What happened today: Monday, November 2 The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation prepared a bill on transferring pension savings to a long-term savings plan. The government committee approved it. Non-state data processing centers located in the Russian Federation will have to reserve 10% of their capacity. The FSB prevented a series of terrorist attacks against the Russian military. The attackers intended to use explosives hidden in the glasses to control the drone. There is no exact information on how many people have left Aleshki, said the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Russian Federation Yana Lantertova. She noted that people could not be counted on the spot; Some were taken from other cities on the way. The Kremlin noted the success of the humanitarian operation in this settlement. Gazprom updated the historical maximum of daily gas supply to China through the Power of Siberia gas pipeline. Binance users withdrew about $5 billion from their accounts at the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, which resumed operations on Sunday after an unprecedented hacker attack. In Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden and Estonia, hackers heated refrigerators in stores. Russian Post wants to sell the post office in Myasnitskaya. According to the terms of the tender, the potential investor must carry out works to preserve the monuments.