
Ukraine and Russia agree on monthly humanitarian missions in Kherson region with Melania Trump's mediation
Following the mission in occupied Oleshky, the parties agreed on regular aid delivery and civilian evacuation at least once a month.

Following the mission in occupied Oleshky, the parties agreed on regular aid delivery and civilian evacuation at least once a month.

The Norwegian Prime Minister explained why the Scandinavian side initiated contact with Moscow, noting that Russia may not hear signals from Washington.

EC spokesperson Paula Pinho stated that Brussels was informed of the contact between the Finnish and Norwegian leaders with the Russian president on 27 October before it took place.

The Ukrainian businessman's companies remain key suppliers to the army, holding expensive cars and elite real estate on their balance sheets.

Participants in the scheme, who registered land prohibited from privatisation in the names of combat veterans, were sentenced to prison terms and asset confiscation, while one was released on probation.

Villa Vie Residences suspended the vessel's operation due to a spike in fuel costs, forcing passengers to urgently leave the ship in Cambodia.

The President emphasised that ships linked to the United States are not targets for Ukrainian strikes, despite one of them being under EU sanctions.

The Times reports on an unusual concentration of British nuclear submarines at sea, which may indicate an increase in the fleet's combat readiness.

The Corruption Counteraction Centre (CAC) released information stating that the wife of former Verkhovna Rada deputy Dmytro Sviatash had commercial interests in Moscow. Her co-owner in the capital's company was the daughter of Vladimir Putin's press secretary, Dmytro Peskov.
According to the anti-corruption centre, Angelika Sviatash was a co-owner of the Moscow-based entity "Set' stolichnykh bistro" for nearly a year. The other participant in the business was Elizaveta Peskova.
In addition, since August 2024, Dmytro Sviatash himself has held a stake in a company engaged in the mining of non-ferrous metal ores. Among the co-owners of this entity is a man wanted by the Security Service of Ukraine.
Dmytro Sviatash was detained by the Swedish police in Stockholm. In Ukraine, a court sentenced him to 12 years in prison for justifying Russian aggression and fraud. Furthermore, he is suspected of committing treason.
Journalists established that Sviatash has held a Russian passport since 2020. He used this document in 2023–2024 for trips to Kyrgyzstan and to the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
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