Lawyer Mikhail Biryukov says political scientist Alexander Kynev was due to be transferred. His destination and the reason remain unknown.
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Latvia Notifies Russian Journalist Leonid Ragozin Of His Expulsion
Russian journalist Leonid Ragozin says Latvia notified him of his expulsion, without specifying the conduct behind the decision.
Ukrainian Military Says SpaceX Restricted Starlink Terminals Without Warning
Ukrainian officials say Starlink restrictions disrupted drone missions without warning; the scope and reason for the reported limits remain unclear.
Russian Strike On Kyiv Kills Three, Injures Over 20; Parts Of City Lose Power
A Russian strike hit Kyiv overnight on October 14, killing three people and injuring 21, while attacks on energy facilities caused power outages.
Who Is Sofya Rozenfeld, The Internationally Renowned Russian Ornithologist Sentenced To Three And A Half Years For Donating To Alexey Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation?
Sofya Rozenfeld received 3.5 years in prison over two donations to Alexey Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation, according to Meduza.
Kyiv Has Learned To Live Between Air Raid Alerts. After Two Months Of Relentless Russian Attacks, There’s Barely Any Time Between Them.
A Meduza interview describes daily Russian attacks on Kyiv since summer, civilian casualties and residents preparing for winter outages.
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Have Plunged Russia’s Internet Into Crisis. Meduza Explains Why The Damage Has Been So Extensive, And Why A Full Recovery Will Likely Take Months.
Ukrainian drone strikes on Yandex data centers have caused widespread internet outages in Russia. Meduza reports recovery may take months due to infrastructure damage.
More Than 400 Ukrainian Drones Flew Toward Moscow, School Building Damaged In Russia’s Kaluga Region
Moscow Mayor Sobyanin reports 417 drones targeted the region overnight. A school was damaged in Kaluga, with no casualties reported.
Catholic Archbishop In Belarus Blesses AI-generated Icon Of Carlo Acutis, The Italian Teenager Known As The Internet’s Patron Saint
Archbishop Kondrusiewicz blessed an AI-generated icon of Carlo Acutis in Belarus, sparking debate on digital art and religious tradition.
European Allies Publicly Back Zelensky After Trump Says Ukraine Needs A New President
Germany, UK, and France publicly support Ukrainian President Zelensky following US President Trump’s call for new leadership in Kyiv.