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3 of October 2022:

• What is intelligence assistance to Kyiv and how Russia stole Ukrainian grain. What the worldʼs leading publications wrote about the Russo-Ukrainian war on October 3
• The war. The Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated a village in Kharkiv region, the Russian State Duma approved the annexation of the occupied territories, the occupiers attacked the Kupyansk hospital. Day 223: live coverage
• The occupiers caused €36 billion worth of damage to Ukraineʼs ecology
• In 30 minutes, Ukrainians collected a million UAH for a history textbook for Elon Musk. All the money will go to the Ukrainian Armed Forces
• Bloomberg: Following Hungary, Turkey is asking the Russian Federation to postpone payments for gas
• Reuters: The US will announce a new aid package for Ukraine on October 4
• After Russiaʼs announcement of mobilization, about 10,000 Ukrainian citizens left Crimea
• AP: The occupiers stole $530 million worth of grain from Ukraine
• Tesla shares fall nearly 9% after Musk tweets about “peace treaty” between Ukraine and Russia
• The EU summoned Russian ambassadors in a coordinated manner against the backdrop of the annexation of Ukrainian territories
• Commanders from “Azovstal” released from Russian captivity met in Turkey with their relatives
• Russian Crimea and neutral Ukraine. Elon Musk suggested the “most likely” way the war would end
• The President of Bulgaria is against the accelerated accession of Ukraine to NATO
• The European Union summoned a representative of Russia to Brussels because of the annexation of the territories of Ukraine
• The Russians hit a hospital in Kupyansk with missiles. The anesthesiologist died from the blow
• Ukraine offered the USA new conditions for the transfer of ATACMS missiles to the Ukrainian Armed Forces
• The general director of the ZNPP was released from Russian captivity
• The State Border Service informed who can leave Ukraine to the EU with an internal passport
• Media: France will hand over 20 Bastion armored vehicles to Ukraine
• The EU signed a memorandum on providing Ukraine with €5 billion in aid
• The SBI submitted a list of Russian companies to the Cabinet of Ministers for seizure of their assets
• Russian Wikipedia in Ukraine lost 15 million views in a month
• Technical giant Nvidia will close its office in Russia by the end of October
• Another Russian torture chamber was found in one of the de-occupied villages of the Kharkiv region
• Google has closed the “Google Translate” service in China
• Spiegel: The EU plans to train up to 15 000 Ukrainian soldiers
• The panel of judges did not release Bohdan Lvov, who was confirmed to have a Russian passport. There were not enough votes
• The authorities of Kyiv ask citizens to wear masks in public places due to the increase in the incidence of COVID-19
• The NBU imposed a coin dedicated to Territorial Defense Forces into circulation
• Czech activists bought a T-72 tank for the Ukrainian Armed Forces for €1.2 million. They named it “Tomas”
• The Russian State Duma ratified the “agreements” on the annexation of the occupied territories of Ukraine
• Lithuania expels the temporary charge dʼaffaires of Russia
• The Security Service of Ukraine confirmed that the judge Bohdan Lvov of the Supreme Court has a Russian passport
• The court sentenced a collaborator from Luhansk region to 12 years in prison. He passed on information about the Armed Forces to the occupiers
• “Rating”: Ukraine has the highest support for joining NATO in the history of observations
• Ukrainian border guards have detained about 10 000 evaders since February 24
• The government will pay UAH 2 200 in aid to people in the just liberated territories
• Mayor of Melitopol: 10 000 people received Russian passports in the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia region
• The occupiers changed the rules for crossing the checkpoint in Vasylivka. Thousands of people are waiting in queue to leave Zaporizhzhia
• The judge of the Supreme Court Bohdan Lvov passed a polygraph because of his alleged Russian citizenship
• The Russians shelled a dormitory in Chasiv Yar, Donetsk region. At least one person remains under the rubble
• International Energy Agency: Europe faces “unprecedented risk” of gas shortages
• An ambulance was blown up by a mine in Kharkiv region. One person died, another one was wounded
• The Russian army lost 320 more soldiers over the past day
• Parliamentary elections in Bulgaria: the party of multiple prime minister Borysov wins
• The Ukrainian army has partial success in the south. The Armed Forces of Ukraine ask not to spread the news ahead of time