Norwegian intelligence agency stated that Russian intelligence is preparing threats to strategic facilities, including defence and energy sectors, with potential escalation over the next year.
The American publication revealed details of the use of the Ukrainian electronic warfare system against ballistic and cruise missiles, which led to their destruction in the air.
On the eighth day of search operations in Komishuvasya, occupiers attacked a DSSU unit twice, damaging special equipment and an official vehicle. No personnel were injured.
Tallinn will direct financial aid towards the supply of locomotives and support for the World Bank's SPUR 2.0 programme to ensure the resilience of the Ukrainian economy.
European leaders refused to discuss a new security architecture until peace is achieved, calling it an attempt by the Kremlin to undermine sovereignty.
Russian presidential aide announced Moscow's intention to immediately launch consultations with Washington and mentioned discussing Zelensky's position in talks with US negotiators.
Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov stated that the parties are discussing the possibility of holding bilateral talks between the leaders of the Russian Federation and the United States during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
Vlada Rogovenko explained who organised the fundraising campaign in her support, why she cannot be released from custody quickly, and what will happen to her house.
Estonia has announced the provision of an additional EUR 6.5 million to Ukraine. These funds are designated to assist the state in preparing for the winter season and restoring damaged facilities.
The decision became known from a post by Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna on his X account.
The head of the Estonian Foreign Ministry emphasised that Russia continues targeted attacks on Ukraine's critical infrastructure. In particular, transport networks remain one of the enemy's priority targets.
According to Tsahkna, since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, it has destroyed over 600 locomotives. Pressure on the railway sector is not ceasing but rather intensifying.
Considering the aforementioned challenges, Tallinn has identified specific directions for the use of the allocated amount:
The minister stressed that transport connectivity and mobility are fundamental to maintaining Ukraine's resilience and the functioning of its economy.
«Естонія підтримує Україну на кожному кроці, у кожну пору року та під час кожного виклику» (Estonia supports Ukraine at every step, in every season, and during every challenge), Margus Tsahkna concluded.
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