
Zelensky: Nearly half of Ukraine's F-16s are undergoing maintenance in Europe
The President of Ukraine told Financial Times that a significant portion of F-16 fighters is temporarily unavailable due to repair work being carried out abroad.

The President of Ukraine told Financial Times that a significant portion of F-16 fighters is temporarily unavailable due to repair work being carried out abroad.

Ukrmetallurgprom warns of risk losing UAH 30–40 billion in tax revenues due to halt of mining and metallurgical complex operations.

Moscow plans to maintain record military expenditure for at least three years, forcing the government to introduce new taxes and raise utility tariffs to cover the deficit.

Fellow party members of MP Oleksandr Honcharenko categorically rejected his proposal to abandon the NATO course and make linguistic concessions, calling it capitulation.

Institute for the Study of War analysts suggest that Russian forces employed improved warheads on Geran drones to effectively destroy the armoured structures of the Kyiv bridge.

Former adviser to Valentyn Reznichenko publicly associates himself with drone manufacturing, while affiliated firms continue to receive millions in state construction orders.

During the hearing at the Shevchenkivskyi Court in Kyiv, the businessman stated that Ruslan Kravchenko's whereabouts are known from open sources.

The Main Directorate of the National Guard of Ukraine ordered 6,000 sets of protective equipment, the cost of which rose by almost 20% in a month compared to August purchases.

The aftermath of the night attack by Russian forces has led to the temporary suspension of movement for part of the public transport in Kyiv. Restrictions are currently in effect for crossing the Dnipro via three bridges.
Traffic is completely blocked in both directions across the Southern Bridge and Paton Bridge. On the Metro Bridge, passage is restricted only in the direction of the right bank.
To ensure passenger mobility, transport has been diverted to detour routes via the Darnytskyi Bridge. Specifically, buses on routes No. 22 and 91 now operate in this direction.
Traffic for buses No. 51, 55, 115, and 118-D is also directed via the Darnytskyi Bridge.
It was separately noted that bus No. 1-M changes its trajectory and travels via the Podilskyi Bridge.
Trolleybuses are operating on shortened schemes. Route No. 43 now serves the section from Kybtsentr to Lybid Square. Trolleybus No. 50 operates from Myloslavskyi Street to Darnytska Square.
These measures have been introduced to ensure the safety of passengers and drivers during the period of restrictions.
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