Georgian president does not recognize election results, Russians shoot civilians in Donetsk Oblast: October 27 highlights

The President of Georgia did not recognize the election’s results

The President of Georgia, Salome Zourabichvili, refused to recognize the results of the parliamentary elections in the country. She called on citizens to hold a rally.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister of Georgia Iraklii Kobakhidze said that the government would be approved despite the opposition's refusal to recognize the election results. However, opposition politicians from the Coalition for Change association refused their parliamentary mandates.

The Russian troops shoot civilians in Selydove

Law enforcement officers have begun an investigation into the shootings of civilians by the Russian troops in the town of Selydove, Donetsk Oblast.

A video of Russian soldiers shooting up a civilian car with automatic weapons, where two people were, was distributed online. One of them was injured.

President’s Office assured that elections will be held immediately after the war

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, wants all citizens of Ukraine, including soldiers and refugees, to be able to vote in the presidential elections. This is possible after the end of the war with Russia, said the head of the President's Office Andriy Yermak.

The medical commission reform will not affect the amount of pensions of those who received them legally

The Ministry of Social Policy denied that the reforms of medical and social expert commissions affect the amount of pensions of people who receive them due to disability. The department assures that all those who have been assigned pensions due to disability will receive them even after the reform.

Sandu's opponent promised to support Ukraine in case of victory in the elections

Candidate for the president of Moldova Alexander Stoianoglo from the Party of Socialists, which is called pro-Russian, assured that in case of victory in the elections, he will continue to support Ukraine.

Before the winter, Sweden provided Ukraine with more than $10 million

Sweden announced a new package of humanitarian aid to Ukraine on the eve of winter in the amount of 110 million kroner (about $10.3 million).

The funds are aimed at ensuring access to heat and electricity, distribution of products, hygiene products, medicines and water. In addition, support will also go to demining.

Other news

• Yermak: In order to start negotiations , it is necessary to return to the borders of February 23, 2022.
• UB chief Antonio Guterres spoke of his visit to Kazan for the BRICS summit: "A magnificent wonder of the world."
• Strengthening of mobilization in the occupied territories: raids are being conducted in public places.