Law enforcement officers have detained a 51-year-old man suspected of killing the prominent Bulgarian entrepreneur Iliyan Filipov. The crime was committed at night at the victim's private estate.
On the morning of 2 October, a bomb threat was declared at Chișinău International Airport. The terminal was evacuated, and check-in for flights was temporarily suspended.
Taras Vysotsky warned that without access to deep-water terminals, the volume of unexported grain could reach 30 million tonnes.
The autumn election season in four countries will be a key factor for investors, as voting results will determine economic strategies and market trends.
Khadyzhbeivskyi District Court in Odesa approved the seizure of two hard drives recovered during searches in August. The investigation is verifying facts of price inflation in the procurement of railway equipment.
Ukrainian intelligence informed allies of Kremlin plans to intensify hybrid operations in Europe, targeting military facilities, infrastructure, and satellite communication systems.
State Border Service spokesperson Andrii Demchenko stated that the Belarusian side is actively coordinating with Russia to boost drone signals by moving equipment to avoid detection.
Army Commander Christian Freyding announced plans to create a unit of five to six companies, which will achieve full combat readiness by 2029.
Christian Freyding, Commander of the German Army, stated that a separate drone regiment will be deployed within the army by 2029. According to him, the unit is to achieve full operational capability by that deadline.
The new regiment will be fully oriented towards operating unmanned systems. Its structure provides for five or six companies, each performing specific functions. In particular, one company will specialise in engaging enemy targets at short range, while another will focus on deploying drones capable of operating at distances of over 500 kilometres.
In addition, the regiment will include an electronic warfare company and a counter-drone defence company. Freyding emphasised the importance of including a dedicated trials and testing company in the structure.
“And I also want us to have our own trials and testing company within the regiment’s structure, so that further development, testing, trials, and application are carried out from a single source,” the commander noted.
Freyding added that unmanned systems can be deeply integrated into the existing structure of the military branches or created as an independent unit, as planned in this case.
Defence Minister Boris Pistorius announced the initiative to create the new regiment on 1 October. The formation of the unit is expected to begin next year. Initially, the regiment will consist of 350 servicemen, with its strength planned to increase to 600 personnel later.
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