Investigation established that the Monolit network under Kyrylo Pakhomov's leadership sold imported equipment without customs clearance, accepting payment in cryptocurrency and cash.
Volodymyr Medinsky announced an agreement between Ukraine and the Russian Federation on the return of prisoners, though operation details remain undisclosed.
The State Bureau of Investigation refused to name the physical security personnel of Director Oleksiy Sukhachov, claiming it could threaten staff safety.
Oleksandr Pluhatarov, who held the position of head of an occupation enterprise, was killed in a UAV strike.
Prime Minister reported strikes on energy infrastructure in Vinnytsia, Kirovohrad, Zhytomyr and Cherkasy regions. Railway, school and residential buildings also damaged, with casualties reported.
Crew of Russian attack helicopter killed in Leningrad Oblast, likely due to friendly fire while repelling UAV attack.
The leader of the band Vopli Vidoplyasova suggested in a conversation with a journalist that the Russian authorities may have had an interest in the musician's death to use his image in propaganda.
Court suspended decisions on demolishing the object at Victory Square. Cassation proceedings were halted pending a legal conclusion in another case.
In September of this year, the Supreme Court ruled to suspend the enforcement of decisions regarding the demolition of an unfinished building belonging to Borys Bey's Syla-Sylenna LLC. The object is located at 7a Victory Square in the centre of Zhytomyr. On 20 October, the court additionally suspended the cassation proceedings. This decision is linked to the need to adopt a legal conclusion in another case concerning the powers of the prosecutor's office. Consequently, the issue of freeing up municipal land remains open and is the subject of ongoing litigation.
According to facts established by the court, the city council had already refused entrepreneur Iryna Margolina's application to restore her right to use the land plot in 2014. It is worth noting that her husband, Zhytomyr businessman Oleksandr Margolin, represented the interests of the developer of this plot in 2013.
Despite the existing refusal of land use, in 2017 Iryna Margolina registered an unfinished hairdresser's, which had a completion level of only 8%. In 2024, she transferred this object to the charter capital of the company Syla-Sylenna, of which Margolina herself was the founder. Later, Borys Bey became the head of the enterprise. In December 2025, city council deputies approved the sale of the land to this company.
A separate aspect of the judicial review was the establishment of the fact that the declaration of the start of construction was registered only after the right to use the plot had been terminated.
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