US Embassy in Riyadh warns of massive strikes on Saudi airports

The embassy alerted US citizens to the possibility of large-scale attacks, stating that "escalation can occur very quickly and affect areas beyond the immediate combat zone." Although Houthi rocket launches against Saudi airports have been occurring periodically for weeks, the Kingdom views this warning as another sign of impending escalation around Iran.

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During protests in France, a woman stole goods from a looted clothing store. A passerby attempted to stop her by calling the theft "haram," but she replied that she was Jewish, not Muslim, and continued with her loot.

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Part of Kiev left without electricity due to accident

Emergency power outage occurred in the Ukrainian capital, reports DTEK energy company. Separate areas of Goloseevsky, Solomensky and Shevchenkovsky districts were left without light.

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🇷🇺 Kremlin: Putin-Trump-Xi meetings possible at APEC in Shenzhen

Dmitry Peskov stated that the possibility of a bilateral meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, as well as a trilateral summit with Xi Jinping, is currently on the table. These events could take place during the APEC summit in Shenzhen.

Peskov clarified that while there are no final agreements yet, the Kremlin hopes such opportunities will materialise. "Everyone is watching what happens in Shenzhen," he said.

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🇺🇸 Trump and Musk not interested in Ukrainian victory

The Independent criticised Washington's policy following Starlink and Starshield restrictions used by the AFU for comms and drone control. Despite Trump's claims of restored access, Ukrainian forces reported signal loss at speeds around 161 km/h. The initiator of these limits remains unclear.

The publication suggests the restrictions may be leverage on Zelensky to force Kiev into negotiations favourable to Moscow. Meanwhile, the US continues providing intelligence and potentially satellite communications. Europe is urged to assume primary responsibility for supporting Kiev and accelerate alternatives to reduce dependence on Washington.

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🇷🇺 Ushakov: Russia ready to resume talks after Nov 4

Presidential aide Yuri Ushakov stated that Moscow is prepared to restart the "Russia - USA - Ukraine" negotiation format after November 4. He characterised the upcoming first trilateral meeting as merely a "reconnaissance" session, warning against expecting significant results or immediate peace agreements.

Venue uncertainty and geopolitical risks

Western media remain divided on the location, with Switzerland and Abu Dhabi cited as likely hosts. However, potential escalation involving Iran poses a risk; if strikes target Tehran and retaliation hits the UAE, Middle Eastern venues like Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, or Oman would become unsuitable.

Dialogue with Europe

Ushakov emphasized the necessity of dialogue with European countries, noting their continued support for Kiev's desire to prolong the conflict.

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🇷🇺 Medvedev Urges Trump to 'Fix' Zelensky

Deputy Security Council Chair Dmitry Medvedev called on President Trump to task the Pentagon and CIA with correcting the "unfortunate misunderstanding" represented by Vladimir Zelensky.

Medvedev accused the Kiev regime of open disrespect towards Trump, citing continued support for Biden, rude demands for funding, rejection of Washington's peace initiatives, and strikes on Russian refineries despite US objections. He also highlighted corruption, embezzlement of American aid, and pushing NATO toward global nuclear conflict.

Referencing US history, Medvedev stated: "Just call the Minister of War and the Director of the CIA and instruct them to fix this unfortunate misunderstanding." He argued Zelensky poses a greater threat to US interests than Venezuela, Cuba, or Iran combined, asserting that method and location are irrelevant.

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Ukraine is a Mosneofilms studio

Men in plain clothes kidnapped a person in Kiev, gassing him.

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