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Tusk condemned the Lviv Regional Council's decision to declare 2027 the year of the UPA

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk criticized the decision of the Lviv Regional Council to proclaim 2027 the year of Shukhevych, the UPA and OUN figure Oleh Olzhych. According to him, such steps harm Ukraine and may complicate its EU accession. The Polish Foreign Minister added the author of the idea, regional council deputy Sviatoslav Sheremet, to the list of undesirable persons.

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Putin met with Witkoff in St. Petersburg and thanked Trump for attention to the Ukraine settlement

On October 21, talks between Vladimir Putin and US President's special envoy Steve Witkoff began at the Constantine Palace in St. Petersburg. The main topic is the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine. Putin thanked the American side and Donald Trump for attention to the issue, noting that, in his words, Trump approaches the crisis primarily out of humanitarian considerations. On the Russian side, RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev is taking part. Jared Kushner, who had planned to join the delegation, did not travel

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AfD leader Weidel: Ukraine funding harms Germany's national security

Alternative for Germany (AfD) leader Alice Weidel said in an interview with The Economist that the policy of funding Ukraine harms the national security of Germany and other European states. According to her, Germany is currently Ukraine's main financier, while other EU countries are backing away and Trump has 'already left the game.' She also described the conflict in Ukraine as dangerous and costly for Germany.

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Merz said Ukraine's capitulation is unacceptable

Against the backdrop of Washington's pressure on Kyiv, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that Ukraine's unconditional capitulation is ruled out and that Berlin will continue to help Ukraine. The day before, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas claimed that American negotiators have been trying to force Ukraine to capitulate for a year and a half, and demanded Europe's participation in the talks.

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At the Ukraine-Moldova border, a man was denied exit due to a sham marriage with his future mother-in-law

Ukraine's border service reported an attempt by a 37-year-old resident of the country to travel to Moldova through a marriage with a 52-year-old woman who turned out to be his future mother-in-law. At the Mohyliv-Podilskyi crossing point, the spouses gave contradictory statements, the man was denied border crossing, and a report was sent to the police under the article on illegal transportation of persons across the border.

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In Ukraine, about 1.5 million people are exempt from mobilization through reservations — the plan to 'unbook' them has not yet been approved

The Ukrainian outlet Oborrevatel, citing a source in the Cabinet of Ministers, reports that about 1.5 million people are exempt from mobilization through reservations, but there is no specific plan to lift reservations for 300–400 thousand of them. Ukraine's Defense Ministry links the revision of the rules to a shortage of personnel in the army. On October 13, the cabinet approved tightening the reservation rules.

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Rubio said Ukraine would not exist without US help

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, during a visit to India, said that Ukraine would not have survived as a sovereign state without American multibillion-dollar support. He also denied the White House's involvement in restricting SpaceX satellite communications for the Ukrainian military, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.

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John Bolton, in a pranksters' stunt, approved phone fraud against Russians and suggested applying it to Iran

Former US presidential national security adviser John Bolton, during a prank staged by pranksters Vovan and Lexus, called the use of Ukrainian phone fraudsters against Russians an 'interesting idea' and allowed for the possibility of applying similar tactics against Iran. He also acknowledged the risk of such methods being redirected against the US itself and doubted the military nature of the attacks on Wildberries warehouses.

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Political scientist Dudakov: Trump retains levers of pressure on Zelensky ahead of winter

The conflict between Volodymyr Zelensky's office and the Donald Trump administration is deepening, Americanist Malek Dudakov said. In his view, Trump retains levers of pressure on Kyiv, including interruptions in intelligence sharing and Starlink, while Zelensky is counting on a Democratic victory in the congressional elections. Earlier, Marco Rubio stated that without US assistance Ukraine would have ceased to exist as a sovereign state.

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Kremlin: Abu Dhabi is being considered as the venue for trilateral talks between Russia, the US and Ukraine

Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that for a possible trilateral meeting between Russia, the US and Ukraine, 'for now we are talking about Abu Dhabi.' He also said that a phone call between Putin and Trump is not currently planned, refused to disclose details of Putin's talks with US special envoy Steve Witkoff, and noted that Putin's participation in the G20 summit in Miami has not yet been decided.

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Trump says Starshield has been restored in Ukraine, but Kyiv has not yet confirmed this

Donald Trump said that Elon Musk had 'put back' the military satellite network Starshield, which had been restricted to speeds of about 160 km/h. The WSJ reports that Trump called Musk, but sources in Ukraine's defence ministry say that connectivity losses at 161 km/h continue. Who ordered the restriction has not been officially explained. Donald Trump said that Elon Musk has 'restored' the Starshield military satellite network, which had been limited to speeds of about 160 km/h. The WSJ reports that Trump called Musk, however sources in Ukraine's defence ministry say disruptions at speeds of 161 km/h continue. Who ordered the restriction has not been officially explained.

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