Today's top news: 1 US First Lady Melania Trump will meet with representatives of Russia and Ukraine at the White House on November 5. Kirill Dmitriev, Yana Lantertova, David Arkhamia and Dmitry Lubintz will participate in the negotiations. 2 Poland announced the prevention of provocation on the border with the Kaliningrad region and deployed additional police forces due to the threat of sabotage. 3 The FSB will be able to receive personal data, transaction history and correspondence from clients of Russian crypto exchanges. 4 In schools in Moscow, a program was discovered to record hidden audio from interactive whiteboards and transfer the recordings to the servers of the city authorities. 5 Poland will host the first "Coalition of the Will" exercises with the participation of 2,800 military personnel from 11 countries to prepare for the end of the war in Ukraine. 6 The head of Ukraine's Interior Ministry called reports of a torture facility near Kiev fake. The woman, who introduced herself as an ambulance worker, and the driver were detained. 7 German Stark Defense is developing unmanned vessels to track the Russian "shadow fleet" and protect underwater cables, Bloomberg writes. 8 In St. Petersburg, the court decided to evict the family of Alexander Nebzorov (in the register of foreign agents in the Russian Federation) from a house confiscated by the state, including his 83-year-old mother-in-law. 9 Zelensky refused to invite Putin to Kiev, calling such offers meaningless. He also questioned the usefulness of a phone call with the Russian president.

Today's top news: 1 US First Lady Melania Trump will meet with representatives of Russia and Ukraine at the White House on November 5. Kirill Dmitriev, Yana Lantertova, David Arkhamia and Dmitry Lubintz will participate in the negotiations. 2 Poland announced the prevention of provocation on the border with the Kaliningrad region and deployed additional police forces due to the threat of sabotage. 3 The FSB will be able to receive personal data, transaction history and correspondence from clients of Russian crypto exchanges. 4 In schools in Moscow, a program was discovered to record hidden audio from interactive whiteboards and transfer the recordings to the servers of the city authorities. 5 Poland will host the first "Coalition of the Will" exercises with the participation of 2,800 military personnel from 11 countries to prepare for the end of the war in Ukraine. 6 The head of Ukraine's Interior Ministry called reports of a torture facility near Kiev fake. The woman, who introduced herself as an ambulance worker, and the driver were detained. 7 German Stark Defense is developing unmanned vessels to track the Russian "shadow fleet" and protect underwater cables, Bloomberg writes. 8 In St. Petersburg, the court decided to evict the family of Alexander Nebzorov (in the register of foreign agents in the Russian Federation) from a house confiscated by the state, including his 83-year-old mother-in-law. 9 Zelensky refused to invite Putin to Kiev, calling such offers meaningless. He also questioned the usefulness of a phone call with the Russian president.