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- 1Ukraine orders faster repairs to Kyiv's damaged Southern Bridge▼PM Koretskyi orders faster repairs to Kyiv’s Southern Bridge The Cabinet of Ministers has instructed the Ministry for Re
Prime Minister Koretskyi has instructed the Ministry for Recovery, Infrastructure and Transport to accelerate repairs to Kyiv's Southern Bridge, which was damaged in a Russian missile attack overnight on October 27. The government wants the key crossing over the Dnipro returned to use as quickly as possible, and officials are under pressure to speed up reconstruction work on the vital transport link.
- 2Ukraine expects joint EU accession with Moldova▼PM Koretskyi: We expect Ukraine and Moldova to join EU together
Ukrainian Prime Minister Koretskyi said Kyiv expects Ukraine and Moldova to join the European Union together, framing the two countries' accession paths as linked. The statement underscores both governments' push to keep enlargement momentum going as membership negotiations advance, and it highlights coordinated messaging between Kyiv and Chisinau on their shared goal of EU membership.
- 3Drone detected heading toward Korets in Rivne region●🔴 UAV Attack | 8/10 🇺🇦 UAV Movement in Rivne Region A unmanned aerial vehicle was detected heading towards the town of K
An unmanned aerial vehicle was detected moving toward the town of Korets in Ukraine's Rivne region, triggering air alert warnings. Open-source monitoring channels reported the drone movement as part of ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian territory. Residents were urged to take shelter as air defences responded.
- 4Ukraine expects joint EU accession with Moldova, PM says●PM Koretskyi: We expect Ukraine and Moldova to join EU together Ukraine’s and Moldova’s accession to the European Union
Ukrainian Prime Minister Koretskyi said Ukraine expects to join the European Union together with Moldova, stressing that both countries' accession is important for their security and economic development. The statement underlines Kyiv's push to keep enlargement momentum going for both Eastern Partnership candidates. Discussion centres on whether the two countries can realistically move through EU membership negotiations in parallel.