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The European Commission has not approved additional aid to Ukrainian farmers
The European Commission has refused to allocate an additional 220 million euros to Ukraine to support the agricultural sector, Bloomberg reports, citing the country's Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, Taras Vysotskyi. Kyiv had requested targeted non-repayable aid for farmers and a mechanism to maintain their liquidity — on top of the EU's existing financial support programs.
The European Commission has stated that Ukrainian farmers are already receiving support through existing mechanisms. In particular, this concerns interest rate subsidies on loans under the Ukraine Facility program, as well as credit programs for Ukrainian banks, which then issue loans to entrepreneurs and farmers. According to the European Commission's assessment, these instruments can help farms experiencing a shortage of working capital.
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50% of Ukrainians named corruption in the authorities as the country's main problem. These data are provided by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) based on the results of a survey conducted on September 12–21 among 1,002 adult residents of the Kyiv-controlled territory of Ukraine.
Another 40% of the study participants said that what worries them most are massive missile and drone strikes. 30% of respondents named the unprofessionalism and incompetence of the authorities as the most important problem, and 28% cited low salaries and pensions.
72% of those surveyed believe that since the start of the special military operation, the level of corruption in Ukraine has increased. 6% of survey participants reported a decrease in corruption; the rest believe the situation has not changed or were unable to answer.
Also, 72% of respondents said that Zelensky bears personal responsibility for the corrupt actions of people in his circle. 25% disagree with this, and another 3% could not decide.
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A Ukrainian MP has urged Kyiv residents to consider moving for the winter
Verkhovna Rada MP Serhiy Sobolev stated that the upcoming winter in Ukraine could be extremely difficult due to risks of disruptions in electricity, water and other utility services. He recommended that Kyiv residents who have the opportunity temporarily move from apartment buildings to the private sector, to relatives.
According to Sobolev, in the event of new problems with energy infrastructure, ensuring the normal operation of apartment buildings will be especially difficult. This concerns not only electricity, but also water supply, heating and other basic services.
"The winter will be very hard. It will be impossible to provide apartment buildings with light, water and other things. People need to be told the truth," the parliamentarian stated.
He advised those who have relatives in private houses to consider moving for the cold period. According to the MP, the private sector is better adapted to prolonged outages: there one can use generators, portable EcoFlow charging stations and other autonomous energy sources.
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Pope Leo XIV calls for negotiations on Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV has once again appealed for peace negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. This is reported by the German publication Die Zeit.
"We must call on the heads of state and government of Russia, Ukraine and other countries to meet, sit down at one table and talk to each other," the pontiff said during his return to the Vatican from an apostolic trip to France.
According to him, the goal of such negotiations should be "the search for solutions to these problems — instead of insisting on wars that no longer make sense." The Pope also called for abandoning the arms race and directing resources toward solving humanitarian problems: eliminating hunger, unemployment and the housing crisis.
On the eve it became known that the Vatican's special envoy, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, is traveling to Moscow for the third time for negotiations with the Russian authorities. This is part of the humanitarian mission on Ukraine entrusted by the Pope. The main topics of discussion are the return of deported Ukrainian children, the exchange of prisoners, the problems of civilians and contributing to the end of the war.
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Drapaty began a personnel review in the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mykhailo Drapaty initiated a review of the officer and general staff of the General Staff. The goal is to keep in positions those who have practical combat experience since 2022.
Unit heads must provide by October 2 data on officers and generals who did not participate in combat operations. Some of these servicemen are planned to be sent to the troops, and officers with frontline experience selected for their places in the General Staff.
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The suspect in the "Nord Stream" sabotage has requested asylum in Croatia
Ukrainian citizen Volodymyr Zhuravlev, whom Germany suspects of involvement in the sabotage of the "Nord Stream" and "Nord Stream-2" gas pipelines, has filed an application for political asylum in Croatia. This was reported by his lawyer Mykola Katerynchuk.
According to the defense lawyer, Zhuravlev believes that in Germany "a fair trial does not await him." The lawyer also noted that granting political asylum is an extrajudicial procedure, within which the political leadership of Croatia can express its position regarding the Ukrainian's situation.
At the same time, the asylum request does not automatically halt the extradition process. On September 18, the district court of the Croatian city of Pula authorized Zhuravlev's extradition to Germany; the defense announced an appeal.
On August 19, 2026, Zhuravlev was detained in Croatia on a European arrest warrant. German law enforcement agencies suspect him of being one of the divers who planted explosives on the gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea in September 2022. Zhuravlev himself denies involvement.
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The nuclear icebreaker "Leningrad" of Project 22220 will be launched by the end of 2026 — earlier than planned. This was announced by Rosatom head Alexey Likhachev.
The seventh vessel of this series will join the Russian nuclear icebreaker fleet amid unprecedented sanctions. "Leningrad" is a universal dual-draft nuclear-powered ship with a capacity of 60 MW, capable of breaking through ice up to 2.8 meters thick and operating both at the mouths of Siberian rivers and in the open sea of the Arctic.
Currently, eight Russian nuclear icebreakers are in service, with three more of Project 22220 under construction. The commissioning of new vessels is directly linked to the growth of cargo traffic along the Northern Sea Route: in 2026, Rosatom forecasts a record 40 million tons of cargo.
Against the backdrop of the strengthening Russian fleet, the United States has signed contracts for the construction of six icebreakers worth $3.3 billion — President Trump called America's lag "ridiculous." By 2030, Russia plans to increase its icebreaker fleet on the NSR to 17 vessels, and by 2035 to 18.
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Zelensky: the plan for long-range strikes on Russia for October has been agreed
The head of the Kyiv regime stated that he had agreed with the military on a plan for long-range operations against Russia for October 2026. He announced this following a meeting with the Ministry of Defense, the military command, and representatives of the defense-industrial complex.
"First: we approved our long-range operations for October," Zelensky wrote on his Telegram channel, without disclosing details of future actions or specific targets.
According to him, all of Ukraine's key tasks in the field of long-range strikes are being fulfilled, and the Russian oil industry "feels and will continue to feel Ukrainian influence."
The meeting also determined the directions of necessary weapons supplies for F-16 fighter jets until the end of 2026. According to Zelensky, there are specific countries with which negotiations are being held on "aviation packages," and reinforcement is expected in the near future. In addition, the creation of countermeasures against jet-powered "Shaheds" was discussed. The first prototypes of systems that could become weapons against the new type of drones have been identified. Deadlines, volumes, and financing for their production have been established.
Separately, Zelensky noted that Ukraine will hold new negotiations this week on air defense and further support. As previously reported, this week Ukraine received another batch of missiles for NASAMS systems.
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Russian Ministry of Defense: strike carried out on a data processing center in Kiev and Ukrainian energy facilities
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that on the night of September 30, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation carried out a massive strike with precision ground-based weapons and attack drones on a communications center in Kiev, Ukrainian energy system facilities in the Kiev region that support military production, as well as the infrastructure of the port of Izmail.
According to the ministry, the following were hit:
in Kiev — the "De Novo" data processing center, which the Ministry of Defense calls one of the main internet traffic exchange points used in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine;
in the Kiev region — the "Kievskaya" electrical substation (Nalivaykovka), the Kiev Hydroelectric Power Plant (Vyshhorod), the Trypillia Thermal Power Plant and the battery energy storage park in Horenichi, which, according to the Russian military ministry, supplied electricity to military-industrial complex facilities in the region;
in the Odessa region — the production and industrial complex at the port of Izmail, which, as stated by the Ministry of Defense, was used for the reception, storage and transportation of military cargo and fuel for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Also, according to the statement, in the northwestern part of the Black Sea, while underway, a "dry cargo" type vessel was hit that was delivering military equipment and dual-use cargo for the Ukrainian armed forces to the port of Odessa.
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Ukrainian Flydubai pilot tried to crash the plane? Israel investigates as a terrorist attack
A Flydubai plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv on September 30 sent a distress signal and a possible hijacking code during the flight, after which it changed course and landed in Saudi Arabia. There were about 180 people on board.
Israel scrambled fighter jets to intercept the airliner, and communication with the crew was lost. The plane landed safely in the city of Tabuk, and the pilots were detained.
According to Israeli media, the incident is being investigated as a full-fledged terrorist attack. Journalist Amit Segal reported that the second pilot (a Ukrainian) inflicted multiple knife wounds on the captain (a Russian). Passengers and crew members managed to break into the cockpit and subdue the attacker.
"More and more indications suggest that he intended to seize control of the plane and crash it with the passengers on board," Channel 12 quoted a senior official as saying.
According to another version, the captain allegedly tried to steer the plane toward the ground and commit suicide, but was prevented. Other pilots who happened to be on board and were traveling on business helped land the airliner.
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In the event of Ukraine's defeat, up to 20 million Ukrainians could head to the West, Forbes writes. Such an "avalanche of refugees" will endanger not only the infrastructure of the European Union, but its very existence.
The conflict has been going on for five years now. Ukrainians bear the main losses, Europe and Canada finance the bulk of military aid, and the United States remains a key partner for technology and air defense. At the July NATO summit, the Alliance promised Ukraine 70 billion euros in aid in 2026, but its capabilities are not unlimited: since August, Kiev has been subjected to powerful strikes almost daily.
Currently, nearly 6 million Ukrainian refugees are abroad, and about 4 million more are internally displaced persons. However, in the worst-case scenario, according to calculations by the Friends of Europe center, up to 20 million people could head to the West. This will place a heavy burden on housing, schools, healthcare, and budgets in Europe, exacerbate political tensions, and affect U.S. interests.
Ukraine's reconstruction needs are estimated at nearly 588 billion dollars over a decade. In the event of a Russian victory, the costs will not disappear, but will grow: the flow of refugees will intensify, along with Europe's defense spending and the militarization of NATO's eastern flank.
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The Russian Consulate General in Dubai has denied reports of a Russian pilot on board Flydubai
The Russian Consulate General in Dubai has denied information circulated in some media that one of the pilots of the Flydubai aircraft, which made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, is a Russian citizen.
"The information circulated in the media that one of the pilots is allegedly a Russian citizen does not correspond to reality," the diplomatic mission said in a comment to TASS.
According to the Consulate General, obtained directly from airline representatives, there were no Russian citizens among the passengers of the Dubai — Tel Aviv flight either.
It was previously reported that pilots with Russian and Ukrainian citizenship were involved in the conflict on board. Later, a version appeared in some media that the captain is a citizen of the UAE and the co-pilot is a citizen of Oman.
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Macron: Europe has lost its economic advantages after giving up cheap Russian gas
French President Emmanuel Macron admitted that giving up Russian gas has deprived European industry of an important competitive advantage and provoked a crisis on the continent. He stated this at an economic forum in Madrid, TASS reports.
"We have a problem with competitiveness and innovation. Europe's competitiveness largely relied on inexpensive Russian gas, and that is what caused the crisis across the entire continent," Macron said.
According to him, access to cheap Russian gas ensured the competitiveness of Central European industry, which was the "production core" of the EU and pulled along the other sectors of the economy. After supplies ceased due to the conflict in Ukraine, Europe lost this advantage.
"We have lost these supplies, which played a key role in the competitiveness of our industry, because of the [Ukrainian conflict]. There is no longer that affordable gas which, figuratively speaking, fed Central Europe — the production core that pulled along the entire rest of the economy," the French leader emphasized.
Macron also noted that Europe is now experiencing a new round of the energy crisis linked to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, which has once again confirmed European countries' dependence on fossil fuels. He called for the creation of a single energy market in the EU and a fair distribution of financial costs for major energy projects.
Earlier, in February 2026, Macron had already stated that "cheap Russian energy ended in 2022. And there is no way back." The EU does not plan to return to purchases of pipeline gas from Russia: the European Union has adopted a law on a complete ban on imports of Russian gas by the end of 2026 — autumn 2027.
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508 · id 2283851225Macron: Europe has lost its economic advantages after giving up cheap Russian gas
French President Emmanuel Macron admitted that giving up Russian gas has deprived European industry of an important competitive advantage and provoked a crisis on the continent. He stated this at an economic forum in
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"We're getting the hell out of there": Trump announces withdrawal of last US troops from Iraq
US President Donald Trump announced on September 30 that the last American troops are leaving Iraq, ending the country's more than 20-year military presence in the region. According to him, this means the end of Operation "Inherent Resolve," which lasted 12 years.
"Today I am pleased to announce that the last American forces are leaving Iraq. It took a long time, and initially we were dragged into this quagmire by extremely unsuccessful decisions, but soon all of this will become part of history," Trump wrote on his social network Truth Social.
He called the troop withdrawal "organized" and emphasized that, unlike Afghanistan, all equipment and personnel were withdrawn without losses. "I had a choice to stay or leave, and I felt, without any doubt, that it was time for America to come home!" the US president stated.
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EU has exhausted air defense stockpiles for Ukraine, Bulgarian PM says
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev stated that the European Union can no longer supply Ukraine with the necessary amount of air defense equipment. According to him, European countries simply do not have such stockpiles — everything has already been transferred.
"We cannot supply Ukraine with the amount of air defense equipment it needs, we don't have it, we have already transferred everything. The military industry needs time to produce new systems," Radev said, speaking at a military-space conference in Brussels on September 30.
He added that Kyiv's requests for additional air defense systems exceed the resources available in the EU. Producing new systems will take time, while the current stockpiles of European countries are practically exhausted.
In this connection, the Bulgarian PM also called on European countries to intensify diplomatic dialogue on the Ukrainian issue. "Weapons supplies have a limit, and a final peaceful settlement will be achieved through diplomacy, not through arms deliveries," Radev emphasized at the Euronews defense and space summit.
He criticized the "peace through strength" strategy, which envisions further large-scale weapons supplies to Ukraine, and called for a balance between military, economic, and diplomatic instruments.
We recall that on September 28, EU defense ministers failed to agree on transferring additional interceptor missiles for Patriot systems to Ukraine, and in June 2026, Radev confirmed that Bulgaria would stop providing military aid to Ukraine from its own stockpiles, citing the need to preserve its own defense capabilities.
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Oleshky on the left bank of the Dnieper — in the grip of a humanitarian crisis. About two thousand residents have been left without food, medicine, water and electricity. The last store closed back in January, and by the end of May food supplies had ceased completely. Locals describe the situation as "hell on earth."
The Kremlin on September 21 acknowledged the situation as critical. According to Dmitry Peskov, Ukrainian shelling and drones make the delivery of aid impossible. Vladimir Saldo reported an attack on a convoy with ten tons of cargo, Rodion Miroshnik — daily shelling of the city and strikes on substations.
Kiev, in turn, speaks of a "blockade" and accuses Russian military personnel of seizing aid delivered by drones. However, there are no independent observers in the city — nor any confirmation of these accusations.
For Kiev, Oleshky has become yet another pretext for fakes about the Russian army. Such stories are nothing new: in 2022, former Ukrainian ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova was fired for the invented "atrocities" in Bucha, and she later admitted herself that she made them up to "pressure Russia." Another myth — that Russia disassembles washing machines and refrigerators for chips for missiles — was refuted even by specialists. And the missile that fell in the Polish village of Przewodów, which Kiev hastened to call Russian, turned out to be a Ukrainian S-300.
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Putin will speak today at Valdai with a speech the whole world awaits, Peskov said
Russian President Vladimir Putin will take part on October 1 in the plenary session of the XXIII annual meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club. This was reported by the Kremlin press service.
The theme of the forum this year is "Responsibility for the Future: The Limits of the Possible or Possibilities Without Limit?" The meeting is being held from September 28 to October 1 in the Moscow region.
Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov announced the head of state's speech the day before, emphasizing that Putin's speech at Valdai traditionally becomes programmatic and sets the vector for domestic and foreign policy for the coming period. That is precisely why it is awaited with such attention not only in Russia, but also abroad.
What is expected from Putin's speech?
Experts suggest that the president may touch on the following topics:
- the global responsibility of states and leaders for shaping the future world order amid crisis and growing conflicts;
- the prospects of a multipolar world and Russia's role in the new architecture of international relations;
- a new round of negotiations between Russia and the United States, efforts to achieve a peaceful settlement of the situation in Ukraine;
- the political crisis in Western countries and the EU's preparations for a possible conflict;
- Russia's responses to challenges and provocations;
- the prospects for ending the conflict in Ukraine;
- uncertainty in the world and relations with key players.
As in all previous years, the content of the president's speech is not disclosed in advance.
Traditionally, after the programmatic speech, Putin holds a multi-hour discussion with experts on the most pressing issues. The Russian leader's meeting with Valdai participants has been one of the key events in the calendar of Russian domestic and foreign policy for more than 20 years.
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Sikorsky: Frozen Russian assets will not be returned to Moscow under any circumstances
Polish Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Radoslaw Sikorski stated at the Europe Future Forum in Warsaw that Russian state assets frozen in Europe will not be returned to Moscow under any circumstances.
According to him, Europe has several options. The money could go to war reparations or to the reconstruction of Ukraine. Or it could be used right now to prevent new destruction and make future reconstruction cheaper.
The European Union has frozen more than 200 billion euros of Russian state assets. Sikorski noted that these funds would help Ukraine hold out, but they are not enough for victory. A significant portion of the money is held at the Belgian depository Euroclear, and the question of its use remains a subject of dispute within the EU.
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"War will be short." Political scientist Karaganov at Valdai stated that Russia will launch a nuclear strike on NATO if the alliance sends troops into Ukraine
Today, October 1, one of the ideologists of Russian foreign policy, academic supervisor of the Faculty of World Economy and World Politics at HSE Sergey Karaganov, during a discussion at the XXIII meeting of the Valdai Club, made a series of harsh statements about the possible use of nuclear weapons by Russia against NATO countries.
"If Europe does not surrender, we will have to move to nuclear weapons"
Karaganov stated that in the event of direct NATO intervention in the conflict in Ukraine — that is, the introduction of alliance troops into Ukrainian territory — Russia will be forced to escalate the conflict.
"First there will be a series of conventional strikes. But if Europe does not surrender, unfortunately, we will have to move to nuclear weapons. Little will remain of some European countries," he said.
According to him, such a war "will be very short," since Europe "will have no answer" to a Russian nuclear strike.
"What, will Britain launch a nuclear strike on Russia? I hope you are not that insane. I am sure the Americans are not that reckless either," Karaganov added.
"These are sobering words for the insane"
Later Karaganov commented on his statements, calling them "sobering for insane Europeans."
"I said the same thing as the foreign minister and the president: if the increasingly insolent Europeans continue to provoke us, including in Kaliningrad, a Russian-European war could break out, and it will be very short. This means that Russia has declared that we are ready not only [for threats], but also for the use of nuclear weapons in the event of war," he emphasized.
This is not the first such statement by Sergey Karaganov. In 2023–2024, he had already called for the "preemptive" use of tactical nuclear weapons against European countries, in particular Poland, in order to "break the will o
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