Events are filed under the start date of the period they describe.
RyazanOther regions of Russia
The Russian side speaks of an attempted attack repelled by air defence, with a fire caused by debris; the Ukrainian side of a forced resumption of strikes in response to Russian attacks on energy.
Moscow, BrusselsUkraine-wide and the front line
Russia presents its strikes as a response to Ukrainian attacks; Ukraine and the EU present refinery strikes as lawful self-defence and a way to deprive Russia of revenue.
Black Sea, Sulina, Odesa regionOdesa region
The Russian side reports strikes on ships with "military cargo" and does not comment on the tankers off Romania; a NATO source calls the drones Russian, while Romania's president and Bulgaria's prime minister remain…
Kirovohrad, Dnipropetrovsk, Poltava, Ternopil regionsUkraine-wide and the front line
Russia claims military and transport targets; Ukrainian authorities report civilian deaths and hits on homes.
Kyiv, Lutsk, Khmelnytskyi region, ZaporizhzhiaKyiv and Kyiv region
Russian sources relay Ukrainian reports without naming targets; the Russian Defence Ministry does not comment on these strikes separately.
Borisoglebsk, Voronezh regionOther regions of Russia
The Navy speaks of six aircraft destroyed, Zelensky of four destroyed and two damaged.
Ukraine, WashingtonUkraine-wide and the front line
The Ukrainian side and US lawmakers look for those responsible in the Pentagon; Russian sources stress the damage to Ukraine's forces and amplify Musk's call for Zelensky to go.
Kyiv, WashingtonUkraine-wide and the front line
Sources agree on facts but rely on anonymous US media reports; there is no official confirmation from the US government.
LondonUkraine-wide and the front line
The facts agree; Russian agencies additionally stress British involvement in strikes on Russian territory.
Kharkiv, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson regionsDonetsk region
The Russian side reports capturing villages and an "encirclement" in Kharkiv region; the Ukrainian side reports numbers of clashes, enemy losses and strikes on its drone units.
Kharkiv regionKharkiv and Kharkiv region
The Ukrainian version naming a Russian soldier contradicts RIA Novosti's claim on 14 October that the gunman was a mobilised Ukrainian; Russian sources did not comment on the case on 15 October.
Kyiv, Kharkiv, OdesaUkraine-wide and the front line
Russian media openly describe the strikes as pre-winter pressure on the capital; Ukrainian and independent media as a campaign against civilians.
BrusselsUkraine-wide and the front line
Russian sources stress pressure on Zelensky to reconcile with Trump, Ukrainian sources new aid packages, independent ones EU divisions over the assets and the diesel deal.
Pskov regionOther regions of Russia
The accusations come from the FSB; the Ukrainian side does not comment in the sample, and there is no independent confirmation.
Poland, MoldovaMoldova and Romania
RIA presents the Polish military statement with the qualifier "allegedly", Ukrainian media as a reaction to a Russian threat.
PragueUkraine-wide and the front line
Only Ukrainian media relay the statement; Russian sources in the sample do not comment.
Tallinn, Rome, VilniusUkraine-wide and the front line
There are no factual discrepancies; Russian sources mention only the Lithuanian-Ukrainian project, while Ukrainian media report the Estonian and Italian aid.
Oleshky, Kherson regionKherson region
Each side blames the other; there is no independent access to occupied Oleshky.
Belgorod region, "LPR"Other regions of Russia
The information comes only from Russian and Russian-installed authorities; Ukrainian and independent sources do not cover it.
New York, Vienna, MoscowUkraine-wide and the front line
Only Russian agencies carry the statements; the Ukrainian side and independent sources in the sample do not comment, and the figures are unverified.
Moscow, Primorsk, BrusselsOther regions of Russia
The Kremlin presents the diesel supplies as a contribution to stabilising markets and accuses Europe of a "destructive position"; EU leaders quoted by Suspilne say the deal fills Russia's budget.