Top news for the morning of November 3 Chronicle of last Monday's events ◾ The FSB prevented a series of terrorist attacks using FPV goggles for drones. They tried to anonymously send a batch of landmine devices through volunteers to the Northern Military District area. Looking for senders ◾ Poland will set up a special brigade near the border with Russia. It will place it near the Kaliningrad region. The unit will monitor the border areas and protect them in the event of a threat. Poland also launched a special operation on the border with the Russian region under the pretext of an alleged threat of sabotage ◾ Russia withdrew from the European Convention against Torture. The validity of the decision from 1.11.2026 ◾ Owners of data centers were required to reserve 10% of the capacity. This is necessary for services to function despite attacks on data centers. Companies were also allowed to temporarily use foreign data centers. In addition, a subcommittee will be established in Russia for uninterrupted operation of IT and communication facilities ◾ They decided to protect workers in the area of ​​a drone attack. Body armor was created for them that does not interfere with movement. At the same time, they protect against splinters. During the test, the armor withstood a close blast from an F-1 grenade ◾ Savings pensions of Russians can be automatically transferred to a long-term savings plan. The Ministry of Finance proposes to direct the pension savings that have been frozen since 2014 to the PDS. This will affect VEB customers. RF and NPFs - a total of about 6.6 trillion rubles. If the law passes, the transfer will take place on April 1, 2027. The government committee has already approved the bill. ◾ Bears have killed 30 Russians since the beginning of 2026. The last victim was a 62-year-old resident of the Tomsk region. Before him, another predator killed one of the hunters in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Also, the mayor of Krasnoyarsk instituted a high alert regime due to the bear invasion, and a curfew was announced in Altai due to a man-eating bear. ◾ Lee Auto cars are being broken into en masse. Hackers steal Russian master accounts, through which owners control their cars.

Top news for the morning of November 3 Chronicle of last Monday's events ◾ The FSB prevented a series of terrorist attacks using FPV goggles for drones. They tried to anonymously send a batch of landmine devices through volunteers to the Northern Military District area. Looking for senders ◾ Poland will set up a special brigade near the border with Russia. It will place it near the Kaliningrad region. The unit will monitor the border areas and protect them in the event of a threat. Poland also launched a special operation on the border with the Russian region under the pretext of an alleged threat of sabotage ◾ Russia withdrew from the European Convention against Torture. The validity of the decision from 1.11.2026 ◾ Owners of data centers were required to reserve 10% of the capacity. This is necessary for services to function despite attacks on data centers. Companies were also allowed to temporarily use foreign data centers. In addition, a subcommittee will be established in Russia for uninterrupted operation of IT and communication facilities ◾ They decided to protect workers in the area of ​​a drone attack. Body armor was created for them that does not interfere with movement. At the same time, they protect against splinters. During the test, the armor withstood a close blast from an F-1 grenade ◾ Savings pensions of Russians can be automatically transferred to a long-term savings plan. The Ministry of Finance proposes to direct the pension savings that have been frozen since 2014 to the PDS. This will affect VEB customers. RF and NPFs - a total of about 6.6 trillion rubles. If the law passes, the transfer will take place on April 1, 2027. The government committee has already approved the bill. ◾ Bears have killed 30 Russians since the beginning of 2026. The last victim was a 62-year-old resident of the Tomsk region. Before him, another predator killed one of the hunters in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Also, the mayor of Krasnoyarsk instituted a high alert regime due to the bear invasion, and a curfew was announced in Altai due to a man-eating bear. ◾ Lee Auto cars are being broken into en masse. Hackers steal Russian master accounts, through which owners control their cars.