The US President is considering the possibility of American forces participating in counter-Houthi operations following a missile strike on Riyadh's international airport, which has resulted in casualties.
Putin's press secretary stated that Moscow remains open to dialogue but did not confirm whether holding elections in Ukraine would be a prerequisite for negotiations.
Serhiy "Flash" Beskrestnov explained that cutting off satellite internet in Ukraine is economically unviable for SpaceX, but warned of other risks.
The Ivan Franko National Academic Drama Theatre has lost a prominent actress who was part of the troupe for over half a century and starred in numerous cult productions.
On 11 October, the capital's provider Kievnet experienced a technical malfunction that temporarily restricted internet access for some subscribers.
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Legendary Czech goalkeeper Dominik Hasek accused US President Donald Trump on social media platform X of being willing to undermine his own country for personal gain.
A group of Republicans in both chambers of Congress expressed dissatisfaction with the US president's decision to allow the export of Russian diesel fuel, viewing it as a source of war funding.
The decision by US President Donald Trump to agree with dictator Vladimir Putin on the supply of Russian diesel fuel triggered a wave of criticism from a number of Republicans in both chambers of Congress.
Senator John Kennedy called the leader a "м'ясником" (butcher) who kills both his own citizens and Ukrainians. In addition, he emphasised that Putin will never become a friend of the US.
At the same time, the senator acknowledged that Trump is trying to lower diesel fuel prices by all available means. However, in his opinion, a real step towards cheaper fuel would be the end of the war in Iran.
Former chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Michael McCaul also expressed concern over the possible easing of sanctions on Russian fuel. He believes that this will only increase the Kremlin's financial resources for waging war and will contribute to further violence and destruction.
Against the backdrop of recent events, Senator Lisa Murkowski called on Trump to use his existing authorities instead of allowing Russia to export diesel fuel, profit from it, and continue the war against Ukraine.
She noted that the issue of Russia's return to global energy markets could be considered after the end of the war. For now, in her words, it is necessary to cut off all sources of funding for the Russian war machine.
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