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Russia hits train in Ukraine after Boris Johnson and European officials leave stationWorld5:35

A Russian drone struck a train at Yahodyn near the Ukraine–Poland border, hitting its engine. The attack came shortly after former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other European security officials had travelled along the same line on a different train. Ukrainian authorities said there were no casualties and all passengers had been evacuated.

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Russian drone strikes Ukrainian train near Polish borderWorld4:18

A Russian drone hit a Kyiv-to-Warsaw passenger train just two kilometers from the Polish border. No one was injured, but Warsaw called the incident a dangerous escalation. Reports said a nearby diplomatic train carried security advisers from several EU member states and former leaders, including ex-UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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Trump accuses Ukraine of pushing up energy prices during Ireland visitPolitics1:31

US President Donald Trump says Ukraine should stop striking Russian diesel supplies, arguing that the impact is harming the global economy. He made the comments during a two-day visit to Ireland that combines high-level meetings with personal leisure.

Eeuronews
How faith survives the war in Ukraine’s DonbasSociety

In Sloviansk, Donetsk Oblast, residents continue seeking spiritual support as the threat of occupation and further destruction grows. A Ukrainian priest, a local resident and a military chaplain describe living with daily Russian drone and bombing threats, holding on to faith during wartime and deciding when to leave.

TThe Kyiv Independent
Putin rejects Zelenskyy's G20 talks offer as Canada boosts Ukraine supportWorld8:19

With the Russia-Ukraine war heading into a potentially pivotal winter, Vladimir Putin has again rejected Volodymyr Zelenskyy's proposal for a face-to-face meeting on neutral ground. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said talks in Miami during the upcoming US-hosted G20 summit were “impossible.” Zelenskyy made the offer in an exclusive interview with DW journalist Misha Komodovsky.

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Russia intensifies attacks across UkraineWorld

Petrol stations in Kyiv have been struck by jet-powered drones for the first time during a wave of targeted Russian attacks. As bombardment of the capital grows more intense, residential areas and civilian infrastructure in Odesa and Zaporizhzhia have also been hit, injuring several people.

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Putin and Xi among leaders meeting Modi at BRICS summitWorld2:44

Leaders from 11 countries, including India, China, Russia, Brazil, South Africa, the UAE and Iran, are gathering in Delhi this weekend for the BRICS summit, with Saudi Arabia attending as an invited member. They are expected to discuss a broad range of issues. The group was created as a counterweight to the US and Western Europe.

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Putin arrives in India as BRICS leaders begin talksWorld1:56

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in India on Friday as leaders of the BRICS diplomatic bloc began talks. The meeting comes amid global geopolitical turmoil, including the war in Ukraine and conflict in the Middle East.

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Zelenskyy backs Putin meeting at Miami G20: “Results matter”Politics9:21

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he would attend a G20 meeting in Miami even if Vladimir Putin were present, stressing that meaningful results are what count. He also outlined new defense partnerships with Canada, plans for joint drone production and further funding for Patriot missiles as Kyiv seeks stronger air defenses before winter.

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What Russia’s New Jet-Powered Drones Reveal About Its War StrategyWorld12:15

Russia’s new jet-powered drones are changing the air war over Ukraine. Faster and more difficult to intercept than earlier Shahed variants, they are being used in increasing numbers against civilian sites in Kyiv, including gas stations and shopping centers. Their expanding use raises questions about Moscow’s wider strategy and the war’s next phase.

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Russia’s strikes on Kyiv fuel stations mark a new phase of warWorld2:31

Russia’s drone and missile campaign against Ukraine appears to be entering a new phase as fuel stations in Kyiv have been struck over the past two days, suggesting the air campaign against the capital is widening. One station was hit on Thursday and two more on Friday; one suffered a second strike 15 minutes after a drone attack.

AAl Jazeera English
EU pledges €6.1bn for Ukraine, including aid for Patriot interceptorsPolitics

The EU has pledged €6.1 billion in support for Ukraine, including aid for Patriot interceptors. Brussels is seeking donations from EU countries that still hold interceptors in their national stockpiles, with replacements planned through deliveries scheduled for 2027.

Eeuronews
Five injured in Russian daytime strike on Kyiv petrol stationWorld

Russian drones struck two petrol stations in Kyiv’s Dniprovskyi and Obolonskyi districts within 10 minutes on Friday, injuring five people, including a rescuer, according to Ukraine’s State Emergency Service.

TThe Associated Press
Canada pledges air defence support for Ukraine during Zelensky visitWorld1:45

Canada offered to strengthen Ukraine’s air defences and help replenish its drone stocks during President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit. Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged that Canada would always stand with Ukraine as the two countries agreed to deepen their alliance.

FFrance 24 English
Putin reaches New Delhi ahead of BRICS summitPolitics

Putin reached New Delhi on Friday morning before the BRICS gathering. India, the host, aims to reconcile its links with China and Russia with increasingly close partnerships involving the United States and other Western states.

TThe Associated Press
Behind the killer robots of Ukraine’s warfare ‘revolution’Tech

Ukraine is turning to unmanned ground vehicles as it tries to repel Russia’s invasion. The military hopes killer robots can help overcome its manpower shortage, while a senior commander says they will save soldiers’ lives.

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Iran war expected to test BRICS unity at this weekend’s summitWorld

The BRICS Summit will take place more than six months after the United States and Israel launched attacks on Iran. Experts say the continuing war leaves Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi balancing the need to build consensus on shared challenges without antagonising Washington while New Delhi negotiates a trade deal with the US.

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China's Xi Jinping set to visit India after nearly seven yearsWorld

Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to New Delhi this weekend for the BRICS Summit, marking his first visit to India in nearly seven years. He is expected to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with observers hoping the talks will point to a further thaw after years of border tensions. Changing global trade pressures are also expected to shape the discussion.

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