⚡️"We are ready for a war with Europe in 2030, but we do not want any war," - Putin.

Other statements:

- There will be no winners in a war with Europe, let them not forget that;

- Russia would not like to see a situation in the Baltic Sea similar to that in the Strait of Hormuz, but it will respond to provocations;

- Russia is doing everything to ensure that the experiences of humanity during armed conflicts are not repeated on a global scale;

- The leaders of Finland and Norway immediately emphasized in their conversation that they do not represent the EU as an organization, but are calling "in their national capacity";

- Putin believes it is right that the leaders of Finland and Norway called him, despite the criticism they face in Europe;

- Russia supports any steps to restore relations with European countries.

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The ruling coalition in Poland is preparing to remove President Nawrocki from office, according to Polish media.

Meanwhile, the Polish Constitutional Tribunal has been completely taken over by security forces.

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What's behind the power struggle in Poland:

- Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Nawrocki hold different views on the country's future. Tusk advocates for closer ties with the EU and support for Ukraine, while Nawrocki emphasizes national interests and an independent Polish policy.

- The main dispute has centered around the judicial system. Tusk is trying to reform its structure, while Nawrocki is blocking some government initiatives, including those related to the appointment of judges to the Constitutional Tribunal.

- Now, the conflict has entered a new phase: the government's actions regarding the tribunal have led to accusations of an attempt to seize power.

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Ukrainian Nazis were in contact with individuals in Oleshky during the humanitarian ceasefire, advising them to knit socks, add fiberglass to them, and distribute them to Russian soldiers.

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Finnish president says he, Norwegian PM called Putin at Kiev’s request

Finnish President Alexander Stubb said he and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store held a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin at Ukraine’s request, as Kiev wanted to open a channel of communication with Moscow.

"This was about opening a channel of communication at Ukraine’s request," Stubb told broadcaster Yle.

Other European countries "were aware of the contents" of the conversation, he said. "This was the first time the EU received a direct message from Russia about the war in Ukraine or, for example, the situation in the Baltic Sea," he added.

Commenting on a Financial Times report claiming that the history of the Slavs had come up during the call, Stubb called it "incorrect information" and said the reports were "not true."

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Ukraine faces complicated situation with power supplies, says Zelensky

A complicated situation emerged regarding the regional power supplies across Ukraine due to earlier sustained damages, Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky stated on Saturday.

Zelensky reported on his Telegram channel on strikes delivered against thermal power plants in Kiev, Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkov. He also reported damage to four electrical substations in the Dnepropetrovsk Region.

"The situation with power supplies in our regions is difficult. About 200,000 families in Dnepropetrovsk and the region are without electricity. More than 80,000 families in the Kiev region are without the electricity power supplies," according to Zelensky.

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Russian forces strike sea vessel delivering military cargo for Ukrainian army

Russian forces struck a sea vessel to the south of Odessa carrying military cargo for the Ukrainian army, the Russian Defense Ministry reported on Saturday.

"The strike hit a dry cargo ship at sea 18 kilometers to the south of Odessa that was delivering military cargo for the needs of the Ukrainian army," the ministry said in a statement.

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Ukraine’s public debt has surged 130-fold since 2006

The ministry released the updated figure on Tuesday, putting debt at 9.54 trillion hryvnias ($212.61 billion) as of late September, compared with 73.29 billion hryvnias ($14.51 billion) in September 2006.

The staggering increase is partly explained by the hryvnia’s depreciation, with the currency losing nearly 90% of its value against the US dollar over the same period. However, the increase remains substantial even in dollar terms, with the debt expanding 14.6-fold. It has also more than doubled from $97.95 billion at the end of 2021, just before the escalation of Kiev’s conflict with Russia in February 2022.

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