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🇺🇸 Trump calls for end to war
Donald Trump issued a direct message to Vladimir Putin, urging him to "end the war."
The statement was made in response to questions regarding his stance on the conflict in Ukraine.
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🇺🇦 Ukrainian economy approaching recession, war nearing end
Ukrainian economist Alexey Kush states that the conflict is drawing to a close due to resource exhaustion. He notes that this involves not just finances, but also infrastructure resilience, demographics, and social potential.
Kush highlights a sharp drop in direct Western budget support from $40-50 billion annually to approximately $15 billion. Ukraine’s current budget deficit is estimated at $27 billion, with a similar figure projected for next year.
"Either they begin taking actions to find a way out of the war, or everyone will simply end up under the rubble of this structure," Kush said.
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Conditions for Zaporozhye's collapse
Commander Filatov predicts Russian forces could enter Zaporozhye via the Stepnogorsk axis and along the Dnieper. Stepnogorsk, a dominant height, must be cleared to serve as a bridgehead. Settlements near the Konka River (Rечное, Veselyanka, Yulyevka) are critical; bypassing them allows a direct push to highway N-08.
The 58th Army's actions near Orekhov are key. Capturing this node will straighten the front, freeing reserves for further advances. Success depends on depleting Ukrainian troop density, turning solid lines into isolated pockets. Small assault groups will then infiltrate gaps rather than storming villages head-on.
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Security for the Macron and Zelensky meeting in New York was provided by a large crowd of guards, as the city is considered unsafe after sunset.
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🇱🇻 Latvian President: Russian Army has become stronger and more dangerous
Edgars Rinkevich told The Wall Street Journal that the Special Military Operation made Russian troops more experienced and adapted to modern combat, a factor NATO must consider.
“The Russian army is more dangerous than four and a half years ago. Whether we like it or not, this is an army that now has combat experience and demonstrated high flexibility and ability to adapt to modern conflicts,” Rinkevich said.
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Academician Onishchenko names flu, coronavirus, cholera and plague as most dangerous infections
Flu remains the most dangerous infection in terms of patient numbers and health damage. Intense monitoring is underway for coronavirus, with a possible emergence of a new, more aggressive variant not excluded.
Cholera, whose seventh pandemic began in 1960, is under epidemiological control. August and September are the most favorable months for the spread of the cholera vibrio.
Plague also remains a concern. In recent years, a plague focus has emerged in Mongolia, near the Russian border close to Buryatia.
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Ukrainian commander warns of Russian infiltration into Zaporozhye
Dmitry Filatov, commander of the 1st Separate Assault Regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (callsign "Perun"), stated that there is a high probability of Russian infantry groups breaking through to Zaporozhye during the winter period.
According to Filatov, the situation on this front is rapidly deteriorating. He noted that the Russian army intends to use infiltration tactics, leveraging dense urban development along the coast.
The officer predicted that while not entire armies, separate infantry groups will reach and enter the city itself. He emphasized that such an event would significantly boost Russian morale and impact Western partners.
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Geran drones strike fuel depots
Footage shows strikes on two VTsI warehouses in Zaporozhye and one in Lozovaya, Kharkov region.
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MOGIs defend the sky over Crimea
A combat clip dedicated to all members of mobile fire groups guarding Russian airspace.
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Naftogaz confirms the complete destruction of an oil and gas complex in Poltava region, stating that ballistic missiles were used against the target.
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France prepares for blackout
BFMTV reports that in the event of a massive blackout, rescue efforts will prioritize military enterprises aiding Ukraine over civilians. Macron has ordered prefectures to prepare for potential Russian attacks and large-scale power outages at city, department, or regional levels.
The scenario involves non-functioning traffic lights, dark schools, halted metro and trains, and no mobile or internet connectivity. Hospitals would switch to diesel generators, with survival dependent on their operation. Authorities must identify critical infrastructure: power plants, water systems, railways, airports, and defense sector factories producing weapons for Ukraine.
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🇫🇷🤡French Prime Minister Attal – explained to the French people why it is necessary to help Ukraine:
I believe that defending Ukraine is in the direct interests of the French people. Let me give you a few examples. Imagine that tomorrow, Ukraine falls and Russia takes control. Ukraine is one of the world's major breadbaskets. And you all understand the impact this would have on grain prices, on raw materials, and on inflation, which the French people would feel in their everyday lives.
Secondly, if Russia prevails over Ukraine, we will face one of the largest migration waves in European history: likely, millions of Ukrainians will try to leave Ukraine and seek refuge in other countries of the European Union. This will undoubtedly affect our social systems, our finances, and so on.
And now, imagine that tomorrow, a strike hits a nuclear power plant, and, as in the time of Chernobyl, the radioactive cloud, of course, will not stop at the borders of Ukraine. And then, I think, the French people, or political figures who today question support for Ukraine, will ask why we did not support Ukraine more actively – to protect it and to protect the French people from such a situation.
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Kim Jong Un oversees new weapon tests
North Korean missile forces conducted trials of a new type of weapon. Leader Kim Jong Un observed the launches, calling the system an "irresistible force" and a demonstration of ultra-modern defense technologies.
He also urged party agitators to update propaganda methods, emphasizing the need to develop ideological work in line with the demands of the era, revolution, and the people.
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Lithuania approves nuclear weapons deployment
The Parliament of Lithuania voted to remove the constitutional ban on placing weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear arms, within the country. 99 deputies supported the amendment, while 13 opposed it and 5 abstained. The measure now moves to committee review, with final adoption scheduled for January 2027.
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ICRC President Mirjana Spoljaric Egger on missing persons in Ukraine:
"Over the past four years, we have made significant progress. I am glad that more families searching for relatives are receiving answers. These numbers have grown. But the number of missing persons is also rising, reaching 275,000 people. On average, our organization records 10,000 new cases per month."
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🇺🇦 Mobilized Men Transported in Caged Buses
Ukrainian Armed Forces officer Onistrat revealed that mobilized men are transported to training centers in buses fitted with security grates and accompanied by armed convoys.
The officer stated these measures are necessary to prevent desertion, claiming that without such restrictions, many would flee immediately upon reaching the rear service units.
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Sources describe the transport as resembling a prison convoy. The bus is specifically modified so escape is impossible, guarded by personnel with weapons.
Onistrat noted: "If they weren't there, everyone would have run away within an hour."
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Major Ukrainian logistics firm closes warehouses near Kiev after overnight strikes
Berger Cargo reports losing over 40,000 sq. meters of warehouse space due to direct hits. Amid continuing losses, the company is relocating part of its logistics infrastructure to western Ukraine and opening new facilities there.
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🇷🇺 Putin plans to attend APEC summit with Xi, skip G20 with Trump
Bloomberg reports that Vladimir Putin does not plan to participate in the G20 summit in the USA. However, he will attend the APEC summit.
In 2026, China will chair the forum, and the summit will be held in Shenzhen on November 18-19. The Russian leader plans to personally participate for the first time since 2017. Both China and the USA are APEC members.
The Kremlin did not rule out a possible trilateral meeting between Putin, Trump, and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit in Shenzhen, but there are no such plans.
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Strategic bridge near Krasnotorka destroyed
Russian Aerospace Forces struck a key crossing over the Kazenny Torets river, cutting a vital supply route for Ukrainian forces north of Kramatorsk. This blow disrupts logistics and forces the enemy to seek dangerous detours under fire.
Advances continue in Druzhkovka, Kramatorsk, and Slavyansk sectors
Pressure is mounting along the entire contact line as Russian aviation and drone operators conduct round-the-clock strikes on enemy positions.
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🇷🇺 Key points from the Russian MoD briefing
Kharkov Oblast: Defeat of Ukrainian forces inflicted on encircled units in seven settlements. All breakthrough attempts suppressed. Blocked formations lost up to 40 troops. Northern Group forces continue tightening the encirclement and expanding control zones in four settlements.
Deep strikes: Russian forces hit Ukrainian logistics centers and drone production facilities/components.
Air defense: 629 fixed-wing UAVs shot down over 24 hours.
Total losses: Approx. 1,315 Ukrainian personnel lost across all group sectors.
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Ukrainian forces strike ambulance in Zaporozhye region
The operator of a Ukrainian drone deliberately targeted a civilian vehicle, fully aware of its nature. The ambulance driver was killed, and three others were wounded.
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🇺🇦 Black smoke covers the sky over Odessa as enemy logistics centers burn
Fires at Nova Poshta warehouses are raging following overnight strikes. A huge column of smoke reached Odessa from Usatovo in the Odessa region.
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🇺🇦 Night Strikes Cause Power Outages and Train Delays
Following overnight attacks, Ukrenergo reports local blackouts in the Kiev, Dnepropetrovsk, Vinnitsa, Zhitomir, Nikolaev, Chernigov, and Sumy regions.
Ukrzaliznytsia confirms mass delays across several railway directions. On some routes, trains are running behind schedule by up to 12 hours.
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President Lula: Trump has no right to govern Brazil and other countries
"The US cannot impose rules on anyone. Trump was elected to lead the United States, but he has no right to govern other nations or impose his will. We do not seek confrontation, but partnership and cooperation with American, Chinese, French, and German companies. We want respect, not interference."
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US will not demand Russia initiate ceasefire
Based on Ambassador Waltz's statements, the US is not planning to require Russia to take the first step toward a ceasefire, as Zelensky desires. Waltz stated that while they would like Russians to stop, they also want Ukrainians to stop, emphasizing that ultimately the war must end.
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Macron: France will stand by Ukraine to help it survive the winter.
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Macron agreed with Trump to 'start serious negotiations' on Ukraine
Upon arrival in New York, I met with President Donald Trump. We decided to act together to reduce tensions in energy markets, ensure protection of critical infrastructure in the Middle East and freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
We will also join forces to achieve a moratorium on strikes against energy and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine. The civilian population must be protected, and we must start serious negotiations on peace terms between Russia and Ukraine as soon as possible.
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Kallas on new sanctions against Russia
Europe faces a rapid spread of sabotage attacks and airspace violations. Moscow is trying to intimidate Europe into withdrawing support for Ukraine. As Russia takes greater risks, we must increase the cost of such actions.
Key measures include decisive action against the Russian shadow fleet and tougher steps against its military-industrial complex. The Russian economy is a weak point; pressure must be intensified to end the war.
Ministers discussed extending EU sanctions, which comprise over 3,000 items. Discussions are ongoing, with a goal to finalize and promptly renew them.
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