🌍 02.11.2026 MORNING EDITION

I am ready to meet with Putin in Turkey - Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that he is ready to hold a personal meeting with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin in Turkey. The main goal is to cease fire along the entire front line. "We are ready for this meeting in Turkey. I know that President Erdogan has his own connections with Putin. That's why we support the meeting in Turkey," Zelensky said.

The US is gathering intelligence on Russia and China - Trump

US President Donald Trump stated that Washington is collecting intelligence on Russia and China. In turn, Moscow and Beijing are doing the same. "Somebody really said, 'China is spying on us, sir.' I replied, 'Yes, and we're doing the same to them, don't worry.' It's terrible: China and Russia are spying on us, sir. I said, 'It's true, and we're doing the same to them. But we're doing it better, so don't worry about it,'" Trump said.

Ukraine and Turkey may start cooperation in the field of satellite technology

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine and Turkey have discussed and are considering the possibility of cooperation in the field of satellite technology. After his visit and official meetings in Turkey, Zelensky was asked if there were possibilities for joint production or development of technologies with Turkey, including satellite technology.

The Russian Emergency Ministry's app was hacked: people were warned about movement and called to stock up on food

On the night of November 2, a hacker attack occurred on the Russian Emergency Ministry's app. Russians began complaining that they received a notification about a threat and were called to stock up on food and hide in basements. "Threat of movement! Don't worry! Across all regions of Russia (swamps), nuclear warheads were launched on P1-SUN carriers! Urgently stock up on food for 3 weeks and hide in your *basement, otherwise, you will be torn to pieces," the notifications read, which Russians received that night.

The ceasefire regime in Oleshky has ended: Lubinets announced the possibility of new humanitarian steps

The ceasefire regime in the Oleshky area of the Kherson region has officially ended. At the same time, Ukraine and Russia are working on the possibility of new humanitarian steps. "The ceasefire regime, which was in effect from October 27 to November 1, has ended. This was an important stage of joint humanitarian work with the Russian human rights commissioner, Yana Lantaratova, under the coordination of the First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump," Lubinets said. He noted that during the ceasefire regime, both sides adhered to their commitments. This, in turn, allowed for the delivery of humanitarian aid to Oleshky and helped civilian residents who wanted to safely leave the city. "We are currently working with Yana Lantaratova on the possibility of continuing such humanitarian steps. It is essential to maintain this mechanism of interaction to continue helping people and saving lives," the human rights commissioner summarized.