Major news for the morning of October 26 Chronicle of last Sunday's events Armed forces of Ukraine attacked residential buildings in Belgrade, one person died. Ukrainian drones attacked the city center and damaged cars, social and commercial facilities, as well as 30 residential buildings. 14 people were injured, one died. Russian soldiers attacked warehouses and terminals in Ukraine. The logistics center Center Moked in Kharkiv, where dual-use products for the armed forces of Ukraine were stored, was attacked. The Vashchevo terminal, where military cargo was stored, was also damaged. In addition, attacks were carried out on a distribution center and an overland cargo ship that was transporting cargo to the port of Chernomorsk to supply the armed forces of Ukraine. The number of people killed during the attack by the Ukrainian armed forces on Oryol has risen to four. 19 people were injured, one more is missing. The rescue forces continue to clear the wreckage of the damaged factory. Ukraine's armed forces launched a missile attack on a plant in the Urals on October 23. It happened during rush hour when people were coming home from work. The armed forces of Ukraine attacked the Yeltsin industrial area. A paramedic was injured. A security guard at one of the factories died. Putin and Trump may meet on November 18-19. Their negotiations may take place at the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, Peskov said. IKEA extended the validity of the trademark in Russia. The company obtained the rights to IKEA Family until 2036. Indian residents will be sent to work in Russia. The country's authorities promised to provide the Russian Federation with as many immigrants as needed. According to them, India accounts for 25-30% of the quota for attracting foreign workers. Moscow will host the 2030 World Weightlifting Championship. Russia has been given the chance to host an international competition for the first time since 2022 Fraudsters are taking advantage of Halloween by creating fake costume shops, rental ads and party pages. The games also promise kids prizes by luring codes from SMS and access to parents' data. Russians won the world club championship in artistic gymnastics.