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Ukrainska Pravda

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Russian attack damages Kherson local history museum and World War II-era howitzer

Russian forces damaged a World War II-era M-30 howitzer and the Kherson Regional Museum of Local History, an early 20th-century architectural monument. The museum, protected by the Blue Shield emblem, has sustained over 35 strikes since June, with staff reporting fragments from the latest attack damaged the historic gun.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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NYT reveals Russian plan to attack Ukraine's energy system

The New York Times revealed a Russian plan to disable Ukraine's energy system in three stages using up to 1,000 missiles, drones, and aerial bombs, targeting substations, power plants, and infrastructure to cut electricity, heating, and water to major cities like Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa. It remains unclear if Russia will execute this strategy or if it would succeed, while Ukrainian officials express concern over their preparedness for such large-scale attacks.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Half of Ukraine's F-16s undergoing repairs in Europe, with returns delayed – Zelenskyy

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that approximately half of Ukraine's F-16 fighter jets are undergoing extended repairs and maintenance in Europe, causing delays in their return to service. Zelenskyy highlighted this situation as a significant obstacle in countering Russian drone attacks, emphasizing the need for Western partners to facilitate more localized maintenance to expedite aircraft readiness.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Russia plans to intensify attacks on Kyiv, Kharkiv and Odesa to isolate them in winter, FT says

Russia is preparing to intensify attacks on Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, and Lviv to isolate them as winter approaches, according to Ukrainian intelligence cited by the Financial Times. These plans include striking nuclear facilities to disconnect them from the power grid and creating a new refugee flow to the EU, with President Zelenskyy stating that Putin has removed previous restrictions on aerial campaigns.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Ukraine has limited contingency plans for Russian attacks on water supply – NYT

Ukrainian officials have expressed concern over limited contingency plans for potential large-scale Russian attacks on the country's water supply system, according to The New York Times. This concern follows the interception of a Russian plan detailing intentions to strike water infrastructure, including pumping stations and treatment facilities, with ballistic missiles and glide bombs.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Ukrainian forces strike key oil facilities in Russia – video

Ukrainian forces struck oil facilities in Russia's Samara and Volgograd oblasts, along with airfields, industrial sites, a rocket center, and an ammunition depot across multiple regions on October 1-2. President Zelenskyy stated these strikes are a justified response to Russian escalation, aimed at degrading the aggressor's military and economic potential.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Ukraine to lose 30 million tonnes of agricultural exports this season unless ports are unblocked, minister says

Ukraine's Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, Taras Vysotskyi, stated that Ukraine risks losing 30 million tonnes of agricultural exports, valued at approximately $30 billion, this marketing year due to Russia's Black Sea port blockade. As of late September and early October, exports are at 50% of potential volumes, with rail and Danube routes accounting for the majority of shipments.

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Al Jazeera

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‘They are crying’: Refugees in Malaysia in fear amid Myanmar deportation

Malaysia deported nearly 1,500 refugees from Myanmar on Tuesday as part of a plan to repatriate at least 5,000, sparking fear among the country's 215,000 refugees. This action follows escalating raids and detentions, with over 50,000 refugees apprehended this year amid increasing hostility towards the community.

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Middle East Eye

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Why Palestine solidarity activists must keep up pressure on UK government

Submitted by Ben Jamal on Thu, 10/01/2026 - 19:56 Miliband has announced a reset of the country's Israel policy, but the real test will be in what comes next Protesters chant slogans and wave Palestinian flags during a demonstration against Israel’s genocide in Gaza, in central London on 8 June 2024 (Justin Tallis/AFP) Off One of the lines used by Zionist critics of British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband’s announcement of a ban on settlement goods was that he was driven to this position by domest

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Al Jazeera

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Russia tries to freeze Ukraine as it suffers record casualties and retreats

Russia suffered its highest monthly casualties in September with 46,230 soldiers killed or wounded, according to Ukrainian military claims, while attempting to seize remaining eastern regions despite territorial losses. Despite these setbacks and Ukrainian counteroffensive gains around Lyman, Russia has continued striking Ukraine's energy infrastructure and cities, including Kyiv, ahead of winter.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Russia plans to cut Ukrainian nuclear power plants off from grid and destroy water supply system – NYT

A Russian plan reportedly intercepted by Ukraine details intentions to cut the country's three operational nuclear power plants off from the grid via strikes on nearby substations and to simultaneously target water supply systems with ballistic and glide bombs. This strategy aims to force nuclear plant shutdowns and disrupt civilian water access, following earlier Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Hungary boasts of agreement with Ukraine: achieving what Viktor Orbán failed to do in 10 years

Hungary's Foreign Minister Anita Orbán welcomed the submission of a draft law on national minority educational rights to the Ukrainian parliament, expecting its passage this month. This development is seen as a significant step towards potentially lifting Hungary's veto on Ukraine's EU accession negotiations, with officials hoping it will allow two negotiating clusters to open.

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Al Jazeera

center20d ago

How the fighting in Ethiopia spread beyond Tigray, in maps and charts

Fighting has intensified across northern Ethiopia, with government forces capturing Alamata in southern Tigray on September 28, while Tigrayan forces advanced into Afar, threatening a key import corridor. The Ethiopian army chief accused Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt of backing armed groups, raising fears of a wider regional conflict, though these nations have denied the allegations.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Hungarian PM welcomes registration of bill on education in minority languages

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar welcomed the registration of a bill in the Verkhovna Rada concerning education in national minority languages, stating it reinforces legal guarantees for Hungary's community in Ukraine. The bill's adoption is anticipated to facilitate the opening of further EU accession negotiation clusters for Ukraine.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Ukraine's European integration minister expects Hungary to lift veto and remaining EU accession negotiating clusters to open by year-end

Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Vsevolod Chentsov, expects the remaining EU accession negotiating clusters to open by year-end 2026, contingent on Hungary lifting its veto. This move is anticipated following Ukraine's adoption of amendments to its Law on Education concerning national minority languages, which Budapest has linked to its approval.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Ukraine's General Staff reports 207 combat clashes on front over past 24 hours

Ukraine's General Staff reported 207 combat clashes on the front lines over the past 24 hours, with Russian forces launching 30 attacks on the Pokrovsk front and 27 on the Kostiantynivka front. The report details numerous Russian assault operations across various sectors, indicating continued intense fighting without significant territorial changes mentioned.

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Ukrainska Pravda

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Ukrainian air defence downs 88 out of 108 Russian drones

Since the evening of October 1, Russian forces launched 108 drones, including 47 Shaheds, from multiple locations toward Ukraine. Ukrainian air defence forces reported destroying or jamming 88 of these drones, though hits were recorded at 11 locations as the attack remained ongoing.

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Al Jazeera

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Iran urges Iraq to lift flight ban amid US sanctions

Iran's Foreign Ministry urged Iraq to lift remaining flight restrictions caused by US sanctions and fully restore normal air travel, condemning Washington's "illegal and inhumane" extraterritorial enforcement. While flights to Najaf partially resumed, Baghdad, Erbil, and Sulaimaniyah airports remain suspended, disrupting travel for millions and prompting protests across Iraq.

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Al Jazeera

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US to send third aircraft carrier towards Iran: US official to Al Jazeera

The United States is deploying a third aircraft carrier, the USS Theodore Roosevelt, and over 2,000 Marines to the waters around Iran, with a total of three carriers and two amphibious groups expected by late November. This military build-up, alongside new sanctions, aims to keep military options available for President Trump while Iran has proposed a roadmap for de-escalation in exchange for sanctions relief.

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Jerusalem Post — Iran News

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Araghchi offered inspectors access to nuclear facilities in exchange for sanctions relief - report

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reportedly offered inspectors access to nuclear facilities in exchange for sanctions relief during private talks at the UN, according to Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the discussions. This offer signals the extent of Iran's economic struggles, with inflation nearing 90% and oil exports halted due to sanctions.

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