Death toll from Russian attack on Dnipro train station rises to 15 ↗
Front page leadThe number of fatalities resulting from a Russian attack on the train station in Dnipro has increased to 15 people.
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The number of fatalities resulting from a Russian attack on the train station in Dnipro has increased to 15 people.
Human rights ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets has reached Armyansk after more than 75 hours of silence, and 25 buses are prepared to evacuate people from Oleshky.
A Russian night attack on Kyiv has resulted in one death and one injury.
Russia launched a barrage of ballistic missiles, air-launched missiles, and 113 drones against Ukraine, with Ukrainian air defense systems intercepting three X-59/69 missiles and 96 drones.
Drone attacks targeted an oil refinery located in Novokuybyshevsk, within Russia.
Traffic movement has been permitted on the Southern Bridge in Kyiv, with one lane now open for travel from the left bank to the right bank.
Following the launch of ballistic missiles, North Korea's leader has urged for the swift advancement of drone technologies.
The cryptocurrency exchange Binance has temporarily halted its operations following a suspected cyberattack.
Benjamin Netanyahu has declared the elections as 'stolen' following the loss of his parliamentary majority, according to Associated Press.
Moldova and Romania are set to sign an agreement establishing military cooperation between the two nations.
This is an economic report from the largest wine production enterprise in Ukraine, Koblevo, detailing its operations in 2026.
This special project highlights how PrivatBank fosters community engagement through running events and promotes equal opportunities.
An aerial strike by Russia in Izium on October 29 resulted in the deaths of four individuals.
The Commander-in-Chief has issued an order to enhance oversight of military medical commissions to ensure that individuals with illnesses are not conscripted.
Protests have recommenced in Italy as of Friday, with an estimated 10,000 people expected to gather in Milan.
Homeowners' associations (OSBBs) in Kryvyi Rih are eligible to receive up to 300,000 Ukrainian Hryvnias for the procurement of backup power equipment.
Emergency power outages have been introduced in several areas within the Kyiv region.
Protective structures are being dismantled from monuments in Kyiv due to issues with mold and a 'greenhouse effect'.
The morning newsletter discusses the appointment of the Prosecutor General without a competition, under the title 'Only God Can Judge Me'.
This article investigates the real reasons behind the detention of Ukrainska Pravda journalists in Vienna.
According to media reports, the European Union and Canada have reached an agreement on digital trade and are preparing further deals, while anticipating potential backlash from the United States.