
Zelensky announces demand for energy and maritime ceasefire in November talks
Ukraine's President stated that during November consultations with Russia, he will demand a halt to strikes on energy infrastructure and shipping, despite Moscow's denial.

Ukraine's President stated that during November consultations with Russia, he will demand a halt to strikes on energy infrastructure and shipping, despite Moscow's denial.

Ukrainian President suggested that Putin's consent to negotiations may be linked to agreements between Washington and Moscow of which Kyiv is unaware.

The President of Ukraine stated that the removal of restrictions should not be a way to gain Russia's loyalty.

Analysts have identified a structure at the Ed-Dawadmi plant that is at least twice the size of existing facilities, indicating an intention to produce more powerful solid-fuel missiles.

Group representative Yahya Sari announced the use of missiles and drones against the kingdom's infrastructure. Saudi forces reported intercepting ballistic missiles and one drone.

Ukrainian President emphasised that an energy ceasefire must be the first step towards an agreement, followed by a summit between the leaders.

Citizens report cases of uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) exploding, which were actively purchased during blackouts.

The US diplomatic mission in Riyadh published a warning about potential new missile strikes and drone attacks by the Houthis on the kingdom's aviation infrastructure.

Preliminary results of the vote on the possible separation of the region have been tallied in the Canadian province of Alberta. According to data released by broadcaster CBC, over 76% of referendum participants expressed support for the province remaining part of Canada.
Approximately 23% of voters took the opposing stance. It was this portion of citizens who supported the idea of holding a binding referendum on the province's exit from the country. Thus, the majority of Alberta residents rejected the separation scenario.
Official final voting results have not yet been released. However, the Premier of Alberta is scheduled to address the region's residents in the evening to explain what the province's path forward will be.
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