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Russia alleges Ukrainian plot to hide explosives in drone goggles sent to troops

  • Russia alleges explosives were hidden in drone goggles for its troops.
  • Some goggles may have reached the frontline.
  • Ukraine has not commented on the accusation.

Russia’s FSB says it uncovered a Ukrainian plot to conceal explosives in FPV drone goggles intended for Russian troops, potentially putting pilots and aid volunteers at risk. Ukraine has not commented, and the allegation has not been independently verified. The FSB says X-ray examinations found improvised devices where…

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Nuclear threats and street brawls: Russia, Ukraine report attacks on their emergency alert apps

  • Fake emergency warnings targeted apps in both countries.
  • Ukraine’s app attack coincided with the end of a Kherson ceasefire.
  • Officials pointed people to other alert channels.

Cyberattacks on emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia sent people false warnings about missile and nuclear strikes, chemical hazards and street fights. The incidents, confirmed by officials on both sides, risked causing public alarm and disrupted services designed to share urgent safety information. Ukraine’s app was reported…

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Russian strikes leave homes without power as Kherson truce nears end

  • Russian strikes caused widespread power cuts across Ukraine.
  • More than 60,000 in Dnipropetrovsk remained without electricity.
  • A brief Kherson truce enabled Oleshky residents to evacuate.

Russian attacks on energy infrastructure left hundreds of thousands of homes without power across four Ukrainian regions, while a separate strike in Vinnytsia killed two people, including a 13-year-old girl. The attacks came as a rare, localised ceasefire in Kherson was due to end on Sunday night, after…

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Kremlin says Putin would take Zelensky’s call amid ongoing strikes

  • A Kremlin aide says Putin would answer a call from Zelensky.
  • Russia favours initial talks with Ukraine and the United States.
  • Strikes continue as hopes are raised for wider peace efforts.

A Kremlin aide says Vladimir Putin would answer a call from Volodymyr Zelensky, as Finland’s president has conveyed Zelensky’s willingness to begin talks. The comments come while Russia and Ukraine continue exchanging strikes, and Moscow is proposing that the first negotiations include Russia, Ukraine and the United States.…

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Donald Trump agrees to send hundreds of missiles to Ukraine but they may take six years to arrive

  • Trump approved the sale of 500 Patriot interceptors to Ukraine.
  • Canada and Europe are to fund the £1.6 billion deal.
  • Zelensky says deliveries may take years to begin.

Donald Trump has approved the sale of 500 Patriot PAC-3 interceptor missiles to Ukraine, following President Volodymyr Zelensky’s appeals for faster air-defence supplies. The deal could strengthen Ukraine’s ability to protect cities and infrastructure from Russian missile attacks, but Zelensky said deliveries may not begin for several years,…

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Reports say Ukraine used weather balloons to carry drones near Moscow airports

  • Reports describe drones released from high-flying balloons near Moscow.
  • Airports across Russia faced extensive delays and cancellations.
  • Russia said it downed 2,690 Ukrainian drones in two and a half days.

Reports from Russian military channels said Ukraine used drones carried by weather balloons to reach the area around Moscow before releasing them, in an effort to disrupt air traffic. The reported tactic adds to a wider wave of drone activity that has caused delays and cancellations across Russia’s…

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Ceasefire evacuation removes hundreds from occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky

  • Hundreds evacuated Oleshky during a temporary ceasefire.
  • Residents could choose Ukraine, Russia or to remain.
  • The convoy could carry more than 750 people.

Hundreds of people have left Oleshky, a Russian-occupied city in Ukraine’s Kherson region, during a temporary humanitarian ceasefire brokered by US First Lady Melania Trump. The evacuation matters because the city is near the front line and its remaining residents face shortages of medical care, medicine, food and…

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Ceasefire opens evacuation route from occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky

  • A ceasefire has opened an evacuation route from Oleshky.
  • Up to 750 residents can leave by bus.
  • Several hundred are expected to remain in the devastated town.

An evacuation of Russian-occupied Oleshky in Ukraine’s Kherson region is under way after a ceasefire allowed the road out to be cleared of mines. The temporary corridor gives residents a chance to leave a devastated town where gas, electricity and running water are unavailable. A four-hour window and…

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Russian drone attack at Dnipro station kills 13 passengers on platform

  • A Russian drone strike at Dnipro station killed at least 13 people.
  • Ten others were injured in the attack on a busy platform.
  • Zelensky urged the US and Europe to respond.

At least 13 people were killed and ten injured when a Russian drone struck a platform at Dnipro railway station in central Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelensky called on the United States and Europe to respond, while Ukrainian Railways said the jet-powered drone hit as passenger trains were at…

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Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine ‘will take place in coming days’, Zelensky says

  • Zelensky says talks could happen as early as 10 November.
  • A US-led meeting is expected in Abu Dhabi.
  • He warns that diplomatic pauses could delay a ceasefire.

Volodymyr Zelensky says new Russia-Ukraine peace talks could take place as early as 10 November, with a US team expected to lead a meeting in Abu Dhabi. He says Ukraine is willing to discuss sensitive issues, but argues that progress depends on sustained diplomatic pressure and the United…

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