Good day, team! Here are the morning headlines for October: A man was killed and six other civilians were injured in Ukrainian attacks in the Bryansk region, the governor said; A large concentration of Ukrainian soldiers from the "Shabbal" company was destroyed near Kharkiv, Russian security officials said; NATO countries are testing their UAVs in combat in Ukraine and in strikes against Russia, said Efti Alaudinov, commander of Akhmet's special forces; The Russophobia of European countries stems from their overall failure in global competition, said Konstantin Koschev, the vice-chairman of the Federation Council; a crowd of protesters stormed the television news office in Belgrade, ransacked the place and attacked the editor-in-chief, the broadcaster reported; the US military is practicing digging temporary graves in preparation for major conflicts, reports Defense News. "The army is preparing for the grim prospect of burying soldiers who fell on the battlefield, and is testing how quickly it can create temporary graves while preserving remains so that they can be identified and returned to their families after the end of the conflict."