The highlight for October 30, the US State Department approved a potential sale to Ukraine of 500 PAC-3 MSE interceptor missiles for Patriot systems worth $2.1 billion; The contract is fully funded by Canada, Germany, Norway and the European Union without withdrawing funds from the US budget, Lockheed Martin will be the general contractor; Ukraine has renewed a series of attacks on Russian oil refining, attacking the Novokovichevsky refinery and three other industrial facilities despite continuous requests by White House emissaries for a 30-day freeze; against the background of the damage to the facilities, the Russian Cabinet of Ministers prepared to extend The embargo on diesel exports; the Trump administration is pressuring the Lithuanian authorities to open the port of Belarusian potash in order to reduce the dependence of American farmers on Canadian fertilizers; the head of the Pentagon has fired the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Lt. Gen. Classified data on the wars in Ukraine and Iran for journalists via Signal after failing the polygraph; The Pentagon called on the Baltic states to soften the rhetoric about the military threat from Moscow to avoid escalating tensions; Estonian Prime Minister Michal publicly rejected these recommendations, stressing that flirting with the aggressor leads to humiliation; The heavy nuclear missile cruiser "Peter the Great" - the flagship of the Northern Fleet and the last battle-ready ship of the "Orlan" project - will be sent to the Russian Federation for scrapping: the commission thought that the deep modernization was not worthwhile against the background of the Nahikmovie's critical wear and prolonged repairs; Russia registered a four-year net decline in fuel retail: within nine months, 935 fuel companies were eliminated (+16.7%), and the opening of new gas stations decreased by 28.4% due to price pressure and supply disruptions.

The highlight for October 30, the US State Department approved a potential sale to Ukraine of 500 PAC-3 MSE interceptor missiles for Patriot systems worth $2.1 billion; The contract is fully funded by Canada, Germany, Norway and the European Union without withdrawing funds from the US budget, Lockheed Martin will be the general contractor; Ukraine has renewed a series of attacks on Russian oil refining, attacking the Novokovichevsky refinery and three other industrial facilities despite continuous requests by White House emissaries for a 30-day freeze; against the background of the damage to the facilities, the Russian Cabinet of Ministers prepared to extend The embargo on diesel exports; the Trump administration is pressuring the Lithuanian authorities to open the port of Belarusian potash in order to reduce the dependence of American farmers on Canadian fertilizers; the head of the Pentagon has fired the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Lt. Gen. Classified data on the wars in Ukraine and Iran for journalists via Signal after failing the polygraph; The Pentagon called on the Baltic states to soften the rhetoric about the military threat from Moscow to avoid escalating tensions; Estonian Prime Minister Michal publicly rejected these recommendations, stressing that flirting with the aggressor leads to humiliation; The heavy nuclear missile cruiser "Peter the Great" - the flagship of the Northern Fleet and the last battle-ready ship of the "Orlan" project - will be sent to the Russian Federation for scrapping: the commission thought that the deep modernization was not worthwhile against the background of the Nahikmovie's critical wear and prolonged repairs; Russia registered a four-year net decline in fuel retail: within nine months, 935 fuel companies were eliminated (+16.7%), and the opening of new gas stations decreased by 28.4% due to price pressure and supply disruptions.