Terrorist attack
The FAA suspended aircraft takeoffs in the United States due to a massive failure in the air traffic control system. The cause of the problem has not yet been determined.
26-year-old Khatidzhe Buyukchan was sentenced in Rostov to 17 years for high treason and preparing a terrorist attack. There is no independent confirmation of the charges.
Flights were canceled en masse across the United States, with communication disruptions cited as the reason, and later warnings were issued about disruptions to Internet services.
Twenty-four-year-old Michał Oksiński is suspected of killing nine people in Poland. He drew scenes of shootings and visited a shooting range.
Karol Nawrocki and Donald Tusk joined the March of Silence in Kraków following Saturday's attack. Victims were also commemorated in Kielce.
As a result of two explosions in Lviv, a policewoman and a serviceman were killed, and 26 more people were injured. The accused is being held in custody.
A Houthi missile attack damaged Saudi Aramco offices in KAFD, but there were no casualties. Saudi authorities said two launchers had been destroyed.
A 24-year-old Polish man killed six people and wounded 15 in central Kraków. Police are establishing the motive; the defense minister denied that he had served in the army.
Six people were killed and 15 wounded in the shooting in Kraków. The national mourning will last from November 8–9, while the city mourning will continue until the 11th.
Zelenskyy called the shooting in Kraków a shocking crime and expressed his condolences to the families of those killed. He wished those injured a speedy recovery.
In Krakow, an attacker in camouflage opened fire on passers-by; at least five people were killed. More than ten people were injured.
Following the shooting in Krakow’s Main Market Square, the minister called for calm. Five people were killed and more than ten were injured.
A man opened fire on passersby in Kraków’s Main Square. He was detained after being wounded by police; the attack is under investigation.
Attackers are threatening new attacks ahead of the EU summits in Dublin attended by Zelenskyy. Ireland is preparing unprecedented security measures.
Serhii Duka denied the possibility of paying bail and stated that he would not hide from the investigation. The court is selecting a preventive measure for him in the "Carthage" case.
The SBU asked the HACC to hold a closed hearing due to a possible terrorist attack. The SAPO prosecutor requested the judge’s recusal because he did not see the letter providing the justification.
Since 2022, around 200 acts of sabotage linked to Russia have been recorded in Europe. Among the agents detained are Ukrainians and Belarusians.
A 48-year-old resident of Dnipro is suspected of blowing up a city council official’s car on orders from a representative of the Russian Federation. The victim died from his injuries.
On Thursday, at least 12 European flights received bomb threats. No explosives were found; several planes were diverted, and the threats were described as coordinated.
Lithuania condemned Russian attacks on civilians and Ukraine’s critical infrastructure. The country’s Foreign Ministry called the strikes war crimes.
Katarína Mathernová called on the world to increase support for Ukraine amid Russian attacks. She reported more than 20 strikes on energy infrastructure.
Law enforcement officers from the three countries checked 1,474 biometric profiles during an operation against cross-border crime and illegal migration.
At least four flights in Europe received bomb threats. The aircraft were searched, one flight was diverted, and no explosives were found.
Latvia initiated an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council following Russia's attacks on Ukrainians.
The saleswoman passed information to Russia about military facilities and the parking locations of Ukrainian Armed Forces vehicles. She faces up to 8 years in prison.
Russian aerial bombs hit a school in Komyshuvakha where humanitarian aid was being distributed. Five people are in the hospital, and the search is ongoing.
An intoxicated Kyiv resident fired at least five shots in the courtyard of a residential building. Police seized a traumatic pistol and 50 rounds of ammunition.
The U. S. Embassy stated that there was a real threat of an incident with numerous casualties on October 31 at the “Tsaritsyno” museum. Russian authorities did not comment on the information.
Two Avenger air defense systems were installed near Trump's residence in Florida due to a warning of an elevated threat. The airspace could be closed permanently.
Washington warned the BND of a possible review of cooperation following the arrest of August Hanning. The US said that the exchange of data on terrorist attacks would continue.