Head of MVS district service centre in Dnipropetrovsk region linked to Serhiy Dudenko, who worked at state enterprise 'Infotech' and is mentioned in context of events following Mariupol occupation.
The morning of 23 October in the Polish capital was marked by a car fire. Traffic towards Ochota and Wola has been temporarily blocked.
Head of the regional military administration Ihor Hanza reported an attack by Russian forces on key facilities in the city. Information on casualties is being gathered.
Austrian Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger decided to expel four representatives of the Russian mission suspected of intelligence activities.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces has issued an order prohibiting the staffing of units with personnel accused of serious or especially serious corruption crimes, even before a verdict is handed down.
Air Force spokesperson clarified that the enemy launches over 300 ballistic missiles monthly, impacting air defence system requirements.
Searches were carried out at the central offices of the State Customs Service and at the homes of the heads of the Infrastructure Department on suspicion of inflating procurement costs at the Volyn Customs.
Online references to a court case in which a commercial firm attempted to remove 158 aircraft and a runway from state ownership are being deleted. The SBU classified the actions as an attempted act of sabotage.
The Danish government has completed the transfer of a significant batch of weapons to Ukraine: over 50,000 20-millimetre rounds intended for the onboard guns of F-16 fighter jets. The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence announced this, noting that the supply is part of the comprehensive provision of ammunition for the Air Force's air defence systems.
Ukrainian pilots have already begun using the received ammunition during combat sorties to intercept Russian jet and piston-powered strike drones. The use of aircraft artillery allows for the effective destruction of aerial targets, saving expensive air-to-air guided missiles.
F-16 fighter jets are equipped with the 20-millimetre six-barrel automatic M61A1 Vulcan gun. This weapon operates on the Gatling principle with a rotating barrel block and is capable of providing a rate of fire of up to 6,000 rounds per minute.
Unitary cartridges of 20x102 mm calibre are used for firing. The assortment includes armour-piercing incendiary and high-explosive fragmentation rounds. The effective range for engaging aerial targets with this gun is between 1,000 and 1,500 metres.
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