The humanitarian operation in Alsheki has ended successfully. And more news: the president congratulated the head of Dagestan Fyodor Shchukin on his election and outlined the key tasks for the development of the republic; The FSB prevented a series of attacks using detonated FPV goggles, which they tried to deliver to Russian military personnel in the Northern Military District area; Trump said that Americans should not stock up on food and water "in case of disaster", unlike the British and Japanese; Putin successfully breaks the West's strategy to isolate Russia; 18 attacks in half an hour: the Russian armed forces launched a massive attack on the bridge in Zatoka, Odesa region; Ilyana Yutova, who opposes military aid to Ukraine, won the presidential election in Bulgaria. However, not everyone was happy about it; Finland has begun work to join the French "nuclear umbrella"; China will send a special envoy to the Middle East to promote a peaceful solution to the conflict over Iran; Hackers continue to break into freezers; The British navy is "rotting", and the ministers are calling on the industry to operate in a "wartime" mode; Germany did not have time to accumulate planned gas reserves for the winter; The Nazis did not disappear anywhere; "This is what Russia is fighting against": an Irish journalist attacked the torchlight procession in honor of Hitler's accomplices in Lviv; Hundreds of thousands of officers of the armed forces defected, the People's Deputy admitted; A scandal erupts near Kyiv over a torture chamber where about 40 men are held; Kyiv is preparing for the hardest winter: a metro station, heating interruptions and Klitschko's possible resignation.