Norway bars deals with 33 more Russian financial institutions—and 22 more from India to Nigeria
The new rules also bar deals with Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport and curb exports to 51 entities, some in China and Türkiye.
Starlink slowdown makes Ukraine’s Shahed-hunting drone maker rethink air-launched interceptors
Its spokesman says other companies that lean harder on Starlink have voiced concerns, and points to interest in Europe’s Eutelsat.
South Korea will pull staff from Kyiv over North Korean POW handover made public at the UN
Korean officials put the cut at about half the embassy’s staff. Ukraine’s foreign minister calls the matter closed.
Is a Russian drone near you right now? Ukrainians have developed maps that track drones in near real time
Some drones never appear on it at all, so its makers say an empty screen is no proof of safety.
More ballistic missile interceptors and F-16 repairs inside Ukraine: Kyiv’s two asks to Lockheed Martin
The talks came as a batch of Patriot missiles that allies have already paid for awaits a Pentagon signature, Ukrainian officials say.
31 in May, 63 now: Ukraine’s arms makers pile into a regime of tax breaks and shielded data
The 32 firms that joined since May bring under a quarter of the early members’ average weapons revenue, by Euromaidan Press calculations.
Lithuania’s armed forces chief says patrols on the Kaliningrad border have practically doubled as the troop mission runs into mid-November
Raimundas Vaikšnoras links the deployment to what he calls Russian preparations for a large-scale mobilization, saying Moscow lacks people for Ukraine.
Ukraine has identified nearly 46,000 foreigners from 151 countries in Russia’s army—and says Moscow is on pace to meet its 2026 hiring plan
Ukraine’s Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of POWs says this year’s contracts already roughly match all of 2025, while new names keep surfacing from earlier years.
Trump calls Ukraine’s renewed refinery strikes “a disgrace” after Russia’s 39-missile strike on its energy sites
The president called Zelenskyy “P.T. Barnum” and said Biden armed Ukraine for free.
Ukraine’s hobbit-named robot fired on targets up to 1.3 km away in a demo for border guards
First reported carrying a wounded soldier, Ukraine’s Frodo robot has now fired for a border guard brigade—built, its maker says, to hit and run.
Ukraine detains a gas station worker and a Telegram commenter suspected of scouting targets for Russian strikes
One was allegedly reached through a former classmate in Russia, and the other allegedly took orders from a female handler there.
On Monday she sat in her cousin’s Kyiv apartment, and by Wednesday a Russian strike had left a hole where the window was
Her cousin, his girlfriend, and an aunt survived inside, and rescuers lifted them out 15 minutes after the blast.
US weighs relief for sanctioned shadow fleet tankers, days after freeing Russian diesel
Officials say only unsanctioned oil would sail, but Reuters says Trump’s diesel push could pressure them to let Russian fuel aboard.
“It finances an economy geared toward total war”—Ukraine’s third president on the Russian diesel Washington just cleared
Viktor Yushchenko invokes the Budapest Memorandum and Pearl Harbor days after the US waived sanctions on Russian diesel until April 2027.