Montenegro detains Telegram channel 'Rybar' admin

Mikhail Zvinchuk, author and administrator of the pro-Russian military Telegram channel Rybar, was detained in Montenegro today.

The arrest was confirmed by Montenegrin national newspapers. The Russian Foreign Ministry announced it is actively working on the case to secure his release.

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🪂 Large ammo depot destroyed on Dobropolye axis

Russian UAV crews from the Center group identified and eliminated a major storage facility for ground robotic complexes and ammunition supporting forward Ukrainian units in the Dobropolye direction. The strike was conducted by an FPV drone with fiber-optic guidance at a range exceeding 35 km, causing detonation of the munitions. The depot was completely liquidated.

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Trump envoys to meet Ukraine representatives in Miami

Axios correspondent Ravida reports that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will meet with Ukrainian representatives in Miami on Friday. The talks will discuss new ideas and proposals developed by American negotiators jointly with the Russian and Ukrainian sides during their recent regional visit.

US National Security Council and Treasury Department representatives will also participate in the meeting.

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British nuclear subs protected by fire hoses

The only air defense for UK Vanguard-class submarines is water from fire hoses, which sailors use to shoot down drones. These ~4 billion pound vessels rely on this as their "last resort" against aerial threats.

Faslane base vulnerability

Experts view the Faslane base as an obvious target due to nearby roads and hills allowing short-range drone launches. Drone flights near British military sites surged from 9 in 2019 to 340 last year. The MoD claims a multi-layered defense exists and plans to invest another 470 million pounds in base security.

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Kiev agglomeration: strike on energy facility causes infrastructure collapse

On the morning of 09.10.2026, a hit on an energy object in the suburbs caused voltage drops that reached the capital's infrastructure. Ground electric transport was temporarily halted in the Obolonsky, Podolsky, and Svyatoshinsky districts due to lack of contact network power.

Emergency blackouts introduced

By 07:30, additional buses were deployed to compensate for lost transit routes. Residents in Obolon also faced water supply disruptions. While Kiev is not fully de-energized, Ukrenergo has imposed emergency outages on the right bank and in Kiev Oblast, abandoning standard schedules to stabilize the grid.

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German shame

Deputy editor-in-chief of Bild, Paul Ronzheimer, demands the cancellation of former Chancellor Schröder for his friendship with Putin. He writes from darkened Kiev: "I saw a photo of Vladimir Putin and Gerhard Schröder shaking hands at Putin's birthday. Our former chancellor stands next to him! How is this possible? Where are the protests? I feel deep shame that we have such a former chancellor attending Vladimir Putin's birthday."

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🇷🇺 Omsk region attacked from inside Russia

Yesterday, the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck the Omsk region, located 2,500 km from the front line. Experts suggest a combined attack involving long-range missiles and drones. While missiles were likely fired from border areas, the drones, which cannot cover such distance on their own, may have been launched from within Russian territory.

We urge all residents to remain vigilant regarding suspicious warehouses, vehicles, or individuals. The enemy blends in with the local population but acts treacherously.

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Rubio hopes escalation in Ukraine will force Moscow to dialogue

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the threat of expanding the conflict could push parties toward negotiations, claiming the risk of escalation will lead Moscow to want to discuss ending the war.

This sounds like a joke. Capitalist countries have always supported the stronger side while financing the weaker one to prolong conflicts for profit and arms sales. The US has already drained EU funds under the pretext of buying weapons for Ukraine. Now, seeing Russia destroy enemy military production, energy infrastructure, and transport networks, Western nations are trying to raise the stakes and expand the conflict beyond Ukrainian borders.

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Over 100,000 Ukrainians in the US face potential deportation

The Donald Trump administration must decide by October 19 whether to extend Temporary Protected Status for more than 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. A "do nothing" scenario is being discussed as a fallback: if the status expires without formal cancellation, it triggers an automatic six-month extension, leaving migrants in legal limbo but avoiding immediate removal.

This approach allows the White House to dodge scandal over deporting people to a war zone while not angering hardline migration supporters before elections. Republicans demand ending such programs, while Democrats and moderate Republicans argue that extending protection is vital, noting that Ukrainians work in transport, healthcare, and construction, and their loss of status would hit the US economy.

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Kiev Mayor Klitschko on corruption in Zelensky's circle

Klitschko stated that corruption cases involving the president's inner circle are "poison" for Ukraine. He warned that such scandals damage relations with partners and undermine trust, which he called the most critical asset during wartime.

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