## Missile Strike Near Donetsk Eliminates 6 North Korean Officers – Intel

Authored by kyivpost.com

More than 20 soldiers were killed as a result of an Oct. 3 missile strike on Russian-occupied territory near Donetsk, including six officers from North Korea, who came to confer with their Russian counterparts, Kyiv Post’s intelligence sources said.

Three more North Korean servicemen were wounded.

According to reports from Russian social media, prior to the missile strike, the Russians were demonstrating to North Korean representatives the training of personnel for assault actions and defense.

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Last year, Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) reported the arrival of a limited contingent of servicemen from North Korea to the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine, including units of engineering troops, indicating active cooperation between Russia and North Korea.

The Center for National Resistance (CNR) reported in September 2023 that Russia was planning to bring North Korean citizens to the occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk for construction work.

Moreover, Russian President Vladimir Putin, after meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in June of this year, persuaded his counterpart from Pyongyang to open “diplomatic missions in Donetsk and Luhansk.”. »

### Trump refuses to release medical records as concerns about him being the oldest possible president grow

Authored by independent.co.uk

Since Donald Trump first emerged on the scene of American politics in 2015, he has refused to provide a glimpse into his medical records.

If Trump, 78, succeeds in November, he will become the oldest person ever to serve as president, ousting the current record-holder, Joe Biden.

Trump has refused to release his medical records since his arrival in US politics in 2015 ( Getty Images ). »

### Tencent and the Guillemot family are reportedly considering taking Ubisoft private

Authored by videogameschronicle.com

Tencent and Ubisoft founders the Guillemot family are reportedly considering teaming up to take the company private, after it lost more than half its market value this year.

According to Bloomberg sources, the Chinese conglomerate – which already owns around 10% of Ubisoft – and Guillemot Brothers Ltd have been speaking with advisers to explore ways to stabilize Ubisoft.

Tencent and the Guillemot family are also considering other alternatives, according to Bloomberg. »

### 'White male in his 50s or 60s' cited for killing geese in Springfield Ohio — not Haitians

Authored by rawstory.com

It turns out that someone was illegally killing geese in Springfield, Ohio, but it wasn't a Haitian immigrant.

The second goose was wounded and as he collected it the man twisted it breaking its neck.

"Mr. Comer advised that he thought the golf course had a nuisance permit and that he could shoot the geese.". »

### Missouri judge blocks Biden student loan forgiveness that was cleared to proceed

Authored by cnbc.com

The Biden administration's sweeping student loan forgiveness plan was temporarily blocked again Thursday by a Missouri judge, just one day after a federal judge in Georgia said he would let a restraining order against the relief expire.

St-Louis-based U.S. District Judge Matthew Schelp, an appointee of Republican former President Donald Trump, issued the latest preliminary injunction against Biden's relief plan.

Hall directed the case to be transferred to Missouri, because the states claim that Biden's plan would most harm student loan servicer Mohela, or the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority. »

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