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The four-hour session covered humanitarian and security issues; Rubio said no resolution was close within 24 hours.

ABW says suspects sought to export military components to Russia; four also face espionage charges.

Parallel false warnings in Ukraine and Russia put the public’s response channel under pressure, while the record does not establish a shared operator.

The newspaper says an eviction from its Moscow offices will end its remaining operations in Russia on 9 November.

A Russian newspaper says authorities forced it to stop, while labor actions in Italy and at ports press separate demands.

Police are assessing whether a vehicle breached the Leipzig/Halle perimeter near parked Russian Antonov cargo aircraft, closing the north runway and halting northern-side operations.

A State Department release and Reuters place a 60-day period beside a Russia-duty waiver that remains in effect until further action.

The order invokes Section 115 to waive specified duties and leaves further action to the president or Secretary of State.

Ukraine's Energy Ministry said attacks damaged facilities in Kyiv and five regions, triggering emergency power outages.

Regional authorities reported at least 10 people killed and 66 injured across Ukraine over the past day.

Twelve U.S. senators on Tuesday told the President to withdraw from the Russia diesel agreement and rescind General License No. 135.

Russian ballistic missiles hit Ukraine's Darnytska heating-and-power plant overnight, after this paper recorded no energy sites struck on Tuesday.

A Russian missile hit a nine-storey residence in Kyiv, Ukraine, on Tuesday night; the death toll from the Russian attack on Kyiv has risen to five, with another 36 injured.

A Ukrainian special forces officer is on trial in Hamburg, Germany, over the 2022 Nord Stream pipelines; the next hearing is 27 October.

A Shahed hit a 25-storey residential building in Kyiv, Ukraine, on the evening of 12 October, killing two and injuring at least nine.

Senators say the import breaks the 2022 ban; the concession is tied to talks with Moscow. 67% no named loading by 16:00 UTC 16 October.

Russia hit no Ukrainian energy targets Tuesday, the first such day since Trump's halt, after Zelenskyy counted six sites and 33 injured on Monday.

Futures fell more than 1%, Brent to $103.35, on Trump's Russia-Ukraine energy-ceasefire post. 62% Monday's settlement stays at or above $100.

Trump posted an immediate Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire. Zelenskyy called it news to him as a Kyiv plant and Kharkiv's TES No 5 were struck after the post.

Trump announced more than 300,000 tonnes of Russian diesel immediately under a temporary US waiver. 42% a named loading is posted by 16:00 UTC 16 October.

At least 20 were killed in a south-eastern Ukraine wave, three of them children; five glide bombs hit residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia.

Early-hours guided bombs hit a five-story apartment building in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine; one count put seven dead, another five including two children.

A Russian glide bomb hit two passenger buses in Kramatorsk, Ukraine. Rescue officials put the dead at 33, regional officials at 30; transport halted in two cities.

The Foreign Office named Zarubezhneft and INK Capital on 8 October. Reasons for one hull say it is carrying Russian-origin oil; live loading is unpublished.

Yandex Cloud said a drone-attack fire at Sasovo left an availability zone down; by 13:10, 43 of 85 of its Russia platform services were affected.

Darya Shipilova, 28, died in Shelekhov after falling ill at the Irkutsk anti-plague institute. Officials still have not named a pathogen, and isolation remains.

Banned from office, Milorad Dodik declared his party the winner while Bosnia's election commission was still counting. The campaign stayed his even after the ballot did not.

Merz reached Kyiv by special train Sunday morning. A drone then hit the Northern Bridge over the Dnipro. Three of six city road bridges were already restricted this week.

The Central Election Commission opened Sunday's general election. Dodik is banned from office and still leads SNSD. New scanners delayed stations in Republika Srpska.

Metinvest said workers were killed at its Kamianske plant and sinter-blast production halted. Two blast furnaces are offline and the loss is counted in furnace-days.

Witkoff and Kushner reached Moscow on Saturday, with Kyiv expecting them Sunday. The Kremlin continued to describe Putin's territorial and NATO-related terms as unchanged.

Britain called in Russia’s chargé d’affaires after Germany named the Russian state as the author of the 4 August explosive-drone incident at Leipzig/Halle. The published British text demanded nothing beyond the summons. Moscow rejected the charge.

Serving soldiers seized comrades and fired on sensitive sites on 29 August before loyalist forces contained the revolt. Russia says Africa Corps assisted Nigerien troops; Algeria sent four Su-30s and a tanker at Niamey’s request. No primary record says the Algerian jets flew combat.

A 396-page judgment gives Atef Najib an immediate appeal and gives the Assad brothers sentences in absentia. The same ruling carries two very different kinds of legal force.

Damascus has begun the civilian handback while leaving Russia’s military residue inside a three-month transition. The harder question is what “joint” will mean when the public account supplies almost none of the operating rules.

Four days after this paper reported an empty Patriot magazine, another mass-casualty barrage left 17 dead and 44 injured. Ukraine said it neutralised 98 drones while intercepting none of 28 missiles.

Russian officials report deaths after a drone descends on a Krasnodar beach while Ukrainian police video captures an FPV pursuit of a Kherson market seller, leaving mechanism and attribution unresolved.

Russia sent 27 ballistic missiles in an overnight attack led against Kyiv; Ukraine reported one interception and nine deaths in the capital. Zelenskyy said Patriot batteries had no interceptors ready, exposing the gap between installed systems and ammunition.

Two Ukrainian sea drones sank the Russian-flagged Yanina in international Black Sea waters; all 17 crew survived. The ship’s state ownership is clear, but its cargo, individual sanctions status and precise wreck position are not.

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