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EU ambassadors approved proposed sanctions against 743 individuals and 826 entities linked to Russia’s military-industrial complex, as well as 77 people purportedly elected to the State Duma from occupied Ukrainian territories.

Ukraine’s 11th National Guard Brigade used heavy drones to evacuate one cat and five kittens from besieged Oleshky across the Dnipro on Oct. 5-6.

The spokesperson of Ukraine’s air force said Russia launched close to 3,500 jet-powered drones in September, up from the 2,850 documented in August.

Ukrainian intelligence on Wednesday warned of an upcoming Russian disinformation campaign at occupied Oleshky, slated for October or early November, against Kyiv.

Sweden will deploy a Patriot air defense system and approximately 100 troops to Rzeszów, Poland, to protect a NATO logistics hub used to deliver military and civilian assistance to Ukraine.

Russia is shifting toward an economic war designed to exhaust Ukraine and weaken European support.

An unexploded Russian ballistic missile was found among residential buildings in Kyiv, prompting a complex demining operation.

A Russian strike destroyed a five-story apartment building in Pryluky, killing at least five people and injuring 26, including five children.

Tucker Carlson’s interview with Rees-Mogg exposes a fundamental disagreement over sovereignty, international commitments and the responsibility to resist aggression.

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Ukraine’s General Staff estimates Russia’s total personnel losses at nearly 1.55 million since the full-scale invasion, including 1,690 over the past day.

Marat Mambetov was a flight commander in Ukraine’s 40th “Ghost of Kyiv” Tactical Aviation Brigade.

Ukraine said its forces intercepted or suppressed 161 Russian targets, including five ballistic missiles, 39 cruise missiles and 117 drones.

The UN Human Rights Council voted 21-5 to extend its special rapporteur’s mandate on rights abuses in Russia for another year.

NATO’s top commander in Europe will unveil a strategy for defeating a potential Russian attack on the alliance’s eastern flank.

Russia launched a massive overnight missile and drone attack across Ukraine, killing two people in Kyiv.

War in Ukraine - Latest update, key takeaways and map from the Institute for the Study of War on November 6, 2026.

As Vladimir Putin marks his 74th birthday and the CIS approaches its 35th anniversary, the organization offers a stark measure of Russia’s declining influence across the former Soviet space.

Kim Jong Un pledged continued support for Russia and called Moscow’s war against Ukraine a “sacred war of justice” in a birthday letter to Vladimir Putin.

A Kyiv Post journalist in Kyiv reported several strong explosions after the Ukrainian Air Force warned that ballistic missiles were heading toward the capital.

A Liberian-flagged oil tanker linked by Ukraine to Russia’s shadow fleet caught fire off Sochi after what Russian authorities described as an attack by an unmanned vessel.

Trump says he will speak with Putin “very soon” as Washington and the WHO press Moscow for more information over the unexplained death of a worker at a Siberian anti-plague research institute.

President Zelensky has posthumously awarded the Hero of Ukraine title to 25-year-old MiG-29 pilot Marat Mambetov, who was killed in combat on Oct. 1 after his aircraft was struck by a Russian missile.

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President Volodymyr Zelensky warned on Tuesday evening that new intelligence points to Russian preparations for a massive strike, urging Ukrainians to heed air raid alerts.

Two civilian ships were hit by drones in Bulgaria’s Black Sea economic zone overnight, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.

The European Commission proposed limiting Ukraine’s access to EU farm subsidies and markets for sensitive products even after accession, which Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotskyi rejected on Tuesday, Oct. 5. by saying that Kyiv cannot accept permanent re…

Lithuania moved closer toward lifting its long-standing nuclear weapons ban, after the amendment passed its first reading on Tuesday, Oct. 6, with 106-18 votes in favor.

The Beloyarsk nuclear plant in Russia’s Sverdlovsk region began a two-day drill on Tuesday, Oct. 6, simulating a natural disaster and simultaneous accidents at two reactors.

Ukraine’s Air Force expects Russia could increase the speed of its jet-powered attack drones to 800-900 kilometers per hour, although such speeds have not yet been observed.

Artem Shevalev, a former deputy finance minister, has been appointed CEO of the state-owned Ukrgasbank, pending the central bank’s approval.

The US secretary of state urged Russia to provide more information about a suspected plague case in Siberia while warning against speculation.

South Korean ports reportedly handled over 176,000 tons of fuel bound for Russia in July and August, including shipments via sanctioned tankers.

A KIIS poll found that 41% of Ukrainians now consider preserving independence while leaving some territory occupied the most realistic end to the war, up from 33% in February 2025.

On Tuesday, Ukrainian intelligence received news that Russia is preparing a massive strike, prompting Kyiv to strengthen air defenses and other countermeasures.

Drapaty is reshaping Ukraine’s military around drone-heavy warfare, decentralized command, and younger combat leaders.

At the Global Tech Kharkiv forum, Credit Agricole is finalizing its Bank Lviv acquisition, Brave1 is redirecting Hr.7 billion ($159 million) to component production, Diia.City is adding BioTech and MedTech, and UK Aid is funding frontline SME software upg…

Ukraine’s National Police dismantled two alleged drug networks during an operation named “Breaking Bad.”

Ukraine’s Ukrposhta and drone maker Athlon Avia have released a new postage stamp series chronicling the history of the Furia, Ukraine’s first fixed-wing reconnaissance drone.

The latest ISW report says Russia is increasing the use and development of inexpensive, jet-powered “quasi-cruise” missiles to step up its attacks on Ukraine.

Ukraine launched a record-breaking barrage against Russia over 24 hours, with Moscow claiming its forces destroyed 1,750 Ukrainian drones and 17 Flamingo cruise missiles.

Satellite images show major damage and a collapsed span on the Chonhar bridge linking occupied Crimea and the Kherson region, potentially complicating Russian military supply movements.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius urged NATO to develop a concrete plan for responding to Russian hybrid attacks, warning that Moscow is testing the alliance beyond its eastern flank.

Ukraine says it holds the tactical initiative near Vovchansk, while cautioning against confirming reported gains east of the city as fighting remains concentrated in a rapidly shifting gray zone, a Ukrainian military spokesperson said.

Ukrenergo said scheduled hourly power cuts would return to parts of Ukraine from 3 p.m. until the end of Tuesday, Oct. 6, after Russian strikes damaged energy infrastructure.

Two commercial ships were hit by drones off Bulgaria on Tuesday, with one sinking and its crew missing.

Seoul says Ukraine’s apology after revealing the transfer of two North Korean prisoners at the UN General Assembly fell short of expectations and is weighing diplomatic measures, including recalling its ambassador.

Poland will deploy one Patriot battery in the Lublin region near Ukraine as part of a broader military buildup.

Russian forces attacked central Kryvyi Rih with two Banderol loitering munitions on Tuesday, striking the grounds of a city hospital.

Russia has begun testing balloon barriers designed to counter Ukrainian drones, using Kevlar strands suspended from cables to entangle drone propellers.