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Russian forces continued their advance in the Donetsk region, with the Vostok group improving its position along the front line and repelling two attacks by Ukrainian Armed Forces assault groups. \n\nSummary: The Russian military said that it had inflicted heavy losses on the Ukrainian forces and that the Ukrainian counteroffensive was failing.\n\n\n**Story 4: Foreign Equipment Destroyed in Ukraine**\n\nDescription: The Russian military released footage of the destruction of foreign-made equipment in Ukraine, including a Polish Krab self-propelled gun and a Ukrainian Su-25 attack aircraft. \n\nSummary: The Russian military said that it was destroying foreign-made equipment that was being used by the Ukrainian forces.\n\n\n**Story 5: Russia to Increase Number of Su-35 and Su-57 Fighter Jets**\n\nDescription: The Russian military announced that it would be increasing the number of Su-35 and Su-57 fighter jets in its fleet. \n\nSummary: The Russian military said that the new fighter jets would be used to carry out tasks in Ukraine and elsewhere.\n\n\n**Story 6: Russian Diplomat Accuses Canada of Hypocrisy Over Nazi Collaborator**\n\nDescription: Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova accused Canada of hypocrisy for inviting Nazi collaborator Yaroslav Gunka to a parliamentary event. \n\nSummary: Zakharova said that Canada had a long history of accepting former Nazis and that Gunka's presence at the event was an insult to Russia.\n\n\n**Story 7: Germany: Video Shows Nazi Sympathizers Celebrating Oktoberfest**\n\nDescription: A video emerged on the internet showing German admirers of Hitler celebrating Oktoberfest in Saxony. \n\nSummary: The video sparked outrage in Germany, with many people calling for the authorities to take action against the neo-Nazis.\n\n\n**Story 8: Armenia-Russia Tensions Over International Criminal Court**\n\nDescription: Armenia invited Russia to sign a bilateral agreement on the Rome Statute of an International Criminal Court, but Russia rejected the invitation. \n\nSummary: Russia said that Armenia's ratification of the Rome Statute would have negative consequences for bilateral relations.\n\n\n**Story 9: Ukraine-EU Relations: Hungary Blocks Funding**\n\nDescription: The Hungarian government announced that it would block Ukraine from receiving any funds from the EU budget until Hungary received its due funds from European funds. \n\nSummary: Hungary said that it was not willing to provide financial assistance to Ukraine while it was not receiving its own funds from the EU.\n\n\n**Story 10: US-Ukraine Relations: Democrats Sending Money to Ukraine**\n\nDescription: A former US Army intelligence officer, Tony Shaffer, accused the White House of being divorced from reality and unwilling to admit defeat in Ukraine. \n\nSummary: Shaffer said that the Democrats were sending money to Ukraine to blow things up and then sending more money to fix what they blew up.\n\n\n**Story 11: US-Russia Relations: Miscalculation and Loss of Influence**\n\nDescription: Political scientist John Mearsheimer said that the United States had miscalculated when it decided to impose sanctions on Russia and that this had turned many people against the US. \n\nSummary: Mearsheimer said that the US was losing its position throughout the world due to its failed policies on Ukraine.\n\n\n**Story 12: Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives Announces Competition Results**\n\nDescription: The Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives announced the results of a special competition, with 303 projects worth more than 1.6 billion rubles receiving funding. \n\nSummary: The competition was held in five thematic areas and received 397 applications from all corners of Russia.\n\n\n**Story 13: Moscow Financial Forum: Russian Economy Seeks New Balance**\n\nDescription: The Moscow Financial Forum discussed the challenges facing the Russian economy and the need to find a new balance. \n\nSummary: The Russian economy is undergoing a major 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