French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez reported 135 detentions and 136 street actions on 24 October. In Orléans, protesters demanded Macron's resignation and Le Pen's punishment.
President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that, thanks to US mediation, terms have been agreed to ensure humanitarian access to the temporarily occupied Oleshky in Kherson region.
Sergiy Tikhonovsky, released from detention, publicly accused his wife Svita of using his name to attract Western funds, calling her a "technical candidate".
Ukrainian president announces that Ukrainian delegation will begin meetings with Washington's special representatives and European counterparts.
The People's Deputy is asking the court to deduct one-third of the former Georgian president's income for the maintenance of their daughter Jasmin and to deprive him of parental rights. Lawyers explain the complexity of the procedure.
Ukrainian Navy spokesperson Dmytro Pletenchuk stated that Russian missile carriers have been launching directly from port for five months, avoiding open water.
Law enforcement officers at the Krakivets border crossing detained a resident of Lviv Oblast who attempted to smuggle a batch of new Apple phones into Ukraine for resale.
Due to infrastructure damage from the enemy strike on 24 October, drivers are advised to use alternative routes.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy officially confirmed that Starlink and Starshield services are once again operating at their previous speeds without any restrictions. The head of state emphasised that current metrics fully meet user needs.
«Головне на сьогодні: Starlink і Starshield знову працюють на попередній швидкості, без будь-яких обмежень. Зараз швидкість повністю відповідає нашим потребам. Відновлення почалося вночі, а вже вранці зв’язок став достатньо швидким для нормального використання» (The main thing today: Starlink and Starshield are again operating at their previous speed, without any restrictions. Currently, the speed fully meets our needs. Restoration began overnight, and by morning the connection had become fast enough for normal use), Zelenskyy noted.
As is known, disruptions in satellite internet operations began after Kyiv resumed strikes on Russian oil refineries. These actions provoked dissatisfaction from US President Donald Trump.
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