Russia War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,319 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

Here are the main events since today 1,319 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here is how things stand on Sunday, October 5, 2025:

Fighting

• One person was killed and about 30 others were wounded after two Russian aircraft hit trains at a station in the northern Sumi region of Ukraine. Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski accused Russia of “terrorism”, while Foreign Minister Andrei Sibha said that Moscow deliberately targeted civilians during the attack.

• French photographer Anthony Lalikan was killed, while his Ukrainian colleague, Harori Ivshenko, was injured after he hit a Russian drone attack. Dunbas areaThe Ukrainian army said that one of the front lines of a three and a half years war.

• Russia launched its most important attack on the main gas production facilities in Ukraine in the regions of Kharkif and Poluta, where it launched 35 missiles and 60 drones, according to the CEO of Naftogaz Sergii Koretskyi. The attack came at a time when Ukraine is preparing for a new heating season.

Regional security

• The Director of the Danish Intelligence Service, Thomas Aharrinkil, accused Russia of risk of unintended escalation, as his warfare has repeatedly sailing on collision clips with the Danish marine ships, which aim to weapons and disrupt navigation systems in Denmark’s mortar linking the Baltic Sea to the northern sea.
• The German newspaper Bild reported that drones were seen at airports and military facilities throughout Germany over two days. The vision of the second drones in two days forced dozens of flights to convert or cancel them at Munich Airport, although the operations had resumed delay by Saturday morning.

Politics and diplomacy

• The Director General of the Atomic Energy Agency (International Atomic Energy Agency) called on Raphael Grossi Russia and Ukraine to show the “political will” required to preserve the Russian -controlled region surrounding the Russian -controlled region Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant Safe to allow the exterior power line to re -connect to the facility. The facility has been cut off from external energy since September 23, making it more complicated to cool the reactors, while bargaining for nuclear safety.

• A senior Ukrainian intelligence official has accused China of passing satellite intelligence to Russia to enable Moscow to launch better missile strikes inside Ukraine. “There is evidence of high -level cooperation” between Moscow and Beijing in a satellite survey.
• The International Civil Aviation Organization has reprimanded Russia for turmoil of critical satellite navigation systems that they say violate international rules, and the United Nations Agency Association in Canada has concluded. Estonia and Finland have accused Russia of encouraging GPS mobility in the atmosphere in the region, and Moscow’s denial.