In Voronezh, a Ukrainian drone fell on a residential building

In Voronezh, a drone crashed into a residential building, injuring three people. Perhaps the drone was aiming at the airfield, but was stunned by electronic warfare.
The United States claims to have evidence of the Russians blowing up the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station dam.
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces announced the death of 56 fighters of the Chechen unit “Akhmat” in a training camp in Donetsk, which came under Ukrainian shelling.

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Pashinyan suggests possibility of early elections linked to constitutional reform and outlines timeline for peace with Azerbaijan
Politics
Pashinyan suggests possibility of early elections linked to constitutional reform and outlines timeline for peace with Azerbaijan
22 October 2026

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made a series of significant statements while speaking with journalists on Thursday, October 22. He addressed issues concerning constitutional reform, relations with Azerbaijan, a peaceful settlement, and the government’s future political agenda.

Chechnya to Host Festival of Neural Network Art
News
Chechnya to Host Festival of Neural Network Art
22 October 2026

The Chechen Republic is planning to host its first international festival, "Artifact — The Art of Generation," dedicated to creative work produced using artificial intelligence. Preparations for the event were discussed during a meeting of the organizing committee, as reported by the regional Artists' Union.

Commander of Kadyrov’s special police regiment reiterates threats against those who ‘help terrorists’
News
Commander of Kadyrov’s special police regiment reiterates threats against those who ‘help terrorists’
22 October 2026

The commander of the Akhmat Kadyrov Special Police Regiment of Chechnya’s Interior Ministry, Zamid Chalaev, attempted during an Instagram livestream the previous day to explain a video address he had posted two days earlier, in which he threatened suspected extremists with a bullet “without trial or investigation”.

Russian Court Refuses to Release Seriously Ill Former Head of a Crimean Muslim Community
Human rights
Russian Court Refuses to Release Seriously Ill Former Head of a Crimean Muslim Community
22 October 2026

The Isagorsky District Court in Arkhangelsk has denied a request for the release of Lenur Khalilov—convicted in the "Hizb ut-Tahrir" case—from a penal colony on health grounds. The prisoner has been diagnosed with liver cancer and requires treatment in a specialized medical facility. This was reported by Ukrainian journalist Anton Naumlyuk, who covers the persecution of Crimean Tatars.