Today's 5 Biggest Developments - Monday, November 2nd. 1 - US forces attacked an Iranian air defense system on Kashem Island, reportedly shooting down American drones, followed by waves of explosions on Kashem, in Bandar Abbas and in front of Bandar Lunga, when six American fuel tankers were spotted over the bay. 2 - Several Arab countries have warned Iran that they may strike back, alone or together, if Tehran damages their infrastructure in response to renewed US strikes, the WSJ reports. 3 - The Revolutionary Guards say they shot down two US MQM-170 drones over southern Qashm Island, bringing the total claimed to four. 4 - Saudi air defenses intercepted a ballistic missile A Houthi shot at southern Saudi Arabia and two drones over Riyadh, while the Houthi media published photos of drone attacks on Saudi-backed forces in al-Jouf. 5 - The death toll from the Russian attacks in Komishovaja in Zaporizhia, including a school used as an aid point, rose to 24. Tanker Report About 4 ships have crossed Hormuz in the last 24 hours (2 in, 2 out), according to AIS tracking data. The movement is approx. 10% of pre-war levels (7 day average). UKMTO says a tanker was hit by two projectiles about 72 nautical miles east of Ras al-Haji, with all crew safe. According to reports, the Iranian Straits Authority added 114 vessels to the Hormuz "non-compliance" list, bringing it to 240. The Indian Navy has freed the Iranian fishing vessel Humatz from Somali pirates, rescuing all 20 crew members.