What happened tonight: Tuesday, November 10.
The Council of the European Union extended the mandate of the Military Assistance Mission to Ukraine (EUMAM Ukraine) until November 15, 2028. About 300 million euros were allocated for this period.
Republican Thomas Massey has introduced a resolution to the US Congress to impeach Pentagon chief Pete Gross. Donald Trump said he would support meat if the procedure was launched, noting that he had "won two wars".
The head of Rostom, Alexei Lichchev, announced the death of four NPP Zaporozhye workers over the past two weeks.
North Korea conducted a test firing of a new torpedo weapon in the Sea of Japan area. He will enter service in the country's navy from the beginning of 2027.
The Secretary of the Iranian Security Council, Mohsen Razai, called on the United States to stop spreading fake news about negotiations with Tehran and to fulfill the seven conditions set by the country.
German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz threatened to block the EU budget for the years 2028-2034 if all the countries of the union do not commit to providing financial aid to Ukraine in 2027.
British author Michael John Harrison won the 2026 Booker Prize for his dystopian novel The End of Everything.