On 3 November 2026, a series of reports of potential explosives on board four passenger aircraft was recorded in Europe. All aircraft landed safely, but one airport in Poland was suspended from operations as a result.
According to the investigation, the staff member at the Vyazma detention centre personally beat Ukrainian servicemen and used an electric shock device, then left them without medical assistance.
The White House has announced a speech by the First Lady of the United States regarding the humanitarian mission in Oleshky. The event will be attended by representatives of Russia and Ukraine.
Brent price remains near $105–106, while the author's assessment indicates that reaching $120 is realistic. Bitcoin shows increased risks due to outflows from ETFs.
Amendments to the DBN requiring a review of navigation systems and room accessibility have entered into force. Operators need to check the location and condition of information signs.
Official channels in Iran are broadcasting recommendations requiring citizens to shelter for 24 hours to avoid the effects of radioactive fallout.
The Security Service of Ukraine has restricted the entry of a journalist who expressed a critical stance towards support for Ukraine for a period of three years on security grounds.
The Public Integrity Council reviewed the opinion on Oleksandr Vilchynskyi and again confirmed his non-compliance with ethical standards due to suspicious financial operations.
Personnel changes have taken place within the structure of the Kyiv City Military Administration. Farhad Guliyev has been appointed as deputy head. The relevant order was signed by Andrii Tkachov, the acting head of the KMA. This was announced in the administration's official channels.
Before the start of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, Farhad Guliyev worked in the legal field, engaging in advocacy. In 2022, he joined the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
During his period of service in the army, he progressed from a private soldier in a combat unit to holding managerial positions in the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.
Now, Farhad Guliyev will join the execution of tasks aimed at ensuring the viability, safety, and resilience of the capital under martial law conditions.
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