Azov says its small drones have hit more than 100 Russian trains in occupied Donbas
Ukraine's Azov unit says its small drones have struck more than 100 Russian trains in occupied Donbas. Ukraine has also unveiled Zakon, a national typeface for state documents.
Azov, a unit of Ukraine's armed forces, says its small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have hit more than 100 Russian trains in occupied Donbas, an eastern region of Ukraine. The claim appears in the Euromaidan Press war roundup for day 1710 of the Russo-Ukrainian war, dated 31 October 2026.
The available excerpt gives no further detail on the strikes, such as dates, what the trains were carrying or what damage was caused. The figure is Azov's own statement.
National typeface Zakon
The same roundup reports that Ukraine has unveiled Zakon, a national typeface. It is meant to remove Russian type from state documents. The excerpt says nothing more about how the typeface will be introduced.
