The boy, who previously complained about being beaten by people in uniform, is now accused of assaulting a law enforcement officer. His father claims the child was at school at the specified time.
Toma Bernatska shared how her 90-year-old relative participates in the All-Ukrainian Dictation annually, revealing only one inaccuracy in this year's work.
The capital's mayor called the president's statements manipulations, reminded that heating started on 16 October, and urged an end to the search for scapegoats.
Ukrenergo announced the introduction of round-the-clock electricity consumption restrictions in several regions due to the aftermath of Russian attacks.
The Public Integrity Council confirmed that Roman Titivalov failed to meet ethical standards due to a drunk driving accident, despite the criminal case being closed.
Vitaliy Mohyla, head of the MVS Service Centre in Horishni Plavni, declared the purchase of a Lexus RX 350 for UAH 500,000 in July 2026. In the same month, he sold other movable property for UAH 400,000.
Investigation into tax minimisation scheme by food retail network continues in Chernivtsi. Cash in hryvnia and US dollars seized during office search.
Footage published online illustrates the near-total evacuation of the frontline city of Sloviansk in Donetsk region, located in close proximity to the zone of active combat operations.
According to the GTS Operator of Ukraine, 160 million cubic metres of natural gas were exported from the country in October. Hungary was the main destination, receiving 118 million cubic metres of the resource. A further 40 million cubic metres were exported to Poland.
The export activity took place against the backdrop of record-high gas prices in Europe. On 7 October, the government lifted the ban on gas exports from Ukraine, which had been in effect since 2022. It is worth noting that in October, the exported resource was predominantly previously imported gas.
Following the removal of restrictions, the price of gas on the domestic market increased by more than 30%. The price rose from 15,800 to 21,000 hryvnia per thousand cubic metres excluding VAT. Meanwhile, export prices are significantly higher, reaching 45,000–46,000 hryvnia per thousand cubic metres excluding VAT.
Market participants expect that domestic prices will continue to rise during the winter months until they approach the level of export parity, which stands at approximately 48,000 hryvnia per thousand cubic metres including VAT.
Approximately 60 million cubic metres of domestically produced gas have already been contracted for export for November and December. At the same time, concerns are being voiced in the market that gas exports may negatively impact Ukraine's energy balance ahead of a difficult winter.
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