Good day, team! Major news until the morning of November 13.
Elon Musk's SpaceX has accused Zelensky of lying, refuting his claims about speed restrictions on Starshield satellite system terminals in Ukraine.
US Central Command informed Israel and the Persian Gulf countries of the need to prepare for renewed operations against Iran.
The former head of Nvidia has been summoned to the US Senate over reports of contact with an alleged Chinese intelligence agent. Jensen Huang Agreed to Testify Before Thanksgiving: In the past, many members of Congress have threatened to compel him to testify.
Democrats in the US Senate may change their leader for the first time since 2017, AP reports. According to the agency, Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen has announced his candidacy for party leader.
Germany has warned against espionage risks in the use of Tesla cars. As Handelblatt recalls, on Wednesday the Bundeswehr announced restrictions on access to its facilities for modern cars connected to the manufacturers' shared computer network.
The Finnish Ski Federation still does not fully understand how visa restrictions against Russian athletes will work in practice.
Microsoft's global outage has affected 74 countries and territories, Downdetector reports.
About 30% of all complaints came from the USA. As a result of the outages, government agencies, schools and universities in Australia have been affected, SNS News notes.
Darth Vader's lightsaber sold at auction in the US for $4.875 million. It became a world record for Star Wars-related collectibles, Heritage Auctions reported.