UPDATE: The death toll rose to three people, - Poltava Regional Military Administration Details

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The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has again raised the key policy rate—by 0,5 percentage point, from 16% to 16,5%. In this way the regulator is trying to fight inflation, which it forecasts will accelerate, and to keep the hryvnia exchange rate stable. As noted in the banking sector, the decision will also affect the deposit market, since it creates the conditions for a gradual increase in the yields on hryvnia deposits, primarily for terms of 3–6 months. This was told in a comment to OBOZ.UA b...

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Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre denied the Financial Times report that during a phone call the dictator of Russia, Putin, lectured the Norwegian and Finnish leaders on medieval Slavic history. The head of the Norwegian government categorically rejected that version, calling it unreliable. However, the publication in the international press caused a stir, attributing yet another historical detour to the Russian president. Details

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UPDATE: According to emergency services, a total of 19 people sought medical assistance. Of them, 5 are children, - Poltava Regional Military Administration Of them, 5 are children. 11 people were hospitalized, including 1 child. Details

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Putin said that Moscow is working on providing assistance to the civilian population in the Oleshky area of Kherson region. He also assured that Russia is addressing the possibility of a peaceful settlement of the war it started against our state. Putin said this to Russian media. According to him, an operation to provide assistance to civilians is planned for the near future, and the U.S. first lady has become involved in carrying it out. Details

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UPDATE: Consequences of the Russian attack on the railway station 14 injured. Of them, 13 are hospitalized. "Six are in serious condition. Among them is a 11-year-old boy. All have multiple shrapnel wounds. A 40-year-old man has had both legs amputated," reported the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration. Details

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UPDATE: The number of people wounded as a result of the strike on Chernihiv has risen to 23, among them four children aged 10, 16, 17 years and 10 months, - head of the Chernihiv Military-Civil Administration Dmytro Bryzhynskyi Details

13:46, 29 October, 2026