Government approves project exempting construction of combined water crossings and access roads from permitting procedures for two years, recommending local budgets fund such works in 2026.
A Ukrainian military operator stated that the appearance of a small enemy group near the "Almazna" mine is a one-off manoeuvre and does not indicate the establishment of a stable presence by the occupiers.
The new head of the veterans' affairs ministry was photographed with visible injuries during a working trip to Sumy, without commenting on the cause of the injuries.
According to The New York Times, after the conclusion of negotiations in Norway, US representatives will travel to Russia to discuss the release of a detained US citizen with the Russian leader.
The MP failed to appear at the session, citing a business trip to Poland, despite the court's offer to join remotely.
The Department of Administrative Services has changed the payment schedule under the contract with Ukraine-Restauratsiya LLC. The city assures that during the war, only works to preserve the building will be carried out.
The occupation administration of Luhansk region has recorded over 15,000 residential premises with signs of being unowned, which may lead to them being declared ownerless.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that Warsaw no longer has the capacity to supply Ukraine with interceptors for Patriot systems due to the depletion of its own reserves.
Crude oil prices on the global market have risen to their highest levels in five months. This trend is driven by new attacks by the Houthis targeting Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure, as well as reports of ship shelling in the waters of the Persian Gulf.
According to Trading Economics, as of 12:25 Kyiv time, the price of Brent crude reached $111.22 per barrel. This is the highest figure since 18 May. US WTI crude prices rose to $100.45 per barrel, whereas the maximum value for this grade in September was $105.83.
Over two weeks, at least 18 ships were damaged as a result of shelling in the Strait of Hormuz. This situation sustains the so-called "risk premium" in oil pricing.
On Monday, Yemeni Houthis announced a series of strikes on energy, aviation, and military facilities in Saudi Arabia. Among the specified targets were:
As a result of a Houthi attack on a security forces training camp in Shabwa province, which is under the control of Yemen's internationally recognised government, 58 people were killed and over 200 were injured.
The resumption of hostilities heightens concerns about stability in the region and highlights the persistent risks to energy supply. This contributes to keeping oil prices above $100 per barrel.
Reuters adds that the easing of sanctions on Russian diesel fuel has not produced the expected effect of curbing energy prices.
«Хоча перспектива додаткових вантажів російського дизелю теоретично дає певне полегшення, трейдери значно більше зосереджені на ризиках подальшого руйнування енергетичної інфраструктури в Перській затоці» (Although the prospect of additional Russian diesel cargoes theoretically provides some relief, traders are far more focused on the risks of further destruction of energy infrastructure in the Persian Gulf), said Tim Waterer, chief analyst at KCM Trade.
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