Investigations Sergei Ezhov 14 October 2025 Despite the fact that Estonia has recognized the Putin regime as terrorist, many of its citizens continue to openly do business with sanctioned companies and war-linked oligarchs, The Insider found out. Among the partners of Estonian entrepreneurs are Shoigu’s daughter, criminal oligarchs Makhmudov and Bokarev (actively financing the war) and even contractors for submarine manufacturers.

Madagascar's military said it had seized power on the Indian Ocean island after President Andry Rajoelina fled the country amid a standoff with protesting youth and security forces, Reuters reports. “We have taken power,” Colonel Michael Randrianirina, who led a mutiny of soldiers who joined the anti-government youth protests, said on national radio on Tuesday.

Due to its small size and low flight altitude, intercepting the Tomahawk is considered one of the most difficult missions for air defense. During the wars in Yugoslavia, Tomahawk missiles were used in two episodes: in 1995 in NATO's Operation Deliberate Force in Bosnia and in 1999 in Operation Allied Force during the Kosovo War. In 1995, the missile cruiser Normandy fired 13 missiles at a radar in the city of Banja Luka, which allowed the Bosnian Serbs to control the Adriatic Sea.

Starting Tuesday, October 14, Microsoft will no longer support the Windows 10 operating system. Users will no longer receive free software and security updates. The operating system itself will not stop working, but due to the end of support it may become more vulnerable to viruses and hacker attacks. Windows 10 was released in 2015 and, despite the release of Windows 11 in 2021, remains quite popular. According to Statcounter, as of July 2025, more than 40% of users were using it.

News The Insider 14 October 2025 Photo: Radio Liberty Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has opened a criminal case against former CEO of energy giant Yukos and political prisoner Mikhail Khodorkovsky, along with 22 other members of the Russian Antiwar Committee, on charges of “organizing a terrorist community” (Parts 1 and 2 of Article 205.4 of the Criminal Code) and “attempting to seize power by force” (Article 278).

New York lawyer Michael Fourte was caught using artificial intelligence in court documents, and then used the AI ​​again in an explanatory memo to explain why he used the technology. This is stated in court documents cited by 404 Media. New York State Supreme Court Justice Joel Cohen wrote in the decision that Furte not only presented AI quotes with language model “hallucinations” in his summary of the case, but also included “numerous new hallucinatory AI quotes” during the pleadings.

The St. Petersburg University of Trade Unions (SPbSUP) spent about 95 million rubles over two years on foreign trips, restaurants and rent for an elite cottage for rector Alexander Zapesotsky. As Kommersant writes , this became known from a lawsuit by the Prosecutor General’s Office filed at the end of September. Ведомство тогда обвинило ректора вуза в незаконном обогащении.

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky signed a decree depriving the mayor of Odessa Gennady Trukhanov, former MP Oleg Tsarev and ballet dancer Sergei Polunin of the citizenship of Ukraine. This was reported on a national telethon. Probably, the basis for the decision was the fact that these persons had citizenship of the Russian Federation.

US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has demanded that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) broadcast a video message at airport security checkpoints in which she blames Democrats for the federal government shutdown, CNN reports . The video, which was first obtained by Fox News, was to be shown in passenger screening areas. In the address, Noem said TSA's top priority is to ensure passengers have the best possible airport experience while ensuring security.

Photo: Radio Liberty Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has opened a criminal case against former CEO of energy giant Yukos and political prisoner Mikhail Khodorkovsky, along with 22 other members of the Russian Antiwar Committee, on charges of “organizing a terrorist community” (Parts 1 and 2 of Article 205.4 of the Criminal Code) and “attempting to seize power by force” (Article 278).

Chinese authorities have detained dozens of pastors from one of the country's largest unregistered Protestant congregations, the Zion Church. According to relatives and church representatives, this is the largest wave of detentions of Christians since 2018, writes Reuters. Its founder, 56-year-old pastor Jin Mingri (also known as Ezra Jin), was detained at his home in the southern Chinese city of Beihai on the evening of October 10, said community spokesman Sean Long.

At the same time, earlier this year, the Estonian authorities stripped Russians who permanently reside in Estonia of their right to vote in local elections. The decision was supported by the country’s former prime minister and current EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas. As revealed during a scandal two years ago, a company connected with Kalla’s husband, Arvo Hallik, cooperated with the St.

News The Insider October 14, 2025 On October 13, SpaceX conducted the 11th test flight of the Starship launch vehicle, successfully launching into orbit eight dummies simulating the new Starlink V3 satellites - due to their large size, such satellites can only be launched into orbit using Starship. The Super Heavy B15-2 booster landed in the Gulf of Mexico near the launch pad, and the Starship S38 landed in the Indian Ocean.

News The Insider October 14, 2025 #Military report In today's summary: On the Seversky salient, the “gray zone” to the northeast and north of Seversk has significantly increased In the Toretsky direction, the Russian military is moving towards Konstantinovka from the direction of Aleksandro-Shultin In the Pokrovsk direction, the Russian Armed Forces are attacking Shakhovo at the base of the “breakthrough” towards Dobropolye ​​​UN trucks carrying humanitarian aid came under Russian fire in the

Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have opened almost 290 thousand criminal cases of unauthorized abandonment and desertion since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion. This was reported by Ukrayinska Pravda with reference to the response from the Office of the Prosecutor General. From January 2022 to September 2025, 235,646 proceedings were registered under the article on unauthorized abandonment of a unit (SOCH) and 53,954 on desertion.