After conceding defeat in Serbia's parliamentary election, Vučić predicted that the winning Student List would sanction Russia by spring. But the movement explicitly promised in September to preserve Serbia's no-sanctions policy. https://t.me/stranaua/252760
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"The long-serving strongman leader of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, conceded defeat on Sunday in an election that pitted him and his right-wing party against a diverse student-led opposition movement that spent two years protesting his government." https://apnews.com/article/serbia-election-students-vucic-fdf5def8a20aebc8ae139fd719478775
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Zero movement in two years: Zelensky again says territorial questions can be discussed only by the presidents, Russia can't dictate Ukraine’s security guarantees, & limits on its army/neutrality are off the table. US has long proposed “land swaps,” he adds, but Kyiv won't exchange territory. https://t.me/ostorozhno_novosti/56429
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Ukrainian National Guard troops delivered 15 packages weighing more than 600 kilograms by drone to families with children in occupied Oleshky, Ukraine’s interior minister says. The supplies include milk, breakfast cereal, games, and toys. https://t.me/uniannet/205135
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Putin’s rollout of patriotic exhibition centers has cost at least 5.4B rubles across four regional projects, 7x7 reports. Residents have objected to the expense and the loss of public spaces, from a 35-year-old aquarium in Vladivostok to parkland in Ryazan. https://semnasem.org/articles/2026/08/31/konvejer-regionalnoj-identichnosti
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The death toll from an Oct. 23 missile strike on a factory in Oryol, Russia, has risen to four, with 19 hurt and one missing, the governor says. Ukraine says the plant, Proton, supplies parts for Russian missile and air-defense systems. https://t.me/astrapress/129314
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Russia could increase diesel exports from more than 300,000 metric tons in October to 3–3.5 million tons a month by year’s end, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak claims. He also invites the U.S. to buy any amount available for export. https://t.me/kommersant/117977
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Putin is set to skip his annual address to Russia's parliament for the second straight year, the Kremlin says. He also skipped the speech in 2017 and 2022, despite a constitutional provision calling for annual addresses. His last was in 2024. https://t.me/novaya_europe/68815
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Yekaterinburg's history museum and activists install 52 markers at mass graves filled in the 1930s–50s. They also cordoned off the burial sites to keep off cyclists & pedestrians. Archaeologists identified the graves during excavations in 2022 at the former NKVD killing grounds. https://t.me/itsmycity/53557
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Melania Trump teased she may make a personal trip to Ukraine. “We will see,” she told The Post when asked Saturday if she’d journey to the war-torn country, addressing the cease-fire she "brokered" for the besieged city of Oleshky. https://nypost.com/2026/10/24/us-news/melania-trump-hints-she-could-go-to-ukraine-to-see-her-cease-fire-in-action/
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Russia’s ambassador to Sweden accused Swedish authorities of using ties to Russia as a pretext to target property owners. The complaint follows Sweden’s reported backing of plans to seize a Russian citizen’s land near a naval base on Muskö island. https://t.me/ejdailyru/425749
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Sevastopol misses its announced deadline to restore electricity, Gov. Razvozhayev says. About 40% of the city has power, the rest gets 2 hours on and 6 hours off. He says unstable power supply means even that schedule can vary, and he can't give a firmer forecast. https://t.me/razvozhaev/24820
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One person is killed and 10 are wounded in a Ukrainian drone attack on central Belgorod, according to the regional emergency HQ. An ambulance worker is among the wounded. Mayor Valentin Demidov also reported damage to housing in the area. https://t.me/SolovievLive/390063
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A Russian drone strike on residential buildings in Synelnykove killed three people and wounded 12, including a child, Ukrainian police say. https://t.me/UA_National_Police/80452
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Alexander Plushev wants the BBC to pull its "Shadowmen" doc unless it explains allegations about a man called Foma, whom journalists linked to a guest on his show. The guest disputes the BBC’s account, and Plushev says it hasn’t answered his questions. (He also seems to have a longstanding beef with the BBC’s Gaza coverage, FWIW.) https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10164834443519550&id=553229549