1. Ukraine: Russian forces launched 193 drones overnight, including 75 jet-powered Shaheds; Ukrainian air defense shot down or suppressed 154, with impacts at 26 locations. Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
2. Ukraine: Ukrainian drones struck the Samara Linear Production and Dispatch Station in Prosvet, Samara Oblast, causing a large fire; at least six storage tanks are burning. Source: Militarnyi.
3. Ukraine: The U.S. State Department approved a possible $2.1 billion sale of 500 PAC-3 MSE Patriot interceptors to Ukraine, though deliveries may slip into the 2030s. Source: SOFX.
4. Ukraine: President Zelensky said Ukraine could pause strikes on Russian oil refineries for a month if partners provide Patriot air defense systems for the same period. Source: Fox News.
5. Ukraine: Russia used the humanitarian ceasefire in Oleshky to rotate troops, fortify positions, and deliver ammunition, according to Ukraine’s General Staff and exclusive Sky News footage. Source: Sky News.
6. Ukraine: Russian forces resumed shelling Kherson at 23:00 on November 1, exactly one minute after the humanitarian ceasefire expired. Source: Militarnyi.
7. Ukraine: Russian forces struck a hospital in central Kherson with a drone on the first day after the ceasefire ended. Source: NOELREPORTS.
8. Ukraine: Ukrainian drones struck two telecom facilities in occupied Luhansk, including the Lugacom backbone operator, marking the fifth hit on occupation communications since October 21. Source: NOELREPORTS.
9. Ukraine: The FSB claimed it prevented a series of attacks using FPV drone goggles rigged with explosives, allegedly sent by Ukrainian special services via volunteer organizations. Source: FSB.
10. Cyberattacks: Hackers breached Ukraine’s ‘Povitryana Tryvoha’ app and Russia’s MChS app, sending fake nuclear and chemical threat alerts to millions of users in both countries. Source: Mediazona.
11. Middle East: Tucker Carlson claimed the U.S. may launch a nuclear strike on Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain facility within days, citing Israeli intelligence on resumed uranium enrichment. Source: Tucker Carlson.
12. Middle East: Israeli forces withdrew from Hebron after a 10-day siege; Palestinian security forces now control the area, and displaced families have been allowed to return. Source: Geopolitics Prime.
13. NATO: Latvia’s armed forces used the BLAZE interceptor drone for the first time, self-destructing it near the Russian border after an unidentified aircraft violated its airspace. Source: Militarnyi.
14. China: Chinese state media revealed footage of a DF-26B ballistic missile striking a full-scale mock-up of a U.S. aircraft carrier at a test site in the Xinjiang desert. Source: CCTV.
15. Russia: The Russian Aerospace Forces have begun using MiG-35 fighters to intercept Ukrainian long-range drones, with only six of the aircraft believed to have been produced. Source: Defense Express.
16. Russia: The heavy nuclear-powered missile cruiser Pyotr Velikiy has been deemed beyond repair and will likely be decommissioned and scrapped. Source: Rybar.
17. Europe: Bulgaria elected Iliana Yotova as its first female president with 57.6% of the vote, defeating pro-Western candidate Andrey Gyurov. Source: Rybar.
18. Europe: The UK and Germany are developing strike weapons with a range exceeding 2,000 km, with the UK planning a cruise missile by 2032 and Germany a hypersonic glider by 2035. Source: Politico.
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