Police in the British capital reported 325 arrests of participants in an action near the US embassy. The Supreme Court is preparing to review the decision to ban the organisation Palestine Action.
A significant part of the capital was left without electricity due to the introduction of emergency outages.
Following a drone attack on the Kstovsky refinery, fuel purchase limits for vehicles have been introduced in the region.
The State Emergency Service of Ukraine clarified that the drone hit the territory of a vocational college dormitory.
Yuriy Ignat explained that the enemy uses strike UAVs in small groups, making interception difficult for fighter jets, including F-16s.
Russian security services linked the US warning of a possible attack in the capital to a post by a minor on social media.
Russia called Poland's invitation to the G20 foreign ministers' meeting a breach of consensus rules, while the US supported Warsaw's bid for full membership.
The State Fish Agency announced the introduction of seasonal restrictions on fishing in wintering areas. Offenders face fines or criminal liability.
On 28 October, FlyDubai pilots were presented with awards in Abu Dhabi. This event was a consequence of their actions on 30 September, when they managed to stop an attempt to hijack the aircraft on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv.
It emerged that two crew members played a key role in preventing the incident: Fiji citizen Henson Stephen and South African Republic citizen Rowen Thut. They were the pilots who effectively thwarted the hijacking attempt.
Previously, conflicting versions of events circulated in the media. Initially, reports suggested that the flight was on the brink of disaster due to a fight between two pilots, identified as a Russian and a Ukrainian. However, subsequent reports stated that no fight had taken place.
According to clarified data, the Russian and the Ukrainian allegedly saved the aircraft by incapacitating an Arab pilot who attempted to seize control of the plane.
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