While everyone has been sleeping since the evening of October 27, air defense has been operating over the Belgorod, Bryansk, Kursk, Oryol, Kaluga, Tula, Liptsk and Moscow regions. In Lagov, Kursk region, a person was injured by a puncture wound; In Shevkin, Belgrade region, an FPV drone wounded a man in the yard of an apartment building. Several areas were hit by rockets. Russia attacked Ukraine at night mainly using drones. In Kharkiv, a jet UAV hit an area where a two-story industrial building caught fire. Tensions around Saudi Arabia are growing again in the Middle East. The Yemeni Houthis announced a ballistic missile attack on the Ras Tanura refinery complex, one of the key facilities of the Saudi oil infrastructure; A fire was reported, but Riyadh did not immediately confirm that the refinery had been damaged. Amidst the attacks, oil prices rose again. In Israel, the parliamentary elections did not produce a clear winner: the camps of Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot claim the right to form a government, and the country is expected to face difficult coalition negotiations. The last week before the mid-term elections on November 3 begins in the United States: Republicans are trying to maintain control of Congress, and Donald Trump is betting mainly on the economic agenda. At the same time, the Pentagon estimated the direct US costs of the war with Iran at more than $47 billion. In Ethiopia, at least 60 people were killed in two attacks in conflict-torn Oromia, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church said. Who exactly is behind the murders has yet to be reliably determined: the regional authorities and the armed opposition blame each other. In South Korea, on the back of record profits, SK Hynix announced a plan to return about $75 billion to shareholders, reflecting the continued boom in memory demand for artificial intelligence systems.

While everyone has been sleeping since the evening of October 27, air defense has been operating over the Belgorod, Bryansk, Kursk, Oryol, Kaluga, Tula, Liptsk and Moscow regions. In Lagov, Kursk region, a person was injured by a puncture wound; In Shevkin, Belgrade region, an FPV drone wounded a man in the yard of an apartment building. Several areas were hit by rockets. Russia attacked Ukraine at night mainly using drones. In Kharkiv, a jet UAV hit an area where a two-story industrial building caught fire. Tensions around Saudi Arabia are growing again in the Middle East. The Yemeni Houthis announced a ballistic missile attack on the Ras Tanura refinery complex, one of the key facilities of the Saudi oil infrastructure; A fire was reported, but Riyadh did not immediately confirm that the refinery had been damaged. Amidst the attacks, oil prices rose again. In Israel, the parliamentary elections did not produce a clear winner: the camps of Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot claim the right to form a government, and the country is expected to face difficult coalition negotiations. The last week before the mid-term elections on November 3 begins in the United States: Republicans are trying to maintain control of Congress, and Donald Trump is betting mainly on the economic agenda. At the same time, the Pentagon estimated the direct US costs of the war with Iran at more than $47 billion. In Ethiopia, at least 60 people were killed in two attacks in conflict-torn Oromia, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church said. Who exactly is behind the murders has yet to be reliably determined: the regional authorities and the armed opposition blame each other. In South Korea, on the back of record profits, SK Hynix announced a plan to return about $75 billion to shareholders, reflecting the continued boom in memory demand for artificial intelligence systems.