Today's main news, November 7: The Russian Federation attacked the energy industry: blackout in Chernihiv, blackouts in several areas. Damaged substations connecting the NPP with Kyiv and the central regions. Volodymyr Zelensky said that according to preliminary data, Russia used KN-23 missiles produced and supplied by North Korea against an energy facility in Ukraine. "Carthage" case: Zelensky announced personnel decisions in the SBU. The president also initiated the return of a mandatory statement for all department employees. In the center of Krakow, a man opened fire indiscriminately on passers-by from a car. At least six people died, 15 people were injured. The attacker was injured during the arrest and hospitalized. Ombudsman Lubinz demands an investigation into the disappearance and death of a resident of the Cherkasy region. An epileptic man was found suitable at the MMD, but after the division refused, he disappeared and was later found dead. Germany has already supplied several air defense systems and Patriot missiles to Ukraine, and it cannot do more now, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said. Also read: Expert: Trump seems to want to end trade agreement with Russian Federation Delayed searches for whistleblowers: Hungary opens agency archive.