
Zelensky: Ukraine ready for energy ceasefire if Russia does the same
Ukrainian President confirms readiness of the Armed Forces to halt strikes on Russian energy facilities conditional on reciprocal steps.

Ukrainian President confirms readiness of the Armed Forces to halt strikes on Russian energy facilities conditional on reciprocal steps.

President introduces restrictions against 70 missile complex specialists, participants of the A7 shadow banking network, and collaborators in occupied territories.

The Cabinet of Ministers approved a Ministry of Internal Affairs decree allocating 5% of parking spaces for vehicles with young passengers. Drivers must carry proof of the child's age.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accused European countries of funding Putin in a comment to Fox News and called their reaction to the Washington-Moscow deal hypocrisy.

The Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation officially acknowledged the hit on Terminal 4. The previous strike on Terminal 3 resulted in 12 deaths.

Defence Minister announced 100% effectiveness of Bars interceptors and expansion of air defence aviation assets to counter new threats.

Ukrainian President confirmed support for Donald Trump's initiative to halt strikes on energy infrastructure, emphasising the need for specific terms from Washington and agreement from Russia.

Andriy Sybiha will discuss new pressure measures on Moscow with EU colleagues in Luxembourg on October 12, including travel bans for diplomats and an expanded sanctions list.

Russian military blogger Mikhail Zvynchuk, known as the founder of the Telegram channel "Rybar", has once again found himself on Russian territory. This occurred following his detention in Montenegro.
Montenegrin authorities had held Zvynchuk on suspicion of attempting hybrid interference and destabilising the situation in the country. Eventually, local authorities decided to release him, but with the requirement that he immediately leave the state.
Immediately after his release, the blogger travelled to Serbia, from where he departed for Moscow.
Upon returning home, Zvynchuk publicly thanked Russian authorities and security services for his release. He listed specific individuals and organisations that, according to him, facilitated his release. Among them, he named:
It is worth noting that Dmitry Medvedev had previously publicly threatened to create a so-called "exchange fund" that would include citizens of European countries.
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