
Russia used guided aerial bombs against Sumy and the Pultivska hromada
Aerial strikes on Sumy Oblast damaged residential buildings, leaving one person injured.

Aerial strikes on Sumy Oblast damaged residential buildings, leaving one person injured.

JD Vance admitted that the war with Iran became a key factor in losing the support of some voters in the mid-term elections to the US Congress.

NATO Military Committee Chairman at the Berlin Security Conference assessed the current situation on the front line and identified the key needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine ahead of the winter period.

The head of the Security Service of Ukraine announced personnel changes concerning employees named in the NABU investigation and expressed hope for a transparent, objective and impartial inquiry.

The US administration released a statement emphasising that Donald Trump remains the incumbent president following votes that were unsuccessful for his party.

The Kherson Regional Prosecutor's Office reported that four local residents were injured as a result of the enemy's use of artillery and drones.

A High Anti-Corruption Court investigating judge upheld the Corruption Counteraction Centre's complaint and ordered the head of the Prosecutor General's Office to enter information on a possible crime committed by the head of the Servant of the People faction…

Some members of the Republican Party consider Donald Trump the main culprit for losing control of Congress, while others shift the blame to weak candidates.

The High Anti-Corruption Court (HAC) has taken up a complaint from the Centre for Countering Corruption. The document concerns the inaction of the acting Prosecutor General, Anton Kovalskyi.
According to information provided by the Centre for Countering Corruption, Anton Kovalskyi does not agree to open criminal proceedings against David Arakhamia, who heads the "Servant of the People" parliamentary faction.
The case is being reviewed by HAC investigating judge Markian Halabala.
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