$20 billion loan from US and dismissal of Hladkyi from Unmanned Systems Forces: highlights for October 23

Hladkyi no longer works at the Unmanned Systems Forces Staff

Captain Roman Hladkyi, who became the Chief of Staff of the Unmanned Systems Forces Command in the summer, no longer holds this position.

Media reports say that Colonel Oleksii Halabuda, a former commander of the 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade, has been appointed as the new Chief of Staff of the USF command.

Those accused of rape in Zakarpattia region were denied mobilization

The Ministry of Defense will send an inspection to check the activities of the Obukhiv Territorial Center for Recruitment and Social Support, which issued summonses to the accused of raping a minor in the Zakarpattia region. They were denied mobilization.

US to provide Ukraine with $20 billion loan

The United States has decided to provide $20 billion as part of the G7's $50 billion loan decision. Washington intends to divide these funds between assistance to the Ukrainian economy and the military.

Pentagon confirms for the first time that DPRK troops are in Russia

The United States has evidence that North Korean troops are in Russia, but their purpose is still unknown to Washington.

Meanwhile, Kyrylo Budanov, Chief of the Defense Intelligence, says that North Korea is receiving technology from Russia in exchange for its soldiers and shells to develop nuclear weapons.

Zelenskyy prepares another plan for the war with Russia

BBC News Ukraine writes that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is preparing another plan for the war with Russia. It will contain tasks for Ukraine itself.

This document is not an alternative to the victory plan recently presented by Zelenskyy.

Terrorist attack in Turkey

A terrorist attack was carried out in Ankara against the facilities of the Turkish Aerospace Company (TUSAŞ), which, in particular, produces F-16 fighters. An explosion and shooting were heard in the city. There are dead and wounded.

MP pushes activist of the “Money for the Armed Forces” campaign in the face in Dnipro

In Dnipro, near the city council, MP Yevheniia Dytiatkovska pushed an activist of the “Money for the Armed Forces” campaign, a military wife, Hanna, in the face. The woman asked whether the deputies would increase funding for the army.

Dytiatkovska said she pushed the activist away because she was violating her personal space.

The city council also did not allow the journalist to attend the meeting. Law enforcement is investigating both incidents.

Also, the city council did not allow the journalist to attend the meeting. Police are investigating both incidents.

Other important news

• The court confiscated Taisiia Povalii's car and her rights to 9 songs.
• The Cabinet of Ministers adopted a resolution allowing to check enterprises for “criticality” for booking.
• The elite real estate of SBU General Vitiuk was seized, although the NACP sees no violations.
• Arakhamia and Kim bailed out MP Kormyshkina, who is suspected of illicit enrichment of UAH 20 million.
• In Khmelnytsky region, a soldier allegedly wounded a child with a machine gun while shooting down a Russian “shahed”.