
Attack on AVISMA in Berezniki: Strike on Russia's largest titanium sponge producer
Defence forces hit a chemical and metallurgical plant in Perm Krai. The facility supplies titanium for Russian aviation and rocketry.

Defence forces hit a chemical and metallurgical plant in Perm Krai. The facility supplies titanium for Russian aviation and rocketry.

The Ukrainian Ombudsman explained that after a ceasefire is established and the road to Oleshky is demined, residents will be offered a choice of evacuation direction, with the US monitoring compliance with the agreement.

On 25 October, automatic stations recorded a temporary exceedance of fine dust standards in two cities in Kyiv Oblast. Experts explain the causes and advise on how to protect health.

Authorities in Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain and Sharjah restricted access to the coastline following an incident involving an oil tanker in the Persian Gulf.

Voting is taking place in Serbia on Sunday in snap parliamentary elections, which are seen as a confrontation between former President Aleksandar Vucic and the student movement.

The capital's Defence Council has decided to partially restrict traffic on the Southern Bridge in the direction from the right bank to the left bank.

The Halychtskyi District Court of Lviv found the driver guilty of customs rule violations for importing a large batch of food. Property with an estimated value of 67,000 hryvnias was seized for the state.

41-year-old Mikhail Nits, known as Misha Mavashi, died as a result of an accident. The Vinnytsia court sentenced him in absentia to imprisonment for collecting funds for Russian military personnel.

Vitaly Klychko provided clarification regarding his living conditions, specifically confirming the existence of a private house in the village of Lutizh. In a conversation with journalist Yana Sokolova, he emphasised his right to choose his place of residence and sources of income.
«Де я хочу, там і живу. Я заможна людина. І маєток, і квартиру я купив за гроші, які заробив своїми… кулаками. Усі про це знають. Мені нема чого ховати» (Where I want, there I live. I am a wealthy person. I bought both the estate and the apartment with money I earned with my own... fists. Everyone knows this. I have nothing to hide), the Kyiv mayor stated.
It is worth noting that recently, in another interview, Klychko stated that he lives in an apartment in Kyiv. At that time, he also mentioned problems with power supply, claiming that his electricity was being cut off. However, according to journalists, the building where his apartment is located in the centre of the capital is not subject to power outage schedules.
In September, the situation surrounding the Kyiv mayor's real estate was publicly highlighted by blogger-veteran Oleksandr Shvets. This activist, previously known for his struggle with Petro Poroshenko over access to water in Kozyn, this time drew attention to Lutizh. Shvets documented that Vitaly Klychko had appropriated a part of the shoreline where his estate is located.
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