US and Lithuanian authorities warned of threats to the lives of Kasparov, Ponomaryov and other figures. The criminal network used code phrases and mercenaries to carry out the plans.
On the afternoon of 30 September, an explosion was recorded in the port area of the Russian city of Kaspiysk. Local residents saw thick smoke rising into the sky; the cause of the incident may be an attack.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius announced the state's readiness to cover the costs of the US contingent's deployment, a reaction to heightened security threats in the region.
US President plans to officially enshrine the new technology name in government documents, citing the inaccuracy of the epithet 'artificial'.
Investigators are examining the involvement of exchange point owners in the illegal transfer of substantial funds abroad in 2022.
The Wall Street Journal reported that technical issues at a Belgian service centre have grounded more than half of Ukraine's F-16 fighter jets.
Ukrainian and Russian pilots flying as passengers took control of the aircraft after an incident with the crew and made a successful landing in Saudi Arabia.
The US President expressed doubt about the implementation of an energy ceasefire, despite the optimism of his advisers and statements about Washington's constructive role in the negotiations.
Donald Trump personally doubts that Vladimir Putin will agree to halt strikes on energy infrastructure before the start of the winter period. This is reported in a Kyiv Independent article, where sources familiar with the course of peace talks describe the current situation.
Washington continues to apply pressure on Kyiv and Moscow, demanding that both sides agree to a mutual pause in attacks on energy facilities. This issue became one of the key topics during recent discussions on ending the war.
The US President publicly called on Ukraine to stop strikes on Russian energy infrastructure. "Mr. Zelensky has to do one thing. He has to stop taking diesel fuel out of Russia," Donald Trump stated.
Vladimir Zelensky, in turn, confirmed that Kyiv would support an energy ceasefire. The Russian side characterised such a proposal as a "good idea" but did not publicly express readiness to accept it.
The US President's doubts differ from the views of his advisers. After their latest trip to Russia, Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner returned with the impression that it is entirely possible to agree on a halt to attacks on energy facilities.
"Donald Trump is not as confident as his team," one of the publication's interlocutors noted.
A White House representative stated that Trump "remains optimistic" about reaching a peace deal, while not refuting information about his doubts regarding the energy ceasefire. "The United States continues to play a constructive role in negotiations with both sides, working to end the war," he added.
According to a Kyiv Independent source, Ukraine has also received certain signals from Russia about Moscow's readiness to consider a ceasefire in the energy sector. Meanwhile, the details of these signals are not disclosed.
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