The main thing for the night and the morning: this material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the bell or concerns the activity of the foreign agent of the bell. 18+ - The party of former president Aleksandar Vucic lost in the parliamentary elections in Serbia. This does not mean an immediate reduction of relations with Russia and an end to visa-free travel and direct flights. More details coming soon in this morning's newsletter. - Ukraine carried out a massive attack on Voronezh and the region. The regional governor, Alexander Gusev, reported two dead and 17 wounded, and 70 drones were shot down directly over the city. Including "UAV debris" that fell on the train from Anapa to Moscow, where five people were injured. The targets of the attacks are still unknown, most likely they are again the Voronezh Aviation Plant and Voronezhsyntezkauchok. - The Russians may have no choice but to install security certificates from the Ministry of Digital Development on their devices. Banks have approached the government with an initiative to require them to be pre-installed on devices sold in Russia, or installed together with their mobile apps. - In the second round of the presidential elections in Brazil, the current president, 80-year-old Lula da Silva, unexpectedly won. He scores 51.8%, his rival Flavio Bolsonaro - 48.2%. De Silva remains the only de facto left-wing, anti-Trump, pro-Russian leader in Latin America. - There is no end in sight to the mass demonstrations in France: on Saturday more than 400 thousand people took to the streets, the pogroms were suppressed by up to 70 thousand policemen. New demonstrations are planned for Saturday 31 October, with a general strike planned for 5 November. Protesters from trade unions and student organizations believe Macron's administration is not listening to their demands.

The main thing for the night and the morning: this material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the bell or concerns the activity of the foreign agent of the bell. 18+ - The party of former president Aleksandar Vucic lost in the parliamentary elections in Serbia. This does not mean an immediate reduction of relations with Russia and an end to visa-free travel and direct flights. More details coming soon in this morning's newsletter. - Ukraine carried out a massive attack on Voronezh and the region. The regional governor, Alexander Gusev, reported two dead and 17 wounded, and 70 drones were shot down directly over the city. Including "UAV debris" that fell on the train from Anapa to Moscow, where five people were injured. The targets of the attacks are still unknown, most likely they are again the Voronezh Aviation Plant and Voronezhsyntezkauchok. - The Russians may have no choice but to install security certificates from the Ministry of Digital Development on their devices. Banks have approached the government with an initiative to require them to be pre-installed on devices sold in Russia, or installed together with their mobile apps. - In the second round of the presidential elections in Brazil, the current president, 80-year-old Lula da Silva, unexpectedly won. He scores 51.8%, his rival Flavio Bolsonaro - 48.2%. De Silva remains the only de facto left-wing, anti-Trump, pro-Russian leader in Latin America. - There is no end in sight to the mass demonstrations in France: on Saturday more than 400 thousand people took to the streets, the pogroms were suppressed by up to 70 thousand policemen. New demonstrations are planned for Saturday 31 October, with a general strike planned for 5 November. Protesters from trade unions and student organizations believe Macron's administration is not listening to their demands.