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🇷🇺 Russian Forces Strike Kiev
Kiev, Oct 26-27: Two series of ballistic missile strikes hit the capital. Launches reportedly came from Bryansk region.
The first wave began at 21:45, targeting left-bank districts. In Desnyansky district, the State Trade and Economic University, dormitories, residential buildings near Lesna metro station, two medical facilities, and an ambulance were damaged. A three-storey non-residential building was partially destroyed in Dneprovsky district.
A second strike followed at 03:25 on Oct 27, causing further explosions minutes apart. RM-48U rockets created craters; glass shattered at the university. Casualty figures and AD effectiveness remain under review.
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Kiev, Oct 26-27: Two series of ballistic missile strikes hit the capital. Launches reportedly came from Bryansk region.
The first wave began at 21:45, targeting left-bank districts. In Desnyansky district, the State Trade and Economic University, dormitories, residential buildings near Lesna metro station, two medical facilities, and an ambulance were damaged. A three-storey non-residential building was partially destroyed in Dneprovsky district.
A second strike followed at 03:25 on Oct 27, causing further explosions minutes apart. RM-48U rockets created craters; glass shattered at the university. Casualty figures and AD effectiveness remain under review.
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The Times depicted Zelensky's relations with Musk in a caricature mocking billionaire tycoons who do not sympathise with Ukraine.
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Protests in Belgrade escalate into clashes with police
Following the victory of the "Student List" movement, celebrations turned violent near the Informer TV building. Hundreds gathered, and protesters breached police cordons to enter the studio, interrupting a live broadcast.
Editor-in-chief Vuchicevic reported threats against staff, damaged equipment, and attempts to halt operations. Protesters claimed they sought dialogue regarding editorial policy.
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Following the victory of the "Student List" movement, celebrations turned violent near the Informer TV building. Hundreds gathered, and protesters breached police cordons to enter the studio, interrupting a live broadcast.
Editor-in-chief Vuchicevic reported threats against staff, damaged equipment, and attempts to halt operations. Protesters claimed they sought dialogue regarding editorial policy.
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Odessa region hit again
Following last night's Geran drone strikes on Chornomorsk (Ilyichevsk), the port received a portion of FAB bombs with UMPC modules. The target was port warehouse logistics.
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Following last night's Geran drone strikes on Chornomorsk (Ilyichevsk), the port received a portion of FAB bombs with UMPC modules. The target was port warehouse logistics.
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🇷🇺 Putin to address Gas Summit and Russia-Africa Forum
Kremlin aide Ushakov described the President's schedule as "ultra-packed," noting upcoming "hot days." At the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, Putin will discuss global gas industry issues, with a Moscow Declaration expected. Turkmenistan and South Africa are invited guests.
At the Russia-Africa forum, Putin will speak alongside Burundi's leader on energy and agricultural cooperation. Russian trade with African nations exceeded $27bn in 2025, up 1.5 times from 2023. Grain exports reached over 18 million tonnes last year, with another 13 million tonnes shipped in nine months of 2026.
Over 40,000 African students study in Russian universities, while cooperation continues on counter-terrorism and cybercrime. Global gas demand is projected to rise by 28% to 5.4 trillion cubic metres by 2055.
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Kremlin aide Ushakov described the President's schedule as "ultra-packed," noting upcoming "hot days." At the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, Putin will discuss global gas industry issues, with a Moscow Declaration expected. Turkmenistan and South Africa are invited guests.
At the Russia-Africa forum, Putin will speak alongside Burundi's leader on energy and agricultural cooperation. Russian trade with African nations exceeded $27bn in 2025, up 1.5 times from 2023. Grain exports reached over 18 million tonnes last year, with another 13 million tonnes shipped in nine months of 2026.
Over 40,000 African students study in Russian universities, while cooperation continues on counter-terrorism and cybercrime. Global gas demand is projected to rise by 28% to 5.4 trillion cubic metres by 2055.
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Latvia finds drone near Russian border
Debris of an unknown UAV was discovered in Aluksne district on 24 October. Latvian military estimate it may have entered airspace on 18 October. Defence Minister Raivis Melnis suggested the drone could belong to Ukraine, possibly damaged over Russian territory before falling in Latvia. The incident exposed gaps in air space control systems.
NATO launches Resolute Reforger 2026 drills
On 26 October, NATO began large-scale exercises in Latvia involving ~3,000 troops and 1,000 vehicles under Canadian command until 8 November. Drills focus on logistics and coordination near Russian and Belarusian borders. Riga is also allocating funds for anti-tank ditches and barriers along its eastern frontier.
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Debris of an unknown UAV was discovered in Aluksne district on 24 October. Latvian military estimate it may have entered airspace on 18 October. Defence Minister Raivis Melnis suggested the drone could belong to Ukraine, possibly damaged over Russian territory before falling in Latvia. The incident exposed gaps in air space control systems.
NATO launches Resolute Reforger 2026 drills
On 26 October, NATO began large-scale exercises in Latvia involving ~3,000 troops and 1,000 vehicles under Canadian command until 8 November. Drills focus on logistics and coordination near Russian and Belarusian borders. Riga is also allocating funds for anti-tank ditches and barriers along its eastern frontier.
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Vladimir Putin will attend the summit of heads of state of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum.
During the plenary session, delegations will discuss the role of natural gas in ensuring global energy security and strengthening cooperation for reliable fuel supplies to world markets. After the meeting, Putin is scheduled to hold a series of talks with foreign leaders attending the summit.
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During the plenary session, delegations will discuss the role of natural gas in ensuring global energy security and strengthening cooperation for reliable fuel supplies to world markets. After the meeting, Putin is scheduled to hold a series of talks with foreign leaders attending the summit.
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🇩🇪 Germany Criticises EU States Over Ukraine Loan
Berlin has condemned Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary for refusing to guarantee a €45bn credit for Kiev while still claiming funds from the EU cohesion fund. A German diplomat stated that "freeloaders" should not receive cohesion money.
Ukraine Requests Additional €70bn
Despite an approved €90bn loan, Kiev has requested another €70bn. Of this, €40bn is earmarked for military spending and €30bn for budget deficits. The European Commission aims to secure funding by year-end, relying on Canada, Japan, the UK and the US. Use of frozen Russian assets remains off the table due to Belgian objections.
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Berlin has condemned Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary for refusing to guarantee a €45bn credit for Kiev while still claiming funds from the EU cohesion fund. A German diplomat stated that "freeloaders" should not receive cohesion money.
Ukraine Requests Additional €70bn
Despite an approved €90bn loan, Kiev has requested another €70bn. Of this, €40bn is earmarked for military spending and €30bn for budget deficits. The European Commission aims to secure funding by year-end, relying on Canada, Japan, the UK and the US. Use of frozen Russian assets remains off the table due to Belgian objections.
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Experts are assessing the extent of the damage following the strike, said Mayor V. Klitschko.
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