While everyone is sleeping peaks continue to hit the areas. In the morning there was a series of explosions in Voronezh; There were attacks on residential buildings, a business center and a parking lot. Bilts, Lipetsk district, after an attack in an industrial area, a security officer was killed and several other people were injured. In the Bryansk region, a UAV attacked the Bryansk-Gomel freight train: the driver was fatally injured. In the Rostov region, over 20 drones were destroyed during the night, according to the authorities. In Ukraine, an air alert was declared in several areas at once; Ukrainian sources reported the movement of attack drones and jets, as well as the threat of ballistic missiles. The full results of the night's attack were still to be seen by this morning. A major political turning point occurred in Serbia: Aleksandar Vučić admitted the defeat of his political power in the early parliamentary elections. The victory was won by the students' opposition list, which receives, according to preliminary estimates, an independent majority in the parliament. This is the most serious blow to Vucic's power system in recent years. The risk of a new escalation remains in the Middle East. The Houthis announced attacks on the Saudi Eastern oil pipeline. West and Riyadh Airport, but Saudi Arabia did not immediately confirm those specific reports. The coalition led by Riyadh announced in turn the destruction of ballistic missile launchers in Sana'a. Against this background, representatives of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are preparing for negotiations with the Iranian leadership. And also: Lula da Silva was re-elected president of Brazil. Ukraine said the United States had fully withdrawn warnings about Russian ballistic launches. Global markets are reeling from the escalation in the Middle East, especially the risks to oil supplies.