Jean-Luc Melanchon, leader of the radical left in France, stressed that Russia is not an enemy of his country and warned against actions that could lead to a direct clash.
Chinese military is considering scenarios for landing troops not only on Taiwan's coast but also in the island's interior to weaken its defence at the start of a potential conflict
Investigation revealed that the budget for the major repair of the regional administration's basement premises includes the purchase of beds, sofas, and kitchen equipment.
Acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalskyi refused to register information on possible crimes by the leader of the Servant of the People party, citing the existence of another case.
Massive power outages recorded in the capital and neighbouring cities. No official explanation for the situation has been provided yet.
Ukrainian group Fire Point announced a strike on an industrial facility in Voronezh. Local officials previously recorded fires at several plants following a drone attack.
According to DeepState data, combat zones have expanded around Dobropillia from three sides. Meanwhile, military analysts report the possible infiltration of individual Russian groups into the urban area.
Due to new safety rules during air raid alerts, some restaurants in the capital may close. In Lviv, conversely, establishment footfall has increased.
According to The Telegraph, citing diplomatic sources, Ukraine and European states have reached an agreement to discuss comprehensive arrangements aimed at ensuring post-war security in Europe. This topic is set to become a key focus during upcoming negotiations to be held in Abu Dhabi.
The publication notes that the relevant proposal was conveyed to Russian President Vladimir Putin by US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff. It was put forward during a three-hour meeting that took place in St. Petersburg last week.
According to the newspaper's sources, this initiative was one of the factors that prompted the Russian leader to agree to resume the negotiation process with Ukraine. Another possible influencing factor, according to The Telegraph, was the easing of sanctions restrictions related to Russian diesel fuel.
The publication's diplomatic sources suggest that Russia is attempting to achieve a reduction in NATO's military presence in Eastern Europe. In their assessment, Moscow may demand that the North Atlantic Alliance revert to its 1997 level, i.e., the point before NATO began its eastward expansion.
Meanwhile, there is currently no official confirmation from Russia that such demands are a condition for conducting negotiations. The Telegraph's European sources emphasised that countries on the continent will not agree to a reduction in the alliance's military presence in Eastern Europe.
Earlier, Russian Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov stated that concluding a peace agreement requires holding dialogues not only with Ukraine but with all of Europe. Vladimir Putin himself also emphasised that the negotiations planned for November would aim to discuss the security architecture in Europe.
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