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Ukrainska Pravda

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Commissioner Kos hopes to open two more negotiating clusters for Ukraine and Moldova next week

European Commissioner Marta Kos stated that two additional negotiating clusters for Ukraine and Moldova could open next week, contingent on the Ukrainian parliament adopting a law concerning national minorities. This development hinges on the Verkhovna Rada passing the legislation, which is necessary to overcome Hungary's objections and advance Ukraine's EU accession talks.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Officers involved in strikes on Ukraine were among eight killed in Tu-95MS crash in Russia

Eight military personnel were killed when a Tu-95MS strategic bomber crashed during a training flight in Russia's Amur Oblast on September 29. At least three of the deceased, including a deputy commander and squadron commanders, were identified by Ukrainian databases as officers involved in preparing or executing strikes on Ukraine.

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Middle East Eye

center16d ago

Can Baghdad gain control over paramilitary groups amid US war on Iran?

Iraq's Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi announced a 30 June 2027 deadline to bring powerful paramilitary groups under greater state control, beginning with a 90-day cessation of military activity that started September 30. This process aims to limit autonomous action and integrate fighters into state structures, rather than full disarmament, and is contingent on managing group demands and external actor non-interference.

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Middle East Eye

center16d ago

US removes bombers from UK base at centre of mystery incident

The US has removed its B-1 bombers from a British air base one week after five men were arrested nearby on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts, a suspected plot that UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham claimed was likely backed by Iran. The planes had been stationed at RAF Fairford, the preferred European base for US bombers 90 miles (145 km) west of London, which had recently been used for US strikes on Iran.

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Middle East Eye

center16d ago

Making a Killing: Who profits from slaughter in Gaza and Yemen?

Submitted by Fleur Hargreaves on Thu, 10/01/2026 - 17:23 New book by Andrew Feinstein traces $50bn in profit from the genocide in Gaza BAE Systems' stand at the Defence and Security Equipment International fair at the ExCeL centre, in east London, on 9 September 2025 (AFP/Adrian Dennis) Off “The global trade in weapons is a business that counts its profits in billions, and its losses in human lives. ” This devastating balance sheet is the subject of Making a Killing: How the West Profits from Sl

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Middle East Eye

center16d ago

Three years after Israeli bombing, Palestinian man recovers wife's remains

On Thursday, Palestinian father Adham Heriz recovered the remains of his wife, Hiam, three years after an Israeli bombardment destroyed their home in eastern Gaza City on October 25, 2023. Hiam and their eldest son were killed in the attack, with the son's body still missing, highlighting the ongoing recovery efforts amidst widespread destruction.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Ukrainian forces strike Russian drone launch site, control point and drone warehouse – General Staff

Ukrainian forces struck a Russian drone launch site, control point, and UAV warehouse in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia Oblasts on October 4-5. These systematic strikes aim to degrade Russia's capacity to employ strike drones and attack Ukrainian civilian infrastructure.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Russian attack hits checkpoint on Moldova-Ukraine border, injuring border guard – photo

A projectile fired during Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure struck a passenger bus and a border control booth at the Palanca–Maiaky–Udobne crossing between Ukraine and Moldova on October 5, injuring one border guard. Operations at the checkpoint have been suspended pending an investigation, with traffic redirected to the Tudora crossing.

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The Guardian Middle East

left16d ago

Head of Jewish Greens says she may leave party over ‘Zionism is racism’ vote

The head of the Jewish Greens, Vivien Lichtenstein, stated she may leave the party after it passed a motion equating Zionism with racism and calling for Israel's replacement by a single Palestinian state. The binding motion, passed by 1,022 votes to 813 at the Brighton conference on Sunday, has drawn criticism from some Jewish members and the chief rabbi, who called it "poisonous antisemitism."

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Ukraine faces US$8bn loss due to closure of ports

Ukraine risks losing at least US$8 billion in export revenue between June 2026 and June 2027 if its Black Sea ports remain closed due to Russian attacks. This projected shortfall, representing approximately 20% of the past year's total export revenue, highlights the significant economic impact of the ongoing maritime blockade on Ukraine's agricultural exports.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Russian strikes nearly deplete Ukraine's train reserve – FT

Russian strikes on Ukraine's railway network have nearly depleted its locomotive reserve, with over 500 destroyed since the invasion began, according to Ukraine's Minister of Agrarian Policy Taras Vysotskyi. Ukraine is negotiating with European partners for additional rolling stock, as the shortage has become a critical bottleneck for port logistics and maritime export capacity.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Turrets have already downed jet-powered UAVs – Ukraine's Air Force spokesman

Ukraine's Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat reported that robotic turrets, some installed on bridges, have successfully downed jet-powered UAVs including Geran-5 drones. These systems utilize artificial intelligence and machine vision to reduce human error, though their engagement range is limited by their primary use of machine guns.

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Middle East Eye

center16d ago

Toilet seats, toys and hair clips: The strangest items Israel still barred from Gaza

Submitted by Maha Hussaini on Fri, 10/02/2026 - 10:51 A year after the ceasefire, Palestinians still struggle to find everyday items as restrictions keep basic and non-essential goods off the market Palestinians go about their daily lives amid rainfall in Gaza City on 1 October 2026 (Mohammed M Skaik/JNA Press via Reuters) Off A toilet seat is all that stands between Dima Awad and moving out of her makeshift tent before winter. The 48-year-old Palestinian mother has rented a small garage in west

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

EU accession with restrictions for farmers: Brussels prepares special terms for Ukraine

The European Commission is proposing significant restrictions on Ukraine's access to the EU agricultural market and farming subsidies, even after potential membership, according to an internal document seen by the Financial Times. These draft proposals aim to reassure existing member states concerned about competition and suggest helping Ukraine return to traditional export markets instead of full subsidy access.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Ukraine's Defence Intelligence details features of Russia's updated Geran-4 jet drone – photos

Ukraine's Defence Intelligence detailed upgrades to Russia's Geran-4 jet drone, including a new MOKh navigation module, optoelectronic correlation and specialised warheads.

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The Guardian Europe

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Putin's escalating bombing campaign won't break Ukrainians' resolve. History shows that it's doomed to fail | Rajan Menon

Russia launched 3,177 jet-powered drones and ballistic missiles at Ukrainian cities in September, a nearly 12% increase from August, targeting civilian infrastructure to sap Ukrainian resolve. Despite these escalating attacks and Ukraine's shortage of missile interceptors, historical precedent and recent polling indicate that such bombardment strengthens, rather than breaks, civilian morale and resistance to territorial concessions.

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Middle East Eye

center16d ago

IRGC commander says US forces have ‘fled’ 1,000km from Iran’s borders

A top Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander said that the US army has moved 1,000km away from Iran's borders. "The Americans fled and moved more than 1,000km away from our borders.

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The Guardian Middle East

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Alleged flydubai attacker left Australia without finishing engineering course, university says

An Omani national, identified by media as Hammam al-Hammami, who allegedly attempted to hijack a flydubai flight to Tel Aviv on September 30, studied engineering at Melbourne's RMIT university but left before completing his qualification. Australian authorities, including ASIO, are investigating the alleged attacker's connections to the country after he departed in 2017.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Battlefield sees 177 combat clashes: most Russian attacks recorded on Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka fronts

Over the past day, 177 combat clashes occurred across the Ukrainian front line, with the highest number of Russian attacks concentrated on the Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka fronts. Ukrainian forces repelled numerous Russian assaults and airstrikes, while their own air force and artillery struck Russian control stations, personnel clusters, and equipment.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center16d ago

Ukraine's air defence downs 172 out of 205 Russian drones, attack is ongoing

Since the evening of October 4, Russian forces launched 205 drones from multiple locations, including occupied Crimea, with Ukraine's air defense downing 172 by 08:00. The attack is ongoing as several drones remain in Ukrainian airspace, with recorded hits at 13 locations.

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