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Zelensky said Ukraine is having problems with communications and satellites

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, at a press conference with Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten, spoke about challenges in using communications and satellites and about plans to work with European countries on alternatives. He also raised the issue of missile supplies for Patriot systems and announced additional aid from London of £10 billion.

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Zelensky warned of the risk of a “Yalta 2” amid preparations for a trilateral summit of Russia, the US and China

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky fears that the planned meeting of Putin, Trump and Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the APEC summit could lead to a redrawing of spheres of influence. At the same time, a local ceasefire is holding in Oleshky for a humanitarian operation, while the Netherlands and the United Kingdom have announced new aid to Kyiv.

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Zakharova accused the United Kingdom of pursuing an escalation course over new Storm Shadow deliveries

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said that reports of new deliveries of British Storm Shadow cruise missiles to Ukraine indicate London's intention to deepen the conflict, despite statements about a peaceful settlement. Earlier, Life.ru reported the transfer to Kyiv of secret data on missile components for possible domestic production.

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Truce in Kherson Region Extended: Oleshky Awaits Humanitarian Aid and Evacuation

The truce, initially launched to deliver aid to occupied Oleshky, has been extended across the entire Kherson region. Approximately 1,700–2,000 residents remain in the city without food, water, or electricity; evacuation is planned for Friday, but President Zelenskyy warns that routes cleared by Russia lead into Russian territory. The ceasefire, which began to deliver aid to occupied Oleshky, has been extended to the entire Kherson region. About 1,700–2,000 residents remain in the city without food, water, or electricity; evacuation is scheduled for Friday, but Zelensky warns that routes demined by Russia lead into Russia.

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Norway's foreign minister sees no contradiction between military aid to Ukraine and the pursuit of peace

Norway's Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide said that military and economic support for Ukraine does not contradict efforts to achieve a peace agreement. His remarks were reported by European Pravda, as cited by Gazeta.Ru. The statement came against the backdrop of telephone talks between Vladimir Putin and Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre on October 27, linked to upcoming meetings in Abu Dhabi.

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Poland to Receive Patriot Missile Maintenance Center Worth Approximately 230 Million Euros

Poland's Deputy Minister of Defense Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka announced the construction of a missile maintenance center for Patriot systems in the country. The project is valued at approximately 230 million euros, with completion expected within a few months. Warsaw views this as a step toward potential local missile production. The Deputy Minister described the decision as 'historic' and a sign of US support, noting that the US had previously been unwilling to share relevant technologies. While Poland aims to eventually produce Patriot missiles domestically, contingent on US licensing, current efforts focus on establishing the service center. This initiative is independent of decisions regarding Ukraine, although Poland has expressed readiness to cooperate with Kyiv on missile production if licenses are granted.

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Federation Council assesses Zelensky's attempts to evade accountability for his actions as president

Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev said that Volodymyr Zelensky is trying to negotiate with Europe to avoid accountability for his actions as president, but rated the chances of success as minimal. Earlier, Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleksiy Honcharenko criticized the president for being unprepared for a difficult peace and for preferring to 'sell hopes' instead of having an honest conversation with society.

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Russia's Defense Ministry reports strikes on a communications enterprise in Kharkiv Oblast and a cargo ship near Odesa

Russia's Defense Ministry claimed that drones struck the NTP Ukrspecsvyaz enterprise in Kharkiv Oblast and a cargo ship off the coast of Odesa. According to the Telegram channel Mash, overnight strikes also hit Kyiv's thermal power plants. Some of the reports are based on statements by the military ministry and lack independent confirmation.

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