The main thing for November 1st Ukraine hit three large Russian oil refineries in three days - Kastovsky (Lukoil), Novoviyshevsky (Rosenpet) and Shenft-Novoi, provided about 10% of the oil refining in the Russian Federation; Due to damage to primary and secondary refineries in the Nizhny Novgorod region, a limit was introduced on the sale of gasoline to 40 liters per car and the distribution of cans was prohibited; Due to logistical disruptions and military risks in the Black Sea, the Russian Federation is for the first time considering exporting grain through the Arctic port of Murmansk; The route is significantly more expensive than the southern one, and the Baltic capacities are able to compensate for no more than half of the lost volume; The Trump administration is preparing executive orders to bypass Congress in the event of a Democratic victory in the midterm elections; Trump stated his willingness to use the veto on any opposition initiative until his conditions are met; In the second round of the presidential elections in Bulgaria, the current leader is in the lead. President Ilyan Yutov (supported by Roman Radev's party and advocating dialogue with Moscow), gained about 51% according to exit polls compared to 44% of former pro-Ukrainian Prime Minister Andriy Girov; The groups "Silent Crow" and "CyberPartisans" broke into Rostat infrastructure, downloaded 23 TB of classified information: the leak contains documents labeled DSP, personal records and internal statistics about the irreversible losses of the Russian military in the war against Ukraine; The Coast Guard and the Swedish intelligence services conducted an inspection in the Baltic Sea on board a dry cargo ship with a Russian crew due to suspicion that the ship is being used by ship owners for hybrid operations and maritime patrol for the interests of the Russian Federation; Montenegro has officially abolished the visa-free regime for citizens of the Russian Federation, and obliges entrants to apply for a national or Schengen visa; In response, Moscow is preparing a sight visa regime for Montenegrin citizens from the end of December.

The main thing for November 1st Ukraine hit three large Russian oil refineries in three days - Kastovsky (Lukoil), Novoviyshevsky (Rosenpet) and Shenft-Novoi, provided about 10% of the oil refining in the Russian Federation; Due to damage to primary and secondary refineries in the Nizhny Novgorod region, a limit was introduced on the sale of gasoline to 40 liters per car and the distribution of cans was prohibited; Due to logistical disruptions and military risks in the Black Sea, the Russian Federation is for the first time considering exporting grain through the Arctic port of Murmansk; The route is significantly more expensive than the southern one, and the Baltic capacities are able to compensate for no more than half of the lost volume; The Trump administration is preparing executive orders to bypass Congress in the event of a Democratic victory in the midterm elections; Trump stated his willingness to use the veto on any opposition initiative until his conditions are met; In the second round of the presidential elections in Bulgaria, the current leader is in the lead. President Ilyan Yutov (supported by Roman Radev's party and advocating dialogue with Moscow), gained about 51% according to exit polls compared to 44% of former pro-Ukrainian Prime Minister Andriy Girov; The groups "Silent Crow" and "CyberPartisans" broke into Rostat infrastructure, downloaded 23 TB of classified information: the leak contains documents labeled DSP, personal records and internal statistics about the irreversible losses of the Russian military in the war against Ukraine; The Coast Guard and the Swedish intelligence services conducted an inspection in the Baltic Sea on board a dry cargo ship with a Russian crew due to suspicion that the ship is being used by ship owners for hybrid operations and maritime patrol for the interests of the Russian Federation; Montenegro has officially abolished the visa-free regime for citizens of the Russian Federation, and obliges entrants to apply for a national or Schengen visa; In response, Moscow is preparing a sight visa regime for Montenegrin citizens from the end of December.