What happened tonight: Friday, October 30 Sergey Sobyanin reported the destruction of 87 UAVs flying towards the capital since the beginning of Friday. The airports of the Moscow air center did not serve flights at night. Negotiations on Ukraine do not mean a ceasefire, as the Russian Federation is committed to a long-term peace settlement, not a temporary suspension of hostilities, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov told NBC News. Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition defeated the opposition in terms of the number of seats in the parliament, but did not receive a majority. After processing 100% of the votes, the Prime Minister's bloc has 53 seats, the opposition 48 and the Arab parties 19. The former head of strategic planning, Lt. Gen. Brett Silvia, admitted to passing classified information about Ukraine and Iran to journalists, Axios reported. A landscape fire in an area of 4.5 thousand dunams was extinguished in Transbaikalia. The firefighters were able to protect the village of Kurilja and prevent the fire from spreading to 12 animal farms. The Houthis announced attacks on several oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, as well as airports in Riyadh and Dammam. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived in Atlanta to attend the G20 Council of Foreign Ministers. British actor Patrick Stewart, known for his roles in Star Trek and X-Men, has died at the age of 87.