Kremlin spokesman explained that continuation of trilateral consultations does not imply restrictions on conducting combat operations. At the same time, he believes the ceasefire in Oleshky could serve as a model for other sections of the front.
General Staff spokesperson Andriy Kovalov suggested that political forces linked to Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Kyrylo Budanov, and other military figures could enter the tenth convocation of parliament.
Despite sanctions, language courses by Russian TV presenter Dmitry Petrov are available for purchase on Prom.ua, Rozetka, and in specialised stores.
Relatives had to transfer the coffin to another vehicle as the hearse driver was mobilised while on duty.
The President of Ukraine has proposed maintaining martial law and general mobilisation until 29 January 2027. The relevant documents have already been referred to the relevant committee of the Verkhovna Rada for review.
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On 26 October, Volodymyr Zelensky, who holds the office of President of Ukraine, submitted two bills to the Verkhovna Rada. Their aim is to extend the effect of martial law and general mobilisation for a further 90 days. In parliament, these documents were registered under numbers No. 16182 and No. 16183.
If the people's deputies support these initiatives, both legal regimes will remain in force until 29 January 2027. At present, their current term expires on 31 October.
The bills were sent for review to the relevant committee of the Verkhovna Rada, which is responsible for issues of national security, defence and intelligence. The final decision on the adoption of these changes must be made by the people's deputies.
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