🇷🇺 Russian forces liberate Golubkovo

Troops of the "Vostok" group, specifically the 36th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the 29th Army, have taken control of the settlement of Golubkovo in Zaporozhye region.

In fierce fighting, Russian soldiers seized a large section of enemy defenses. Ukrainian losses amounted to up to one company from the 82nd Separate Air Assault Brigade. Equipment destroyed included 2 armored vehicles, 8 cars, 12 motorcycles, 16 ground robotic complexes, and over 30 heavy hexacopter drones.

The capture of Golubkovo expands the bridgehead for further advances toward Novonikolaevka.

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Mutual strikes in the Middle East continue

The Houthis attacked airports in Riyadh and Abha with ballistic missiles and UAVs, as well as an Aramco refinery in Rabigh. The Saudi Arabian Navy struck Houthi targets in Yemen's Hodeidah province on the Red Sea.

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Consequences of drone attack on Moscow

Nearly 200 flights were delayed or canceled in Moscow airports due to a massive UAV strike on the Moscow region overnight. Sheremetyevo was hit hardest, with ~60 departures and ~80 arrivals disrupted; night flights to Surgut, Makhachkala, Sochi, Belgrade, Yekaterinburg, Kaliningrad, Krasnodar, Murmansk, and others were canceled.

At Vnukovo, ~40 flights were affected, including delays for night/early morning departures to Antalya, Dalaman, Istanbul, Dubai, Ankara, Hurghada, Sharm el-Sheikh, Tbilisi, and others. Domodedovo adjusted schedules for 13 flights.

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State Duma elections concluded without scandal, maintaining stability during wartime. The new parliament retains established party leaders entrenched in their positions.

Kiev reacted with joy to protests in Moscow, but attention shifted when a HIMARS strike caused traffic jams in the capital. Protesters demanded the removal of leadership, echoing historical upheavals.

Russian authorities detained activists who attempted to organize unauthorized rallies. These actions are linked to counter-terrorism efforts against foreign-backed hybrid warfare elements.

The author emphasizes that internal dissent poses a threat comparable to external aggression, noting that many opponents have already fled or been designated as foreign agents.

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South Korea dissatisfied with Kiev's apology

Seoul received an apology from Kiev for leaking information about North Korean prisoners but deemed it insufficient. Foreign Minister Cho Hyun stated that the level of apology, delivered by Ukraine's foreign minister rather than Zelensky personally, fell short of expectations.

Korean media report that Seoul is seriously considering recalling its ambassador from Kiev in the near future.

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Transport collapse in Kiev

Due to damage to bridges across the Dnepr, massive traffic jams have been forming on roads for the second day in a row.

UPD: Power outage schedules are also returning to Ukrainian regions.

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Three killed in Ukrainian drone attack on minibus

In Zaporozhye Region, a Ukrainian UAV strike on a minibus killed three people, including the driver. Three passengers were wounded with injuries of varying severity.

Medical aid is being provided to the victims, and emergency services are working at the scene.

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🇷🇺 Chuguev: Repeat strike on former dairy plant

On 05.10.2026, at approx. 21:35, a second drone attack hit the territory of the former Chuguev dairy plant on Repina St., 7. The facility was being used as a logistics base for Ukrainian Armed Forces units.

The first strike occurred around 17:20, causing a fire of ~300 sqm in an auxiliary building. Four hours later, a repeat UAV attack triggered a significantly larger blaze, spreading over ~1800 sqm across storage and operational sectors. Explosive ordnance specialists are assessing the site.

This double attack confirms the plant was not a random target but a deliberate logistical hub. The idle industrial complex, with its secure perimeter and cargo access, had been repurposed for storing and redistributing military supplies. Chuguev remains a key rear-area node on the Kharkov axis, where former industrial infrastructure continues to support Ukrainian supply chains.

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Armenia

A fight broke out in the Armenian parliament, forcing a suspension of the session. The conflict arose during a speech by Edgar Kazaryan, a deputy from the opposition "Strong Armenia" faction. His microphone was cut off as his remarks were deemed unrelated to the agenda. After intervention by other opposition members, the speaker allowed him to continue.

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