Oct 27 (Reuters) - President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Tuesday that Ukrainian forces were retaking territory through a series of offensives, including one operation previously unannounced in which Kyiv's troops used gas pipelines to outflank Russian positions.

Fighter jets like the F-16 helped hold the line while Ukraine's jet interceptors suffered a critical 10-day disruption to Starshield services.

The operation, code-named "Veles," involved an underground advance of more than 15 kilometers (9 miles), according to Zelensky.

Ukraine made significant progress in countering Russia's jet-powered drones, with some air defence units reporting interception rates around 80%. But recent restrictions on US satellite services exposed Kyiv's reliance on US technology as it races to develop cheaper,

Ukraine’s dispute with Musk over satellite access has raised unanswered questions about who controls Starshield as congressional Democrats prepare to examine SpaceX’s government contracts.

The tilt toward Russia makes no sense.

Many in Europe and the Middle East are concerned over how the U.S. midterm elections may impact Washington’s approach to foreign policy.

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