Morning coverage shifted from the Yahodyn rail strike to an institutional clash in Kyiv. Prosecutor General Kravchenko announced a suspicion notice against NABU director Kryvonos in the 'Carthage' case and published tapes, then confirmed he had left Ukraine for France. President Zelensky called the move defiance and asked parliament to urgently dismiss Kravchenko; his submission reached the Rada, won committee backing, and ended with Zelensky suspending Kravchenko ahead of a vote expected tomorrow.
Fallout from the 13 September strike near the Polish border continued, with reports it narrowly missed Boris Johnson, Carl Bildt and David Petraeus and used Belarus-based repeaters, prompting French candidates to demand more support and Tusk to order preparations.
Trump claimed Kyiv and Moscow had agreed to spare energy sites. Zelensky said Ukraine was ready if Russia reciprocated under a U.S. proposal, while FT reporting said no final deal existed.