The hockey federations of Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark and Latvia have officially announced a boycott of matches against the Russian national team at the upcoming world tournament.
Ukrainian President stated that the large-scale infrastructure being built by Moscow indicates a threat to all of Europe, not just Kyiv.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs refuted reports of illegal detention of military personnel at a National Guard base in Kyiv Oblast. Two individuals involved in spreading false information using a vehicle disguised as an ambulance have been detained.
Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal informed partners that the enemy attacked a substation on which the stable operation of the Khmelnytskyi NPP depends, threatening nuclear safety in Europe.
Former presidential press secretary stated that the indictment document contains no mention of links with Russians. She considers this proof of the case's political nature.
Deputy spokesperson for the Southern Grouping of Forces, Anastasiia Shevchenko, reported that Russian troops are carrying out preparatory measures to consolidate on the right bank of the Dnipro and advance on the city.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that acts of sabotage by the intelligence services of unfriendly countries are possible on the section of the border with Russia in the first half of November.
Energy operators have launched special emergency outage schedules, which involve shutting down critical infrastructure and may last around the clock.
Residents of Lisovyi Massiv in Kyiv have faced serious difficulties in moving around the city. Tram services have been completely halted, resulting in significant crowds at stops and the formation of long queues.
The main reason for the suspension of tram operations was the lack of electricity. Without power, electric transport cannot function, leaving hundreds of people unable to quickly reach other districts of the capital.
As a result, passengers have been forced to wait for hours for alternative forms of transport. Minibuses, which are meant to replace the trams, have become overcrowded, complicating the journey for many residents of the area.
Local residents and social media confirm reports of massive queues and transport problems.
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