Ukraine’s top war charity names only way to save $25,000 to $4 million each time cheap Russian jet-powered drone is shot down
Russia’s jet drones now behave like small cruise missiles, the foundation of volunteer Serhii Sternenko, believes.
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Norway bars deals with 33 more Russian financial institutions—and 22 more from India to Nigeria
The new rules also bar deals with Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport and curb exports to 51 entities, some in China and Türkiye.
Ukraine’s interceptor crews destroyed thousands of Russian aerial targets during Vivaldi. Jet-powered Shaheds remain a challenge
The battalion’s commander said its work prevented Russian forces from tracking Ukrainian troop movements and striking advancing soldiers.
Starlink slowdown makes Ukraine’s Shahed-hunting drone maker rethink air-launched interceptors
Its spokesman says other companies that lean harder on Starlink have voiced concerns, and points to interest in Europe’s Eutelsat.
Who capped Ukraine’s Starshield? “Ultimately POTUS,” Musk said. Ultimately Musk, reports now say
The Pentagon says it gave no order, and Ukraine’s drones were still losing their link above 160 km/h as of 20 October.
Nuclear safety risk grows: Russian-occupied nuclear plant’s cooling pond keeps sinking, Russia runs short of diesel and staff, Ukraine says
The occupied plant depends on a single external line, its fuel reserve has not been resupplied for months, and its cooling pond keeps dropping, according to Ukraine’s intelligence and the IAEA.
Two nights, two occupied capitals, two telecom operators running on seized Ukrainian assets: drones go after Russia’s communications in Donbas
The strikes on Donetsk and Luhansk hit the companies the occupation built on Ukrainian telecom property it seized.
Not just the grid: Russia struck a 24-story block, a university, and warehouses overnight, and four people are dead
Kyiv and Kharkiv Oblast counted the dead by morning, while hypermarkets burned and a hotel was damaged in other regions.
European Parliament vice president launches hunger strike demanding a truce and evacuation for Russian-occupied Oleshky
Pina Picierno is calling on associations, citizens, and national and local institutions to join her campaign for the Russian-held town in Ukraine’s Kherson Oblast.
Russia resumes diesel exports to Türkiye, Brazil, after Trump lifts sanctions on fuel supplies, boosting Moscow’s war revenue – Reuters
Moscow has lifted its export ban, with US sanctions relief opening the way for renewed sales even as Russia continues to face domestic fuel supply pressures.
South Korea will pull staff from Kyiv over North Korean POW handover made public at the UN
Korean officials put the cut at about half the embassy’s staff. Ukraine’s foreign minister calls the matter closed.
US restores ballistic missile warnings to Ukraine after a week without advance notice before Russian attacks, Zelenskyy says
Ukraine had received no advance alerts during multiple Russian ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv over the last week, leaving no time to alert civilians before the missiles hit.
Is a Russian drone near you right now? Ukrainians have developed maps that track drones in near real time
Some drones never appear on it at all, so its makers say an empty screen is no proof of safety.
Russians try to sneak toward Zaporizhzhia through the dried-up Kakhovka Reservoir. Ukrainian intelligence captures three
Russian sabotage groups are using the overgrown bed of the reservoir Moscow drained to slip behind Ukrainian lines, and one captive in the footage says a bomber drone killed most of his group.
Russia has been “fine” toward Ukraine, Trump says, on the same day a Russian drone killed a one-year-old in a public park
Trump criticized Zelenskyy’s approach to peace negotiations on the same day a Russian drone killed six people, including a 14-month-old girl, in Kharkiv Oblast. Meanwhile, gaps in advance warnings for Russian ballistic attacks on Kyiv have raised further concerns about US support.
Rubio thinks Starlink is fixed. Kyiv says it still cuts out above 161 km/h
The two sides do not agree even on which service was capped.
A diesel tank burns at Transneft’s Druzhba hub as Ukraine keeps striking Russian energy despite Trump’s pressure
Russia’s state pipeline monopoly has said nothing, and the local governor described the site only as an enterprise, while residents posted video of the flames.
More ballistic missile interceptors and F-16 repairs inside Ukraine: Kyiv’s two asks to Lockheed Martin
The talks came as a batch of Patriot missiles that allies have already paid for awaits a Pentagon signature, Ukrainian officials say.
Russian drone kills six in Kharkiv Oblast park, including mother and her 14-month-old in a stroller. Hours later, Ukraine shows photos to US senators
A Russian drone strike killed two children and four adults, while 15 people, including seven children, were injured, a local official said.
31 in May, 63 now: Ukraine’s arms makers pile into a regime of tax breaks and shielded data
The 32 firms that joined since May bring under a quarter of the early members’ average weapons revenue, by Euromaidan Press calculations.