Warsaw
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.
At least four flights in Europe received bomb threats. The aircraft were searched, one flight was diverted, and no explosives were found.
During the night of November 3, people with flashlights were spotted on Poland’s border with the Kaliningrad region. Polish forces prevented a possible provocation.
Former head of government and Sejm member Mateusz Morawiecki called for a vote of no confidence in Donald Tusk's government. He proposed a technocratic government until elections next year.
Karol Nawrocki stated that the constitutional order had been violated following overnight clashes at Poland's Constitutional Tribunal. He called consultations with the parliamentary parties.
President of Poland Karol Nawrocki cut short his visit to Senegal due to the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal. A verbal altercation took place in the building.
Protests are taking place in Warsaw against changes to the composition of the Constitutional Tribunal and the government’s policies. Police are being brought in from across Poland to the institution.
From November 2 to 8, cinemas will show nine premieres — from animation to biographical dramas and a concert film. They include films about Kafka, George Michael, and The Cat in the Hat.
On a Warsaw city bus, a man injured two Ukrainians with a knife because of their nationality. The suspect was detained and taken into custody.
Tusk said that the talks in Abu Dhabi are tentatively scheduled for November 4. He urged people not to have any illusions about russia's position.
The British Defence Secretary said that NATO must be prepared for a possible war with Russia. British troops will take part in exercises for Ukraine.
German investigators are выясняя whether Russia is recruiting the "Daltons" gang for acts of sabotage in Europe. Two of its suspected members were detained after Starlink was set on fire in Poland.
Poland’s Ministry of Defence called reports of suspending aid to Ukraine untrue. At the same time, Warsaw criticized the decision of the Lviv Regional Council.
In Warsaw, a 20-year-old Ukrainian citizen died after falling from an apartment on the 13th floor. Police found no criminal aspect to the incident.
The IAEA will send missions to 19 substations that are critically important for the operation of Ukraine’s nuclear power plants. The decision was made against the backdrop of Russian attacks on the power system.
Polish authorities linked the arson at the Starlink station to Russian sabotage. Four suspects were detained in Germany.
Zelenskyy said that Ukraine is ready to adhere to the energy truce. At the same time, the Russian Federation continued attacks on energy facilities and cities.
General Alexus Grynkewich will present NATO's “theory of victory” in Warsaw. The Alliance seeks to deter Russia's hybrid actions and reassure allies.
General Alexus Grynkewich called on Europe to increase military support for Ukraine in response to Russia’s hybrid attacks. NATO is preparing a deterrence plan.
A pink "AbortOmat" in Warsaw provides anonymous access to abortion pills using a six-digit code. The initiative circumvents Poland's strict restrictions.
Due to strikes on energy infrastructure, regions of Ukraine and Kyiv were left without electricity. Dozens of trains are delayed, some by more than 12 hours.
The Audi A6 Sportback e-tron Performance set a Guinness World Record for production cars by crossing Poland on a single charge. Its consumption was 7.09 kWh per 100 km.
Due to a Russian attack near the Polish border, the crossings at Dorohusk and Zosin were evacuated. Tusk warned of a critical autumn and winter.
Ukrzaliznytsia reported delays of dozens of trains ranging from 20 minutes to 16 hours and 33 minutes amid Russian attacks. The Mykolaiv–Kyiv service is the most delayed.
Ukraine expects to open all negotiating clusters for EU accession by the end of 2026. Zelenskyy called on parliament to take the necessary legislative steps.
Investigators believe that the scheme's participants seized UAH 137. 5 million during the delivery of 60 railway cars donated free of charge to Kyiv by Warsaw. Seven people were served with notices of suspicion.
Poland may introduce paid electronic queue reservations for trucks at the EU’s external border. The fee will be 20 zlotys, or UAH 237.
In central Ostrava, a group of Poles beat up a cyclist from Silesia, mistaking his cap for a Ukrainian flag. The victim contacted the police.
Due to systematic attacks by the Russian Federation, the railway is changing routes and evacuating passengers. Delays have occurred on routes to Warsaw, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia.
Poland’s foreign minister said that NATO should conduct more exercises near Russia’s Kaliningrad region. According to him, this could force the Kremlin to redeploy forces from Ukraine.