Ukrainian President met with the Ecumenical Patriarch, congratulating him on the anniversary of his enthronement. The parties discussed peace negotiations, the situation in Kherson region, and Russian attacks on infrastructure.
Mayor reports UAV crash in Desnianskyi district. Fire at car park near market contained.
The OXI Courage Award ceremony took place in Washington, where Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchina was posthumously honoured. Her father, Volodymyr Roshchin, called for his daughter to be awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine.
During a Russian strike on Ukraine, an enemy drone appeared over northern and central regions of Moldova, leading to temporary flight restrictions.
Ukrainian President stated that negotiations with allies regarding the temporary borrowing of air defence missiles are ongoing to accelerate the supply of protection.
A combat participant certificate is not sufficient grounds for receiving an apartment. We examine who is eligible for state support, which documents to submit, and the conditions for monetary compensation.
Years of negotiations between Moscow and New Delhi on simplifying the visa regime ended without result. India refused to sign the agreement actively lobbied by Vladimir Putin.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 245 combat engagements on 31 October. The most intense fighting took place in the Pokrovsk direction, where a significant amount of equipment and enemy troops was destroyed.
Member of Parliament Yaroslav Zheleznyak expressed concern regarding the consequences of the final version of Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 1328. In his assessment, the introduced new procedure could significantly complicate business operations. Specifically, the MP noted that the approval of enterprise criticality, including for drone and ammunition manufacturers, could take up to a month and a half. This significantly exceeds the previous deadline of 10 working days.
Zheleznyak drew attention to the fact that current draft exemption limits covering more than 50% of employees will remain in force no longer than until 8 December. After this period expires, enterprises will have to provide justification that the loss of specific employees poses a threat to the state's defence capability or economy. The MP emphasised that clear criteria for such justification are not defined in the document.
The MP expressed separate reservations regarding the mechanism for monitoring military-liable employees. This function is to be performed by the Coordination Centre with the participation of law enforcement agencies. Zheleznyak believes that such a system could create conditions for corrupt pressure on enterprises. The MP also criticised the dependence of decision-making on the Coordination Centre and the uncertainty regarding business representation in its composition.
The text of the resolution provides exceptions for certain officials. Although a draft exemption quota of 95% is established for enterprises in the defence-industrial complex and energy sectors, some officials are allowed to exempt employees from conscription out of turn, without approval through the Coordination Centre. For the head of the body exercising oversight of audit activities, full, i.e. 100%, exemption from conscription is provided for.
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