
Netanyahu's Likud retains lead in Israel, Eisenkot's Yashar takes second place
With over 76% of votes counted, the incumbent Prime Minister's party receives 27%, while the opposition force led by the former Chief of Staff scores 20%.

With over 76% of votes counted, the incumbent Prime Minister's party receives 27%, while the opposition force led by the former Chief of Staff scores 20%.

Eva Misharova comments on Igor Komarov's pre-death videos, claiming he read a dictated text under pressure rather than revealing his own knowledge of fraud schemes.

Ukrainian President explained why the search for a new head of the Kyiv City Administration is dragging on, mentioning talks with several politicians and officials.

Ukrainian President urged avoiding repetition of historical precedents of dividing the world into spheres of influence during potential summit with Trump, Putin and Xi Jinping.

Customs officers at the Mohyliv-Podilskyi border crossing discovered a hidden compartment containing tobacco products in a semi-trailer. The Moldovan driver was detained.

Commercial court ruled in favour of the prosecution regarding the dismantling of a fence enclosing over 2,100 sq m of communal land.

New sociological snapshot shows stable readiness among the majority of citizens to endure a long confrontation and a rise in trust in the president against the backdrop of external pressure.

Former NRECU head Valeriy Tarasyuk died in a road accident on 28 October 2026. The commission published an official statement regarding his death.

No violations or incidents have been recorded during the 30 hours that the silence regime has been in effect in Oleshky. The Commissioner for Human Rights of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine reported this and added that the communication process with the human rights commissioner in Russia continues in order to coordinate the implementation of the agreements reached.
The Kherson Regional Military Administration also reported that no shelling or hits on civil and critical infrastructure facilities were recorded in the region over the past 24 hours.
Meanwhile, local sources are noting an intensification of the military logistics of Russian forces in the territory of the temporarily occupied Oleshky and Velykokopanivka communities. As noted by the authors of the information resource Kherson Non Fake, these are specifically military shipments, not humanitarian convoys.
According to available data, Russian forces are preparing for assault operations on the Kherson direction, which may take place in November 2026. There is currently no independent confirmation of this information.
Particular attention is being paid to reports of restrictions on aerial reconnaissance during the ceasefire period. According to source data, drones are allegedly allowed to conduct reconnaissance only near the line of separation. This significantly complicates monitoring the movement of Russian military logistics.
The authors suggest that such measures may have been introduced due to previous violations of the silence regime, specifically FPV drone attacks. However, the exact terms and reasons for the introduction of these restrictions require further verification.
The analysts warn that Russian forces may use the lull to accumulate resources and prepare for further combat operations. There is also a risk of intensified shelling after the silence regime expires.
As of now, no official confirmation has been provided that Russian forces are preparing an assault on the Kherson direction.
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