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Putin reportedly told Finland's Stubb and Norway's Støre that Russia won't stop the war until it has captured the whole of Donbas. The two leaders answered that any peace has to be a just one.

President Nicușor Dan says any Russian involvement in sabotage on Romanian soil is unacceptable and a grave violation of the country's sovereignty and security. Three foreign nationals are under investigation over the Carfil fire in Brașov, and a Bucharest court has issued European arrest warrants in absentia.

Russia is reportedly preparing a massive missile strike on Ukraine by the end of the week, with Tu-160s moved to Engels and Tu-95MS bombers readied at Ukrainka.

Poland and the UK have signed the Warsaw Defence Plan, a three-year framework covering air defence missiles, drone and counter-drone tech, ammunition production and Baltic naval activity. The two are also planning a large Coalition of the Willing exercise in Poland next month.

🇹🇷 Turkey detains 85 over Starlink arson near Warsaw Police raided 30 provinces and held suspects linked to the 'Daltons' group, 35 of them minors. Poland calls the 23 September fire at the Wola Krobowska station sabotage directed by Russian intelligence. Russia denies involvement.

Denmark's PM Frederiksen is 'very sceptical' of the Finnish and Norwegian call with Putin and says it wasn't agreed with the other allies. She sees no sign Russia wants peace with Europe or Ukraine.

Stubb and Støre phone Putin Finland's President Alexander Stubb and Norway's PM Jonas Gahr Støre held a joint call with Putin today, a follow-up to their 20 October meeting in Oslo. They say the aim was to pass messages directly on future negotiations to end the war, with Ukraine consulted beforehand.

Russia reportedly launched 16 ballistic missiles and 280+ drones at Ukraine overnight. A university dormitory in Kyiv was hit, killing at least one person.

UN inquiry finds Russia's energy strikes are war crimes The commission says the attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure were systematic, deliberately hit civilian objects and followed a state policy of cutting civilians off from electricity and other essentials.

🇱🇹 US troop rotations in Lithuania are back on. President Nausėda says more than 200 US soldiers start arriving Tuesday. Two US Army battalions, over 1,000 troops in total, were announced in September, after the American presence fell to just over 100 during a summer review.

The Oleshky truce is in effect, and Ukraine says a humanitarian mission has now begun in the occupied city. Presidential Office head Kyrylo Budanov says a bilateral ceasefire has been declared in the mission area.

Bulgaria's PM Radev says Romania naming Russia as responsible for the Black Sea drone attacks is what brought more strikes on ships in Romania's exclusive economic zone. He spoke at the Sofia Economic Forum. Between 5 and 23 October, eight commercial vessels were struck or involved in drone incidents off Bulgaria and Romania.

Finland's PM Petteri Orpo says it's too early for Europe or Finland to open bilateral contact with Russia, with Europeans content for now to let the US try to get talks going. He adds that Finland hasn't pushed Stubb as a European negotiator and the government has no position on it.

Norway has started nationwide civil defence and emergency service drills for life without mobile coverage, internet or card payments. The government in Oslo says a long communications outage could come from hostile military action or sabotage.

Russia has reportedly expanded the air defence ring around Putin's Valdai residence to about 50 sites within 50 km, with more than 15 new towers built this autumn. Based on satellite imagery and unverified.

🇵🇱 Poland has ordered Danish Xenta anti-drone radars for its planned 'drone wall', a DKK 625 million (€84 million) contract.

Kallas expects a 'brutal winter' for Ukraine and sees no hope of imminent peace. Pistorius, after the E5 defence ministers met in Paris, says there is no signal at all that Putin is looking for peace.

Finland and Austria have reportedly seized about $500 million in Russian real estate after Ukraine's lawsuit over Naftogaz's Crimea losses. The assets could go to Naftogaz as compensation. An arbitration court awarded the company more than $5 billion in 2023 and Russia refused to pay.

Russia has reportedly started installing towers with autonomous turrets in Moscow to counter kamikaze drones.

Finland's president Alexander Stubb says Europe is living in an era of darkness and needs a new security structure so Russia can't attack its neighbours again. Speaking in Bruges, he added that the EU could grow to 40 members in 30 years, with Moldova and Ukraine among them.