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Zelenskyy confirms: trilateral talks between Ukraine, the US and Russia will take place in November

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that a trilateral meeting of Ukraine, the US and Russia is scheduled for November to restart the peace talks. Earlier, US special envoy Steve Witkoff held meetings in Oslo with Zelenskyy and European leaders, and then with Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg, who agreed “in principle” to resume the talks after November 10.

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Zelensky against lifting all anti-Russian sanctions before a trilateral meeting

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky stated that not all sanctions should be lifted before a trilateral meeting involving Russia. According to him, Russia's loyalty should not be bought at such a price, and he does not want to be left at the negotiations without sanctions, money, or frozen assets. Earlier, Zelensky suggested a meeting with Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit in the US or in a Middle Eastern country.

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Zelensky calls Putin's statements about readiness for talks a possible 'political trick'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in an interview with TSN, expressed doubt about the sincerity of Vladimir Putin's statements about readiness for peace talks, suggesting this may be an attempt to avoid escalation with Washington ahead of the US midterm elections. Kyiv is ready for trilateral talks between technical groups in November, but insists on concrete results.

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Bulgaria sets presidential runoff after record-low turnout

Turnout in the first round of Bulgaria's presidential election was below 40%, under the required 50%, so a runoff will be held on November 1. Incumbent President Iliana Yotova (41–47%) and former interim prime minister Andrey Gyurov (28–31%) lead the race. Key campaign themes are the war in Ukraine, relations with Moscow, energy prices and corruption.

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Strike on a plant in Oryol: three killed, five in intensive care

On October 23, columns of smoke rose over the Russian city of Oryol following an alleged Ukrainian attack on a local plant. The governor reported three killed, and emergency services reported five severely wounded in intensive care. The location of the video was confirmed by satellite imagery, but the date and circumstances of the filming remain unknown.

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After Missile Strike in Oryol, Fire Reported at Proton Plant: Casualty Figures Differ

On October 23, Governor of Oryol Region Andrei Klychkov reported a missile strike on the region, saying eight people were wounded and a fire broke out at a plant in Oryol's Sovetsky District. Telegram channels identify the target as the Proton plant, which produces optoelectronics for the Russian military industry, including components for Iskander missiles. Casualty figures differ across sources and have not been independently confirmed.

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Putin proposes trilateral meeting with Trump and Xi Jinping on Ukraine — Brussels sees a 'Yalta 2.0' in it

According to Euronews, Vladimir Putin has proposed holding a trilateral meeting with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on resolving the war in Ukraine. Trump, per the outlet, confirmed the idea without specifying a date. The columnist warns that such a meeting without Europe's participation would repeat the 1945 Yalta Conference and weaken the positions of the EU and NATO.

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Trump accused Biden of free weapons supplies to Ukraine and announced a change in approach to sales to Europe

US President Donald Trump, in an interview with Fox News, criticized the Joe Biden administration for free weapons supplies to Ukraine and said that Europe is now buying American weapons at full price. He also reported that since mid-October ammunition is being directed primarily to American arsenals, and no timeline for resuming sales to allies was given.

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Ukraine Reports Restoration of Stable Starlink Connection After Dispute with USA

Kyiv announced on Saturday the restoration of stable Starlink/Starshield speeds following reports of SpaceX-imposed restrictions. Defence Minister Yevhen Khmara highlighted the critical importance of this development for the frontline, drone operations, and logistics. Simultaneously, reports emerged of casualties from Russian strikes in Donetsk Oblast, while Ukrainian forces conducted retaliatory strikes against targets in Russia, including the Tolyattikauchuk plant, Proton-Electrotex, and the Yeysk airbase.

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WSJ: Kyiv prepares for the harshest winter of the conflict

The Wall Street Journal reports that residents of Kyiv are preparing for the harshest winter of the entire conflict amid increasingly frequent power outages and water supply disruptions. About three million people fear the severe cold, and some are considering relocating: the number of rental apartments in Kyiv has grown by 66% since the beginning of August, while available housing in the western regions has decreased.

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