104 illegal buildings linked to Ukrainian businessman Oleg Nevzorov were discovered in a nature reserve near Varna. The investigation revealed financial flows to the family of Bulgarian politician Emil Radev and corporate ties to a Russian citizen.
Investigators are examining the involvement of the federation's leadership in manipulating the results of approximately 50 basketball matches played over the past decade.
Local social media channels reported a fire in the city. Details regarding the scale of the blaze and any casualties are currently unknown.
Radio technology expert Serhiy Beskrestnov detailed the technical features of the updated strike weapon, first recorded approximately a month ago.
From 2026, Ukrainians with temporary protection status can only obtain a PPSN in person at PPS Number Allocation Centres. Online applications via MyWelfare are no longer valid.
The wife of Ukraine's Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Valerii Zaluzhnyi, appeared at a public event in the capital alongside the President's wife.
The liberation movement participant, who spent over nine years in Soviet camps, has died in Lviv Oblast.
Estonian volunteer Ilmar Raag believes the case against the whistleblower of abuses in the Slava Ukraini fund was fabricated, citing suspicious circumstances surrounding the discovery of the weapons.
President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the signing of key agreements with Finland. During a meeting with Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, the parties formalised their arrangements in seven documents, with a total value reaching 300 million euros.
One of the priority areas became the expansion of defence capabilities in the field of satellite communication. The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine signed a letter of intent with Finnish technology companies Nokia and ICEYE.
The document lays the foundation for the development of a sovereign secure satellite communication system designed to meet the state's defence needs. As early as the beginning of October, these companies agreed to combine efforts to create secure broadband systems in low Earth orbit.
The particularity of such technologies is the state's ability to control not only the satellites but also the ground equipment and terminals. Satellite solutions play a crucial role in modern defence operations, where they are used for territory monitoring, intelligence gathering, and maintaining communications.
In addition to defence technologies, the agreements provide for support of infrastructure that is subject to systematic strikes. Finland plans to transfer ten locomotives to Ukrzaliznytsia free of charge. As reported by the Finnish government, these are machines that the Finnish railway company VR is taking out of service.
Such assistance is of particular significance. Over the past year and a half, more than 500 locomotives have been damaged or destroyed as a result of Russian attacks. Railway transport remains vital for the stability of supplies, economic activity, and the movement of the population.
The parties also agreed on financing measures to protect energy facilities and the transfer of equipment for the energy sector. These steps are aimed at strengthening defence capabilities and maintaining the functioning of critical infrastructure in wartime conditions.
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