Seven units of the Defence Forces received a batch of reconnaissance-strike equipment, which for the first time included 45 Black Betty loitering munitions.
According to the Financial Times, Washington and Kyiv have agreed that only the three largest European states will participate in dialogue with Moscow, despite ongoing disputes within Europe.
Chief editor of "Fakty ICTV" Viktor Soroka announced the death of a colleague who worked at the studio for over 15 years. The farewell ceremony is scheduled for 30 October.
A video has been published online showing a young son falling into a state of stress and asking passers-by for help while police were speaking with his father who is subject to military service.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport issued a ruling obliging the International Ice Hockey Federation to allow Russian teams to compete.
Official distributor ACBIS-Ukraine announced the launch of Apple's first foldable smartphone. The new device features the A20 Pro chip and two displays.
The rector of Bogomolets NMU is suspected of signing acts without proper verification, which could have caused losses to the state budget exceeding 2.2 million UAH.
The Bureau reviewed the 2025 corruption risk assessment report, which turned out to be a formal boilerplate.
Crypto exchange Binance has confirmed that it has directed over $6.34 billion of its own funds to cover the consequences of a large-scale hack. According to the company, approximately $5 billion of this amount is already held in the form of the same tokens that were stolen from the platform. The exchange is actively purchasing the remaining funds on the open market and through over-the-counter (OTC) deals to ensure full reimbursement of losses in the specific digital currencies affected by the incident.
It is known that approximately $3 billion of the stolen funds have already been frozen. Binance representatives emphasise that they are cooperating with law enforcement agencies to recover these assets. The restitution process for users affected by the breach has already begun.
Returning assets to clients may take longer than expected. The main reasons for the delays are cited as the low liquidity of certain digital assets and the specifics of settlements for large transactions, which do not occur instantly. In parallel with the payouts, the exchange continues to search for, freeze, and recover the remainder of the stolen funds.
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