6/6 If Trump truly wants to end the war, he should pressure Russia. Missile sales and sanctions would do more than empty talk. Europe can fund it. Ukraine is improving its strikes. Let’s help them hit harder, until Russia has no choice but to stop
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Ukraine demands symmetrical response to Russian drone attacks
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stressed that Russia’s massive drone and missile attacks on Ukraine demand equally strong and symmetrical responses. "Russian attacks against us – often 500–600 drones combined with missiles – demand equally decisive action on our
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Ukraine accélère sa production de missiles
3/6 Ukraine is already producing several missile types. Neptune ground-launched cruise missiles are in production. Fire Point is preparing the FP5 Flamingo and two types of ballistic missiles. But scaling up takes time. A few hundred Western missiles now would really help
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The United States helps Ukraine target Russia and demands missiles
The US is finally helping Ukraine strike inside Russia with intelligence. Now Ukraine needs missiles. Drones are useful, but easy to shoot down and carry small warheads. To damage refineries, weapons stockpiles, and factories, Ukraine needs cruise and ballistic missiles
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Trump sells missiles to Ukraine, Europe foots the bill
1/6 I have an idea: Donald Trump sells Ukraine some Tomahawk, Barracuda, ATACMS, and/or JASSM missiles to pressure Russia, while Ukraine continues scaling up its own missile production. Europe pays for all of it. How does that sound?
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Zelensky: Europe faces drone threat
❗️Zelenskyy noted that Europe is now facing the threat of drones and UAVs, and Ukraine has the experience to help. He added that Kyiv will not stand aside and will support Denmark, calling it a true friend of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/wwLfLBhPJg
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 2 octobre 2025Zelensky noted that Europe is now facing the threat of drones and UAVs, and Ukraine has the experience to help. He added that Kyiv will not stand aside and will support Denmark, calling it a true friend of Ukraine.
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Odesa flood relief: casualties and ongoing efforts
In Odesa, rescuers have completed search operations, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. SES specialists pumped out water from over 60 city facilities, with work continuing at around 30. Ten people died, and more than 380 were rescued. The largest water accumulations are in underground areas.
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Dangerous situation at Zaporizhzhia NPP
‼️ This is a very dangerous situation.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 2 octobre 2025
Nothing like this has ever happened before.
This nuclear power plant is the largest in Europe.
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, which has been under Russian occupation since March 2022, has been disconnected from the power supply for… https://t.co/JdYgHoLHLw pic.twitter.com/QPZMcM5vj0This is a very dangerous situation. Nothing like this has ever happened before. This nuclear power plant is the largest in Europe. Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, which has been under Russian occupation since March 2022, has been disconnected from the power supply for
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Trump to decide on long-range systems transfer
❗️We spoke with Trump about transferring long-range systems to Ukraine, and everything depends on his decision, Zelenskyy said.
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 2 octobre 2025
"Last time, we had a truly productive, very fruitful dialogue. We discussed long-range weapons systems. We'll see. Everything will depend on his… pic.twitter.com/RU5WEWJGF2We spoke with Trump about transferring long-range systems to Ukraine, and everything depends on his decision, Zelenskyy said. "Last time, we had a truly productive, very fruitful dialogue. We discussed long-range weapons systems. We'll see. Everything will depend on his decision."
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Russian attack on Slavutych causes Chernobyl blackout
Due to yesterday's Russian strike on an energy substation in Slavutych, a blackout lasting over three hours occurred at the former Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, – Zelenskyy. "The russians knew a strike on Slavutych would impact Chornobyl. It was a deliberate attack using over 20"