
Bundestag MP Max Krach claims US supports Russia
Politician from the Alternative for Germany believes Washington's mass purchases of Russian diesel indicate the end of US neutrality.

Politician from the Alternative for Germany believes Washington's mass purchases of Russian diesel indicate the end of US neutrality.

Clashes broke out near government buildings in Albania, leading to a suspension of the parliamentary session.

Massive power outages and water supply issues recorded in Volyn. Cause — enemy UAV hit to infrastructure.

Parts of the capital and adjacent areas were left without electricity on the evening of 15 October due to damage to critical infrastructure.

Presidential adviser Dmytro Lytvyn and an anonymous source in the Ukrainian leader's circle responded to the American publication, stating that Kyiv does not intend to capitulate.

Students at a Warsaw school in the Praga-Południe district received threats to kill their teacher and plans to buy weapons from a classmate.

Poland's Ministry of Interior proposed raising financial requirements for foreigners, as current thresholds no longer reflect modern prices.

A private enterprise in Zaporizhzhia was damaged and a fire broke out following an enemy attack on the evening of 15 October. Preliminary data indicates there are no injured.

The State Bureau of Investigation announced the completion of the review of a criminal case involving a group of former employees of the Odesa Territorial Centre for Recruitment and Social Support. The court found nine defendants guilty of committing unlawful detentions and applying torture during mobilisation measures.
According to SBI information, seven of the nine defendants received sentences of imprisonment. Their terms were set between five and seven years.
It is worth noting that all nine defendants entered into plea agreements admitting guilt. However, two of them refused to admit their guilt, so the court will have to make a separate decision regarding them.
The members of this group were detained in June of this year.
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