The Pentagon informed the leaders of the House and Senate that only $1.6 billion of the $25.9 billion that Congress had allocated to replenish US military stockpiles after the transfer of weapons to Ukraine remained. The list includes millions of artillery and missile shells.

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The US Department of Defense has warned Congress that there is insufficient funding to replace the weapons the US sent to Ukraine. As a result, the Pentagon has been forced to slow down the replenishment of some stockpiles, AP reports, citing a letter sent by the Pentagon to Congressional leaders.

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Heappey said that the Russian Navy has now "been forced to disperse to ports from which it cannot have an effect on Ukraine," the Guardian's Diplomatic Editor Patrick Wintour wrote on X.

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Media: UK minister says Ukraine has practically defeated Russia's Black Sea Fleet. Ukraine's recent attacks have led to the "functional defeat" of the Russian Navy in the Black Sea, U.K. Armed Forces Minister James Heappey said on Oct. 3, according to Ukrainska Pravda.

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Explosions reported in Kramatorsk Donetsk region now.

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The @EU_Commission wants to unblock 13 billion euros for Hungary to gain Budapest's support for increasing the bloc's budget and providing substantial financial aid to Ukraine. These billions were frozen because Viktor Orban's government failed to implement democratic reforms in Hungary – FT

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In this week's edition: a Russian drone downed by Ukraine is found to be full of Western components, journalists identify Russian military training facilities in southern Ukraine, and more.

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Russia's Investigative Committee charges top Ukrainian military officials with 'terrorism.' Four top representatives of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were charged with committing "terrorist acts on Russian territory," Russia's Investigative Committee announced on Oct. 3.

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