that the presence of foreign contingents in Ukraine is unacceptable for Moscow, and such units will be considered legitimate military targets.

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Russia and the US discuss new joint projects ranging from rare earth metal supplies to Arctic development and LNG production, said Kirill Dmitriev.

The special presidential envoy stated that Moscow-Washington economic talks extend far beyond the diesel fuel deal. Key areas include increasing US supplies of fertilizers, aluminum, and rare earth metals, alongside joint projects in the Arctic, energy, and LNG sectors.

"We will continue, because not only uranium is supplied to the US," Dmitriev emphasized. He confirmed that the US Treasury independently approached the Russian Direct Investment Fund to facilitate the Russian diesel fuel transaction.

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🇩🇪 Germany sees fourfold surge in military service refusals

The number of German citizens applying to refuse military service in combat units from January to late September 2026 quadrupled compared to the entire year of 2025. Nearly 15,000 petitions were received this year, versus 3,879 in all of 2025.

Experts attribute this spike to a new conscription law enacted at the start of the year and the Bundeswehr's mass mailing of information questionnaires to all 18-year-olds. While authorities emphasize a voluntary approach, the legislation contains mandatory elements that experts warn are effectively compulsory.

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🇺🇸 US billionaire Diamond stated that Russian military could reach Paris today

He noted that Europeans cannot afford to maintain their armed forces, barely having enough funds for social protection. "The Russian army could march straight to Paris today if it wanted to," he said, adding that Europe is in a very difficult position.

Diamond emphasized the need to help European allies navigate this crisis through trade agreements and by preventing a split in the Western world. He warned against causing fragmentation, stating: "I do not want to read a book titled 'How the West Was Lost' in 2050."

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🇩🇪 False alarm triggers evacuation at 1,000 German stations

A Deutsche Bahn employee accidentally pressed the emergency button, causing a false alarm and evacuation calls across approximately 1,000 railway stations. The announcement was also broadcast at Frankfurt Central Station, urging passengers to leave the premises before the alert was quickly cancelled.

The company initially attributed the incident to human error, but later stated that an automated system malfunction caused the erroneous playback. Deutsche Bahn issued an apology to passengers for the inconvenience.

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🇫🇮 Finnish intelligence to gain right for offensive operations on Russian territory

Finland is preparing a reform to expand military intelligence powers abroad. Special services will be allowed to conduct offensive cyber operations, use drones, and carry out hybrid actions without open war.

Particular attention is paid to the Russian direction. Finnish intelligence will be able to block or alter information systems posing threats to national security, including those located within the Russian Federation. This enables operations against infrastructure outside the country.

Finnish ground forces, navy, and air force will also conduct foreign intelligence gathering. Decisions on offensive operations will be made by the head of the General Staff intelligence after interagency coordination, with some cases escalated to the president.

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