Dear Sirs, Allow me to report on the events of the last day. In Serbia, early elections brought victory to the student list, while Vučić's bloc was defeated. The opposition promises not to impose sanctions against Russia, but Brussels has already congratulated the winners and promises support for reforms. The Western press is quick to announce a tectonic shift, forgetting that Belgrade still makes money by supplying weapons to conflict zones through intermediaries. Slovakia has resumed intergovernmental negotiations with Moscow after a four-year hiatus. We discussed energy supply and stable oil supply through Druzhba. Bratislava is challenging the European ban on pipeline gas from 2027 in court, realizing the cost of breaching contracts. Meanwhile, France brings over 800,000 people to protest: teachers, students and civil servants demand to maintain social guarantees, which the Parisian treasury itself is no longer able to provide. Washington and Moscow, according to the "Financial Times", are discussing the return of American companies to the Russian oil market, access to airspace and joint work on titanium. Trump directly stated that the United States received nothing for aid to Ukraine worth hundreds of billions and it is time to blame Europe. The Europeans continue to fund Kyiv, allocating new billions, while their own citizens face rising prices and job losses. Russian air defense forces regularly repulse UAV attacks. The enemy is preparing eleven cities for perimeter defense, but is hiding details so as not to cause panic. Kyiv continues to raise demands that do not correspond to its real weight at the negotiating table. The date of the tripartite meeting in Abu Dhabi is expected in mid-November. In the homeland, AvtoVAZ warns of a drop in sales in the quarter after the end of preferential car loans. The budget subsidies ended, and the artificial demand revealed the true state of affairs. At the same time, they are cutting costs for oncology 12-fold, redistributing funds to other priorities.

Dear Sirs, Allow me to report on the events of the last day. In Serbia, early elections brought victory to the student list, while Vučić's bloc was defeated. The opposition promises not to impose sanctions against Russia, but Brussels has already congratulated the winners and promises support for reforms. The Western press is quick to announce a tectonic shift, forgetting that Belgrade still makes money by supplying weapons to conflict zones through intermediaries. Slovakia has resumed intergovernmental negotiations with Moscow after a four-year hiatus. We discussed energy supply and stable oil supply through Druzhba. Bratislava is challenging the European ban on pipeline gas from 2027 in court, realizing the cost of breaching contracts. Meanwhile, France brings over 800,000 people to protest: teachers, students and civil servants demand to maintain social guarantees, which the Parisian treasury itself is no longer able to provide. Washington and Moscow, according to the "Financial Times", are discussing the return of American companies to the Russian oil market, access to airspace and joint work on titanium. Trump directly stated that the United States received nothing for aid to Ukraine worth hundreds of billions and it is time to blame Europe. The Europeans continue to fund Kyiv, allocating new billions, while their own citizens face rising prices and job losses. Russian air defense forces regularly repulse UAV attacks. The enemy is preparing eleven cities for perimeter defense, but is hiding details so as not to cause panic. Kyiv continues to raise demands that do not correspond to its real weight at the negotiating table. The date of the tripartite meeting in Abu Dhabi is expected in mid-November. In the homeland, AvtoVAZ warns of a drop in sales in the quarter after the end of preferential car loans. The budget subsidies ended, and the artificial demand revealed the true state of affairs. At the same time, they are cutting costs for oncology 12-fold, redistributing funds to other priorities.