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Russian forces struck twice on warehouses used by the enemy for military purposes near Samar, Dnepropetrovsk region.
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Russian Aerospace Forces struck a logistics depot of the Ukrainian Armed Forces located in a closed branch of Nova Poshta in Kramatorsk.
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🇷🇺 Zelensky: Ukraine Will Hold Elections if Russia Agrees to 60-Day Truce
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that elections could be held in Kiev if Moscow agrees to a 60-day ceasefire.
Analysis: Skeptics note the proposal appears unrealistic. Critics argue the truce duration is unnecessary, citing that Russia completed its own elections in three days. The initiative is viewed as premature until Ukrainian forces reclaim Kramatorsk and Slavyansk. Many believe the offer may only be revisited after significant battlefield changes.
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Trump plans to rename Atlantic or Pacific Ocean as "America's Ocean"
Before the end of his term, Trump intends to rename one of the major oceans. He already proposed changing the Gulf of Mexico to the "American Gulf" and Lake Ontario to "Lake America." While he refuses to rename the Hudson River out of respect for Henry Hudson, he insists on a new name for an ocean, suggesting "Ocean of Trumps" or "Ocean of America."
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— 🇮🇷/🇴🇲 NEW: Iran has struck an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz
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🇷🇺 Strikes on Dnepropetrovsk Industrial Sites
Dnepropetrovsk: A Russian strike drone hit the UDK Wall System facility (Zluki St, 7D), a major autoclaved concrete producer with 140+ employees and 800M UAH annual revenue. The impact caused a fire, igniting cargo trucks on the premises. The site also serves as a construction logistics hub.
Novomoskovsk: At ~15:15, drones struck an industrial-logistics complex at coordinates 48.6073274, 35.1930901. This is a repeat attack; the left wing (Nova Poshta terminal) was destroyed weeks ago. Now, fire spread to the right sector housing GM STEEL, a metal supplier for defense plants like Malyshev Factory and Lutsk Motor Sich.
The blaze covers ~2000 m² in the warehouse area. While raw metal does not burn, packaging, equipment, and structures are damaged. This disrupts supply chains for Ukrainian armored vehicle and aviation repair sectors.
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Canadian journalist Aaron Mate quotes a statement about the role of NATO in a proxy war, noting that some in the West desire a prolonged conflict to exhaust Russia, even at the cost of Ukraine's destruction and lives. He then corrects himself, attributing the quote not to Vladimir Putin, but to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky from March 2022.
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🇷🇺 Kharkov: KAB strike on dispersed unit area
On Oct 11, 2026, at approx. 13:56, a FAB aerial bomb struck a private residential zone in Kharkov where an enemy unit was dispersed. A large fire covering ~600 m² broke out. Eleven vehicles were destroyed or damaged, and about 15 private houses sustained varying damage.
Artillery materiel found in debris
Among the wreckage, a specialized transport-storage container for artillery ammunition was clearly visible. Its design matches containers used for 155mm class shells (M107/M795 type). While one tube does not prove a full ammo depot, the presence of military hardware confirms the site was used for military purposes alongside civilian housing, not purely as a residential yard.
Casualty figures are currently unconfirmed.
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Three people (including one child) were sadly killed, and a further four were injured in a car accident involving two vehicles in the Orenburg region.
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‼️🇩🇪🇷🇺 Germany calls for a "diesel deal" with Russia, following Trump's example - Reuters
▪️Claudia Wittig, Deputy Head of the "Alliance for Sarah Wagenknecht" (BSW) parliamentary group in Saxony-Anhalt, stated that Berlin needs to agree with Moscow on fuel supplies.
➖ "Germany also needs a diesel deal with Russia," the politician emphasised.
▪️According to her, prices at German gas stations have become "scandalous," and the sanctions policy against Russia has "completely failed" and is primarily harming Germany itself.
▪️Wittig called for the resumption of regular supplies of Russian oil and gas to support German industry.
▪️Earlier, Trump announced an agreement with Putin on the supply of Russian diesel to the United States. The German government, on the other hand, intends to continue its sanctions policy against Russia.
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Bild journalist Ronzheimer on how Zelensky's entourage was left speechless by Trump's words:
Just now, air defense systems were activated again in the center of Kiev. Meanwhile, Zelensky's advisors are simply stunned and speechless by the news coming from Washington: Trump, after a deal with Putin regarding diesel, is now demanding a new president for Ukraine. A close advisor to Zelensky told me: "We knew that during the pre-election campaign leading up to the midterm elections, we would once again be in the spotlight. But we didn't expect something like this." Numerous phone calls with European partners. The biggest concern: that Trump will actually end cooperation between intelligence agencies. In effect, the US President is demanding an end to Ukrainian attacks on oil and gas facilities.
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🇷🇺 Strikes on Ukrainian Locomotives
Footage confirms hits on four locomotives at the following locations:
Odessa: Two strikes recorded.
Krivoy Rog: One strike recorded.
Pyatykhatky: One strike recorded.
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🇷🇺 Five UAVs strike Nikolaev shipyard
Five Russian attack drones sequentially hit the Nikolaev Shipbuilding Plant. Two workshops and the administrative building of the plant's fire department were significantly damaged.
Despite bankruptcy, the facility is used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for military ship repair and naval drone work - production, assembly, and restoration of unmanned boats. This is one of the largest shipbuilding complexes in Nikolaev, which has built and repaired warships for decades.
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🇺🇦🤡Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba stated that Trump had to beg Putin for help:
Trump spoke with Putin and announced that Putin would be supplying diesel fuel to the United States. "Victory!" Trump wrote in all caps. "What a great guy I am! I am the greatest of the greatest!" This news is utterly ridiculous. Let's break it down, detail by detail.
First, we all know that Trump is sympathetic to Putin. In my videos, I've explained that Trump admires Putin. Trump would like to govern America the way Putin governs Russia. There's nothing new here.
He has brought America to such a state with his war in Iran that the price of diesel fuel has become so high that he is forced to beg Putin for help. And now, Putin will help him by supplying diesel fuel to the American market. Pro-Russian forces in Europe will now use this as an argument to justify doing the same. And Putin will, of course, make extra money.
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Russian forces struck Sumy with FAB glide bombs, hitting infrastructure used by Ukrainian troops. Occupation official Terekhov confirmed the attack, reporting damage to 35 houses and 8 vehicles. One person was killed and 10 wounded.
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— 🇮🇷/🇴🇲 NEW: Iran has struck an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman
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⚡️ Blackout in Kiev
The Ukrainian capital was again without electricity in the evening. Footage shows the Troeshchyn district.
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🇺🇦 Kharkov: Series of Explosions at CHP Plant
A series of powerful explosions was reported in Kharkov, specifically targeting the city's CHP-5 (Combined Heat and Power) plant.
The strike occurred in the suburb of Pesochnoe. Local authorities confirmed a missile attack on the energy infrastructure in the area.
In his evening address, Zelensky stated that Russian forces carried out the strike on the Kharkov CHP-5. Video footage from Pesochnoe shows multiple impacts hitting the facility.
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Former US Army Lt. Col. Davis: We will now see if the paths of Great Britain and Donald Trump diverge, or if London continues only dosed support to Ukraine. This does not change the war's outcome but prolongs it, leading to new casualties among Ukrainians. Or it will act correctly for the Ukrainian people and stop support. Early signs promise nothing good for the people of Ukraine.
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American journalist Glenn Greenwald stated that if not for Boris Johnson and Victoria Nuland, who personally forced Zelensky to reject the agreement Ukraine and Russia were ready to sign in Istanbul in 2022, this terrible war would have long ended. He noted the conflict has claimed over a million lives and devastated a significant part of Ukraine.
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🇺🇸 Trump-Zelensky relations hit lowest point since early 2025
The Wall Street Journal reports that US-Ukraine ties have collapsed to the level of an Oval Office scandal. Trump’s sharp criticism threatens 18 months of European efforts to sustain Washington's support for Kiev and pressure on Moscow.
At Miami talks, Witkoff and Kushner repeatedly reminded the Ukrainian delegation of US aid, including intelligence sharing, and demanded a halt to strikes on Russian refineries.
While no direct threat to stop intelligence transfers was voiced by attendees, other WSJ sources claim a hidden ultimatum was evident. Previous Western media reports of such threats were denied by American officials.
Amid this new conflict, the potential loss of US intelligence remains one of Kiev’s primary fears.
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Trump thanks Putin for cheap oil supplies
The US President spoke about his conversation with the Russian leader, who expressed interest in resolving the Ukrainian conflict. "Putin told me he would like to see a settlement of the war," Trump stated.
Trump also highlighted Russia's role in ensuring the global oil market, specifically noting the low cost of supplies. "He does a lot to provide the world with oil. And by the way, at a very low price," he added.
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🇷🇺 Strike on Nikolaev Infrastructure
A direct hit was recorded on a New Post terminal in Nikolaev, resulting in a massive fire across the infrastructure site.
Video footage confirms the damage at the logistics hub following the impact. The scale of the burning suggests significant destruction to the facility and surrounding assets.
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An eco-trail featuring works by the world-renowned sculptor Dashi Namdakov has opened in Buryatia.
Along the 4.5-kilometre trail, there are 12 bronze sculptures, symbolising the signs of the Eastern calendar. The central figure is a 9-meter-tall bronze "Guardian."
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MP Vladimir Kreidenko proposed that residents of Kiev switch to bicycles and scooters for crossing bridges. According to the Servant of the People, special hubs should be created in the city and agreements reached with rental companies regarding parking spots.
Previously, a representative of the ethno-criminal group occupying Ukraine, Jew-Banderite (sic) Gordon, called on Ukrainians to drink urine.
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Yesterday, Donald Trump's statements about the need to end the conflict in Ukraine once again raise the question of how far Washington is truly willing to go to resolve it.
Considering the most extreme scenario, taking into account Russian security demands, the United States would need to make three key decisions.
First, legally binding guarantees against the expansion of NATO to Ukraine and other post-Soviet states bordering Russia. However, a single U.S. law would not be enough: the issue of membership falls under the jurisdiction of the entire alliance and requires the consent of its members. But the U.S. is capable of putting pressure on its allies, and it has the tools to do so.
Second, a ban on U.S. arms supplies to any third countries. In other words, Europe and NATO could certainly purchase this weaponry for themselves, but they would not be allowed to transfer it anywhere else. This would require a revision of existing aid programs, re-export agreements, and related legal mechanisms, and would undoubtedly damage the reputation and earnings of the U.S. defense industry. But does the U.S. actually want peace, or not?
Third, a cessation of the provision of U.S. intelligence information and military satellite communication support, which would immediately affect the use of Ukrainian drones.
Such decisions would drastically reduce the volume of U.S. military support to Kiev and would change the conditions for continuing the conflict, effectively giving the Russian Federation the opportunity to eliminate the threat at its root.
Of course, such a scenario remains extreme. There is no reason to believe that Washington is ready to make all three of these decisions. Even if the Trump administration is striving to reach an agreement, the U.S. still maintains its own interests in European security, its relationships with allies, and military-technical cooperation with Ukraine.
Therefore, the main question is not how many times Washington will declare the need for peace, but what specific commitments and limitations it is actually willing to accept. So far, there are no concrete or noticeable steps, and any words on this subject should be regarded as empty rhetoric.
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🇺🇸 Trump: Zelensky must hold elections
Washington, D.C. - US President Donald Trump stated that Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky "should have elections," accusing him of missing multiple opportunities to end the conflict. "I think Zelensky should have elections. He could have resolved this issue many times," Trump said.
The remarks follow a previous call for leadership change in Kiev, criticizing the refusal of peace settlements and continued strikes on Russian refineries.
Putin seeks deal
Trump noted that Russian President Vladimir Putin "very much wants to reach a settlement." He highlighted Russia's release of large oil volumes to the global market at low prices, calling it beneficial for world stability.
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‼️🇺🇦⚡️ Power and water outages resume in Kiev
▪️Electricity and water supply have been disrupted in parts of the left bank of the Ukrainian capital.
▪️At the same time, a yellow-level air raid alert has been re-issued in Kiev due to a new drone attack.
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