UK PM Starmer floated a Gaza-style quick ceasefire plan. Zelenskyy says he’s working with Europe on a short proposal (7–10 days, few points), but he doubts Putin signs anything. 5/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Zelenskyy: Russian TV attacks Trump, Medvedev rages; US sanctions cut exports 50%
Zelenskyy says Russia’s TV now attacks Trump, Medvedev rages, and Rubio–Lavrov “was not positive.” He says new U.S. oil sanctions could cut Russian exports ~50% and burn up to $5B/month. He wants secondary sanctions next — plus Congress. 3/
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Zelenskyy says long-range missiles can pressure Putin to negotiate
Zelenskyy told Trump: give us long-range missiles and Putin will come to the table. He says Ukraine won’t even have to fire right away — just show we can hit Russia’s energy sites deep inside. “The only way to work with Putin is pressure.” 4/
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White House Tensions: Trump Refuses Tomahawks, Zelenskyy Accepts Freeze
On Oct 17, the White House meeting got tense. Trump refused Tomahawks. Zelenskyy still said yes to Trump’s idea: freeze current lines and start talks. Days later Trump canceled Budapest with Putin and hit Rosneft/Lukoil. 2/
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Zelenskyy: Strong Ukraine brings Russia to talks, missiles matter
Only a strong Ukraine can bring Russia to the negotiating table. Zelenskyy tells Axios: Trump’s new oil sanctions will make a difference, but missiles still decide if Putin talks. Ukraine wants long-range U.S. strikes, not only pressure on banks and oil. 1/
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AI drone maps targets, kamikaze re-identifies car 100+ km away
AI is also extending deep-strike range. In field tests, a U.S. V-BAT recon drone mapped targets for a Ukrainian D4 kamikaze, which then re-identified the same car 100+ km away and self-corrected in rain — still under human oversight. 6/
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Ukrainian AI aids flight corrections, letting pilots focus on decisions
Ukrainian developers use AI to handle flight corrections and tracking so pilots can focus on decision-making. This helps offset Russia’s roughly 3-to-1 manpower advantage without delegating lethal choices to machines. 2/
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Ukraine’s AI drones are software-assisted, not autonomous killers
Ukraine’s “AI drones” are not autonomous killer robots. They are software-assisted weapons that help pilots do more with less, Kyiv Independent writes. Full autonomy remains out of reach because small airframes can’t carry enough computing power when links die. 1/
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Lavrov says Russia took non-constitutional territories for buffer zone
Lavrov: We took territories not ours by Russian constitution (further than Donbas, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions) because we need a buffer zone.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 27 octobre 2025
[It’s not a “buffer zone”. It’s occupation of another country's territory.]
1/ pic.twitter.com/XhfrNTDeyMLavrov: We took territories not ours by Russian constitution (further than Donbas, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions) because we need a buffer zone. [It’s not a “buffer zone”. It’s occupation of another country's territory.] 1/
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Ukrainian forces successfully repel massive enemy attack
❗️Відбито одну з наймасовіших атак противника за останній час.
— НГУ (@ng_ukraine) 27 octobre 2025
Такий результат став можливим завдяки злагодженій бойовій роботі 1-го корпусу НГУ «Азов», артилерії Нацгвардії та Збройних Сил та екіпажів Сил безпілотних систем.
Детальніше у треді Командувача НГУ ⬇️ https://t.co/nIeWoRUs4zВідбито одну з наймасовіших атак противника за останній час. Такий результат став можливим завдяки злагодженій бойовій роботі 1-го корпусу НГУ «Азов», артилерії Нацгвардії та Збройних Сил та екіпажів Сил безпілотних систем. Детальніше у треді Командувача НГУ