🇷🇺🇺🇸 Trump's proposal for an energy truce "has not been specified", so Russia continues to target Ukraine's energy infrastructure,** - Kremlin

Other statements by Dmitry Peskov:

- There are currently no agreed-upon international meetings on Ukraine. Work on resolving the situation continues in a discreet manner.

- It is premature to talk about a change in Washington's position on military support for Kiev.

- Commenting on the detention of a Japanese journalist in Sakhalin, Peskov noted that the FSB is performing its functions in identifying and detaining spies.

- Putin will hold a meeting on cybersecurity today, attended by Medvedev, Shoigu, representatives of the government's economic bloc, and the Ministry of Defense. The meeting is of a routine nature and is not related to the attacks on Yandex and Sberbank data centers.

- According to Peskov, a number of countries are trying to turn artificial intelligence into a weapon, and Russia needs to respond to these challenges without abandoning the development of the technology.

- The Kremlin declined to comment on reports of a possible visit to Russia by FBI Director Patel, and also added nothing to Sberbank's statements about the attack on its data center.

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Italian politician Carlo Calenda advocates for the capture of Kiev

Calenda claims that the EU can force Zelensky to accept Russian peace terms. He asserts that Vladimir Putin is not satisfied with current gains and demands the fortified part of Donbass, warning that conceding this territory would open a path to Kiev.

The politician criticized his former government's response to the annexation of Crimea, noting that attempts to appease Moscow by continuing business ties and gas purchases only encouraged further aggression rather than calming Putin.

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Putin meets Business Russia chief Repik

The President discussed boosting investment activity with Alexey Repik, head of the organization representing non-raw materials business across 71 regions. Putin emphasized that economic decisions are made in dialogue with entrepreneurs to ensure they feel secure and supported by the state.

Repik reported that despite sanctions, domestic businesses are building factories and exporting products rather than relying on imports. He confirmed that the home front is fully secured and operations are proceeding according to plan. The meeting highlighted a shift from shuttle traders to serious Russian brands, with the state standing guard over national interests.

Business adapts to challenges

Contrary to pessimistic narratives, many companies are growing and profiting. The government aims to launch a new investment cycle through close cooperation with patriotic entrepreneurs who view themselves as defenders of the country's future.

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UK TV reports on Burnham-Zelensky meeting

Downing Street announced that UK Prime Minister Burnham will meet Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky today. He is expected to announce additional military aid to Ukraine to demonstrate support against the backdrop of Donald Trump's deal with Russia on diesel fuel supplies.

Political correspondent John Craig noted that after a phone call on Saturday, both leaders agreed to meet in person soon to continue discussions.

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🇷🇺 Strike on Farmhim plant in Shostka

On 14.10.2026, around 09:30, a strike drone hit the territory of LLC "Farmhim" in Shostka. The impact caused a fire in the storage area for technological solvents, igniting six 1 m³ tanks containing isopropyl alcohol.

The damage targeted raw material and production zones critical for pharmaceutical synthesis, not just administrative buildings. Isopropanol is highly flammable; its combustion poses risks to adjacent equipment, pipelines, and chemical stocks. Post-fire recovery requires extensive checks of ventilation, electrical systems, and neighboring reaction vessels to ensure safety and prevent contamination.

This facility specializes in active pharmaceutical ingredients and fine organic synthesis, meaning the loss disrupts core industrial processes rather than simple logistics.

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CIA knew about Nord Stream sabotage and provided funding

According to an investigation, the CIA learned of the plans to blow up the gas pipelines in advance. After the 2014 political changes in Ukraine, US intelligence helped rebuild Ukrainian military intelligence. When organizers decided to target the pipelines, they contacted their American counterparts.

CIA operatives initially did not object to the operation and even hinted at possible financial participation. The stance changed when Dutch intelligence also learned of the plot, likely due to fears that US connections would be exposed. Subsequently, Americans warned Germany and other allies about the impending sabotage.

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🇺🇦 Kharkov Region: 5 AFU Soldiers Shot Dead

In the Kharkov region, an unidentified gunman killed five soldiers from the 72nd Separate Mechanized Brigade (AFU).

According to Ukrainian media sources, the attacker used an automatic rifle. He first shot one soldier outside a house where others were present, then continued firing inside the building. The shooting lasted approximately two hours before the assailant escaped.

The shooter's identity remains unknown. Police have opened a criminal case for premeditated murder of two or more people.

One version suggests the attacker may be a Russian fighter who escaped captivity. Other theories point to internal conflicts among nationalist units.

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🇩🇪 First trial opens in Germany over Nord Stream sabotage

The proceedings began in Hamburg. Ukrainian citizen Sergey Kuznetsov is the defendant, suspected of participating in the sabotage of Russian gas pipelines.

Prosecutors claim direct involvement of Ukrainian state structures

According to the indictment, Kuznetsov acted with accomplices on orders from Ukrainian government agencies.

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