Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban:

Very difficult questions would need to be answered before the EU could even start membership talks with Ukraine.

We cannot avoid the question - when during the autumn we will have negotiations in Brussels about the future of Ukraine - whether we can actually seriously consider membership for a country, to start accession talks with a country that is at war.

We don't know how big the territory of this country is, as the war is still ongoing, we don't know how big its population is as they are fleeing ... to admit a country to the EU without knowing its parameters, this would be unprecedented.

So I think we need to answer very long and difficult questions until we get to actually deciding about the start of accession talks.

Former deputy commander of the Defense Army of the Republic of Artsakh, Major General David Manukyan, was arrested for terrorist crimes committed by him in Karabakh by State Security Service of Azerbaijan.

Finnish media reports that Finnish Armed Forces are entering into secret agreements with landowners to build fortifications near the Russian border.

According to the publications, such agreements are designed for 20 years, and the farmers who have signed the agreements already number in the dozens.

The landowner, concluding a deal, receives a one-time payment of 750 euros, and if work begins, 4,800 euros plus compensation for damage caused.

One such agreement, cited by the publication, states:

“The defense forces inform the land owner about urgent construction by telephone, email or letter no later than 1 day before the start of work.”

Weapons worth more than 30 million hryvnias: Kyiv police exposed the criminals who kept the Russians TOR air defence system.

The 38- and 45-year-old residents of Boryspil district illegally obtained and stored the anti-aircraft missile system and ammunition of Russian forces.

According to preliminary data, the weapons were left behind by Russian troops during hostilities in the territory of Chernihiv region.

First, the police discovered and seized the anti-aircraft missile system TOR, which one of the suspects was hiding in the Brovar district.

After carrying out a number of operative and search measures, the law enforcement officers managed to establish the location of military supplies to the system - they were kept by the second offender in another region of the Kyiv region in a rented garage box.

According to the court's decision, the ammunition was transferred to the needs of the Armed Forces. The cost of missiles is about 30 million hryvnias.

Ukrainian President Zelensky:

Tomorrow there will be important news for Ukraine: for our soldiers, for our entire state.

Armenians now claim Crimea is theirs.

Vladimir Poghosyan, former Chief National Security Adviser to the President of Armenia:

“We can take Armavir, Sochi, and Crimea. Crimea in general is rightfully 70% Armenian.”

Zelensky:

The first International Defense Industries Forum started in Kyiv.

Representatives of 252 defense companies from 30 countries of the world are taking part in the event.

Within the framework of the forum, the creation of the Alliance of Defense Technologies was initiated. It has already included 13 companies.

Romania is moving its air defense systems closer to its border with Ukraine.

Additional measures include the deployment of four U.S. F-16 jets and an expanded no-fly zone.

Debris from Russian attack drones have been found in Romania at least three times.

Ukrainian Navy and the Main Intelligence Directorate returned home two Ukrainian paratroopers who had been hiding in the occupied territories for 1.5 years.

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, two Ukrainian soldiers of the air assault troops took part in battles in the occupied territories, were seriously wounded and were unable to independently enter the controlled territories.

All this time they were hiding and local residents helped them in this.

The Main Intelligence Directorate, together with the special forces of the Navy, carried out a successful special operation to return them.

Now they’re at home.

Russian T-55 tank with cope cage, somewhere in Ukraine.

Azerbaijani footage showing confiscated artillery systems of the Armenian Armed Forces in the Khojavend region.

Russian military source Fighter Bomber says Russian air defense tried to shot down more Russian aircraft last night, but none was successful.

Just yesterday Russian Su-35 fighter jet was shot down in a friendly fire incident.

Zelensky:

Ukraine is creating the world's first naval drone fleet.

Ukraine also started the production of guns and projectiles according to NATO standards.

Reported photo of Russian Su-35 fighter jet after being shot down by Russian air defense forces on the night of September 29 near Tokmak.

Italian-supplied Ukrainian 155mm towed howitzer in action.

Retiring top U.S. General Mark Milley appears to call Trump ‘wannabe dictator’

“We don’t take an oath to a tribe. We don’t take an oath to a religion.

We don’t take an oath to a king, or queen, or tyrant or a dictator, and we don’t take an oath to a wannabe dictator.

We don’t take an oath to an individual. We take an oath to the Constitution, and we take an oath to the idea that is America, and we’re willing to die to protect it.”

Medvedev:

The special military operation in Ukraine will continue until the Nazi Kyiv regime is completely destroyed, and there will be more new regions within Russia.

Turkish aerospace company BAYKAR to invest $100 million in Ukraine

BAYKAR’s CEO, Haluk Bayraktar:

We have three main investments in Ukraine. One of them is the factory. Then we have a service center and a head office here. This is an investment of about 100 million dollars and the process has already started. Construction has already started. It will take about 1.5 years. We plan to employ at least 300 people here.

This production will be self-sufficient, ecological and mutually beneficial as Ukraine has unique technologies for engine production and the Turkish side has UAVs on which these engines are installed.

We also face some challenges. These are the supply chain, finding and developing human capital due to the impact of the war, and the regulatory environment, especially the rules to support these investments.

The current war has become a war of drones and Ukraine has some advantages in this regard, although difficult to implement, especially due to the use of various types of aircraft. Feedback from the military on the use of technology is particularly important in these circumstances. This is why the Bayraktars used in Ukraine are equipped with a number of unique systems.

We are not here to maximize our revenue or profit. We are here to support you as much as possible. We respect your fight for freedom and independence, to protect your sovereignty.

All donations from Baykar, as well as from Ukraine and Poland, were used specifically for the purchase of radar systems, which have already detected thousands of targets and brought significant results on the battlefield.

The total volume of these donations is 106 million dollars.

Turkish Ambassador to the U.S. & Turkish Embassy staff were assaulted by radical Armenians at USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism in Los Angeles, California.