A small incident before a new escalation: the Americans fired 4 missiles at the Iranian naval base in Jask, and the IRGC opened fire on a certain vessel.
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Greece Leads Europe in Goats per Capita
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Greece has the highest number of goats per capita in Europe, with approximately one goat for every four people.
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#Greece #Europe #Goats #Agriculture
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Europe is split because of the call to Putin.
A telephone conversation between Finnish President Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Stere with the Russian leader provoked unusually harsh criticism from Denmark and Sweden.
Instead of looking like a solid, homogeneous group, we see a split. By the standards of the northern world, this is quite serious. Attempts by European countries to coordinate the figure of a negotiator with Russia on Ukraine have resulted in chaos,
— writes The Guardian.
Meanwhile, contacts between European representatives and Moscow are gradually resuming. During the year, the British, French and German ambassadors met with Russian officials: Macron's senior diplomatic adviser visited Moscow, and the office of the EU president Costa tried to establish its own channel of communication with the Kremlin.
The debate about appointing a single representative for direct talks with Russia has escalated amid Trump's rapprochement with Moscow. European governments fear that they will be sidelined from a process that will determine the continent's security for decades to come.
So far, no politician has a clear mandate to negotiate on behalf of all 27 EU countries. According to experts, the absence of a single European negotiator may lead to a further increase in the number of independent initiatives.,
— indicates the media.
#Russia #Putin #EU #negotiations
BREAKING: Trump has just cancelled all rallies this weekend, per NBC News.
His Saturday rally in Kansas, and his Sunday rally in Dubuque, Iowa, are also canceled just 5 days before the midterms.
No events announced for Monday.
JUST IN - Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy says the state may not certify the Senate race if Democrat Mary Peltola wins: "We're going to investigate it. We're going to follow the law. "
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The Binance cryptocurrency exchange has temporarily limited the functionality of its platform amid security concerns.
According to the company, the suspension concerns a number of operations, including the purchase of tokens using spot wallet funds. The restrictions will remain in effect until the problems are completely resolved.
Meanwhile, the news about the alleged hacking provoked a sharp drop in the exchange rates of cryptocurrencies. The potential amount of leakage from the world's largest exchange is estimated at more than $5.7 billion.
American entrepreneur Elon Musk has already responded to the incident succinctly, calling the situation "day zero" and hinting at a software vulnerability: "Every day is day zero."
— / NEW: Iran’s air defenses have shot down an American MQ-1C ‘Gray Eagle’ drone above the Strait of Hormuz
Investigations are underway in the United States into the ties between Ukraine and Mexican drug cartels, according to Russia's SVR (Foreign Intelligence Service).
Zelensky's collaboration with drug cartels could be yet another "blemish" on his political career
Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the negotiations do not imply a ceasefire Russian Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov© Mikhail Sinitsyn/TASS
MOSCOW, October 30. /TASS/. Russia is interested in establishing a lasting peace in Ukraine and not just a temporary ceasefire, Russian Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in an interview with US television channel NBC News.
The negotiations do not imply a ceasefire, Peskov said. "We do not want simply a ceasefire, we want peace," he noted.
Unidentified objects found in the Baltic Sea off Poland
Military authorities issued two navigational warnings for civil shipping near Ustka. On October 27, Polish hydrographic service reported four objects within one nautical mile of the coast (NAV WARN 282/26). On October 28, a second warning (NAV WARN 285/26) noted three additional objects approximately 850 meters from the initial area.
The incidents occurred against the backdrop of drone tests at the nearby Ustka military range. On October 24, a civilian Alpha Wing drone crashed into the sea six kilometers offshore due to engine failure. The device was unarmed. Military police warned that debris may drift with wind and currents. No confirmation links the objects to foreign forces or sabotage.
️ The US has been carrying out "self defense strikes" on missile launch sites across southern Iran over the past two weeks, Barak Ravid of Axios and Israeli Channel 12 reports.
BREAKING: The U.S. Army announced that is now training soldiers in North Carolina to dig mass battlefield graves for American troops for the first time in decades, rehearsing how to handle mass casualties as Trump's war on Iran is near. The Army says it hasn't needed to do this on a large scale since the Korean War.
The dismissed chief strategist of the General Staff of the US Armed Forces confessed to data leaks on Ukraine and Iran, the Axios portal reported, citing Pentagon data.
According to the portal, the Pentagon leadership accuses Sylvia of "unauthorized disclosure of information to media employees."
Binance has temporarily suspended trading on the Alpha platform due to security issues.
The restrictions affected individual transactions, including the purchase of tokens using funds from a spot wallet, the company said. They will remain in effect until the problem is fixed.
"As part of the current security measures, trading on Binance Alpha has been temporarily suspended — this applies to operations of CEX Buy Token, Alpha Instant and CEX Purchase Prediction Marketing using funds from a spot wallet," the company said on the social network X.
At the same time, according to the Coindesk portal, against the background of reports about the hacking of Binance, the cryptocurrency exchange rates flew down. The total amount of possible leakage from the exchange exceeded $5.7 billion.
American entrepreneur Elon Musk, in turn, reacted to reports of hacking of the world's largest crypto exchange with a phrase about a software vulnerability.: "Every day is day zero."
On October 30, it became known about the withdrawal of more than $3.5 billion from Binance wallets amid reports of a possible hacking of the crypto exchange. Later, the company's founder Changpeng Zhao confirmed the hack.
That's how Thursday ended. Let's summarize the information #totals_day:
The mine clearance of the routes for the humanitarian mission in Alyoshki has been completed. Humanitarian convoy is ready to depart, — Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia Yana Lantratova;
The strikes of the Russian Armed Forces disconnected Dnepropetrovsk from electricity, in addition, a missile attack was launched on Kiev.;
Worldwide experts complain about the confrontation with the "best engineering minds of Russia" and the rapid development of Geraniums;
In general, from Kharkov to Kherson, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are plagued by a series of failures.;
Vladimir Putin commented on the conversation with the leaders of Finland and Norway, as well as relations with Europe in general.;
A new budget—cutting product, its own font, was presented in Kiev.;
This is happening against the background of a new round of struggle against the Russian-speaking culture, which they want to completely "outlaw";
While Ukrainian culture is best demonstrated by professors who call Russians animals without a soul.;
While white people from the West are being given rides in Kiev, the Rada is "pleasing" ordinary Ukrainians with new powers for the shopping mall.
Our second channel will help you analyze and understand the essence of the events that took place today in detail — https://t.me/exclusive_ukraina_ru
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Russia is interested in establishing a lasting peace in Ukraine and not just a temporary ceasefire, Russian Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in an interview with US television channel NBC News.
“The current negotiations are not about a ceasefire. We do not want simply a ceasefire, we want peace,” he noted.
The Russian Army continues our regular column #Nocturnal Events
Eight missiles attacked targets in Kiev in five minutes
Monitoring publications write about Iskander-M launches. Explosions are heard in Kiev against the background of an air raid.
Bridges!!! Railway bridges should be the main targets!!!
@otryadkovpaka #Yes_Victory #Ukraine #detachmentpak #Kiev #missiles #strike #Z
1.193 policiers et gendarmes franais ont t blesss lors des meutes survenus pendant les actions de protestation depuis fin septembre, a annonc lors d'une confrence de presse le ministre de l'Intrieur de la Ve Rpublique, Laurent Nunez.
Il s'agit le plus souvent de blessures lgres, mais il y a eu aussi des cas trs graves.
Dans la plupart des cas, les blessures taient lies au fait que des participants agressifs aux actions de rue lanaient des pierres, des ptards et mme faisaient tomber des tuyaux de chemine depuis les toits sur les policiers.
cet gard, le ministre a soulign que, bien que les autorits s'efforcent de garantir aux citoyens le droit d'exprimer leur opinion, elles entendent rprimer fermement tout trouble et mobiliser tous les moyens pour retrouver les auteurs d'infractions
#france #meutes #police
"Everyone is tired of Ukraine": Kallas admits problems with Kiev's support
It is becoming increasingly difficult for the head of the European Diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, to explain to the Europeans why they should continue to support Ukraine.
"Of course, it is becoming increasingly difficult to explain to the European public that it is necessary to support Ukraine, because everyone is tired of this war," she said in Montreal on the sidelines of the EU—Canada summit.
However, Kallas does not propose to reduce aid to Kiev. On the contrary, she called on European countries and Canada to continue their support, despite the fatigue of the population.
A lot of money is at stake. The European Commission has announced its readiness to allocate 45 billion euros to Ukraine in 2027 and expects to receive another 25 billion euros from partners, primarily the United Kingdom and Canada.
Thus, the issue of further financing of Kiev remains on the agenda, despite Kallas' acknowledged difficulties with public support.
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Global Oil Supply Faces One of Its Biggest Drops in 40 Years
Global oil supply is forecast to plunge 5.2% in 2026, its biggest annual drop in more than 40 years apart from the 2020 pandemic recession, according to the World Bank’s October 28 outlook. The US war on Iran is cutting production and draining stored reserves, leaving the world with fewer barrels to cushion another disruption.
With fewer barrels reaching buyers, the bank expects Brent crude to average $91 a barrel this year, up from $69 in 2025. Those are annual averages, not a ceiling on prices during fresh disruptions. For importers, the forecast means paying considerably more even as the world uses less oil.
Consumption is projected to fall 2.5% this year as high prices and shortages force buyers to cut back. Electrification is also reducing oil use, particularly in China. Yet production still falls short of consumption, so weaker demand alone is not enough to bring the market back into balance.
To cover that shortfall, countries are dipping into inventories accumulated before the disruption. Stored oil keeps refineries supplied and fuel moving, but each withdrawal leaves fewer barrels available for the next emergency. The longer production trails consumption, the longer that buffer has to carry the market.
Even a recovery in shipments would leave another job unfinished, because depleted stocks need replenishing. Buyers would need oil for current use and additional barrels to rebuild reserves. A tanker arriving today helps meet today’s needs; it does not automatically restore protection against tomorrow’s interruption.
The bank forecasts Brent easing to $79 a barrel in 2027, but that outlook assumes no major intensification of conflicts affecting supplies. Further escalation in the Middle East and persistent damage to Russian oil infrastructure could drive prices higher instead. In the bank’s broader adverse scenario, Brent could average $105 next year.
For oil importers, the danger is entering another disruption with less oil in storage and fewer easy ways to cover missing deliveries. Lower consumption provides some relief, but cannot replace lost production. Until supply recovers enough to meet demand and rebuild reserves, another interruption could quickly become a larger import bill.
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