
Russian Drone Strikes Hit Ukraine’s Odesa and Zaporizhzhia Regions
Russian drones struck Zaporizhzhia and Odesa overnight, killing at least three civilians and hitting port and civilian infrastructure in Kiliia.

Russian drones struck Zaporizhzhia and Odesa overnight, killing at least three civilians and hitting port and civilian infrastructure in Kiliia.

Germany says Putin’s possible G20 appearance will test Moscow’s readiness for Ukraine talks, with a ceasefire seen as the key signal.

Kyiv denied a report that Trump suggested Zelensky travel to Moscow, as markets watch diplomacy tied to energy attacks and diesel prices.

Yemen’s leadership called for mobilization as Houthi gains near the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb raise risks for oil flows, shipping and energy prices.

Germany deployed four Eurofighters to Latvia for NATO air-defense support during the October 3 parliamentary elections.

Macron said France sees a Russian mobilization of around 300,000 people as credible and warned that hostile actions across Europe have increased.

Russia’s ship registry grew 36% as sanctions pressure pushed shadow-fleet vessels toward Russian flags, CREA said.

Zelensky told the UN that Putin is spreading global war risk and said Russia’s oil revenues and energy infrastructure remain central to the conflict.

Lavrov said Russia will not pause operations for Ukraine talks, while Rubio signaled U.S. readiness to support a ceasefire effort.

Kyiv officials said two people were killed and six injured after Russian strikes damaged districts across the capital, including near a maternity hospital.

Kaluga Region and Zabaykalsky Krai are restoring gasoline-sale limits as refinery attacks and logistics disruptions tighten Russian fuel supply.

German investigators are testing suspected explosive material found near drone wreckage close to the Bundeswehr’s Wunstorf air base.