Major news for the morning of October 31 Chronicles of last Friday's events Two people were killed and several were injured in a drone attack in the Samara area. According to the local authorities, the dead participated in the elimination of the results of the attack. The air defense systems shot down dozens of drones. Moscow suffered one of the strongest attacks in the last two years. On the night of October 30, the Ukrainian armed forces launched 862 drones towards the Moscow region. Most of the UAVs were intercepted on remote approaches, and 170 UAVs were shot down near the capital, Sobyanin said. Against this background, all airports in Moscow temporarily suspended operations and introduced restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft. The humanitarian mission in Aliushki was successful. Now the column is in Armeniask and moving to Anapa. Both sides noted the high level of organization of the mission, Ombudsman Lantertova noted. The residents of Alyushki were given a choice: move to other regions of Russia or go through Belarus to Ukraine. And those who wanted to stay in the city were given humanitarian aid. In total, it is planned to evacuate 750 people in 25 buses. Nine ambulances also arrived at the scene to evacuate residents in serious condition. The armed forces of Ukraine renewed the attacks on the Russian refineries: on October 30, drones hit three factories and a gas chemical complex. According to Deputy Prime Minister Novak, one refinery suffered minor damage. Russia plans to extend the diesel export ban until the end of January. According to Novak, the fuel reserves for the winter are sufficient. A bus carrying tourists collided with a truck in Egypt. Three people died. Another 25 were injured, including three Russians. The accident occurred at the 95th kilometer of the highway Ras Al Harib - Hurghada. Truck driver arrested Russia returns to the hockey world. The Court of Arbitration for Sport ordered the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) to allow Russian teams to compete. The IIHF announced that it will implement the decision and will urgently evaluate steps to bring back the teams.

Major news for the morning of October 31 Chronicles of last Friday's events Two people were killed and several were injured in a drone attack in the Samara area. According to the local authorities, the dead participated in the elimination of the results of the attack. The air defense systems shot down dozens of drones. Moscow suffered one of the strongest attacks in the last two years. On the night of October 30, the Ukrainian armed forces launched 862 drones towards the Moscow region. Most of the UAVs were intercepted on remote approaches, and 170 UAVs were shot down near the capital, Sobyanin said. Against this background, all airports in Moscow temporarily suspended operations and introduced restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft. The humanitarian mission in Aliushki was successful. Now the column is in Armeniask and moving to Anapa. Both sides noted the high level of organization of the mission, Ombudsman Lantertova noted. The residents of Alyushki were given a choice: move to other regions of Russia or go through Belarus to Ukraine. And those who wanted to stay in the city were given humanitarian aid. In total, it is planned to evacuate 750 people in 25 buses. Nine ambulances also arrived at the scene to evacuate residents in serious condition. The armed forces of Ukraine renewed the attacks on the Russian refineries: on October 30, drones hit three factories and a gas chemical complex. According to Deputy Prime Minister Novak, one refinery suffered minor damage. Russia plans to extend the diesel export ban until the end of January. According to Novak, the fuel reserves for the winter are sufficient. A bus carrying tourists collided with a truck in Egypt. Three people died. Another 25 were injured, including three Russians. The accident occurred at the 95th kilometer of the highway Ras Al Harib - Hurghada. Truck driver arrested Russia returns to the hockey world. The Court of Arbitration for Sport ordered the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) to allow Russian teams to compete. The IIHF announced that it will implement the decision and will urgently evaluate steps to bring back the teams.