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- 21:04
School hit in Komyshuvakha: death toll rises to 31, Latvia convenes UN Security Council
The death toll from the Russian attack on November 2 against the school in Komyshuvakha, in the Zaporizhzhia region, used as a humanitarian aid distribution center, has risen to at least 31 dead, with around 50 people still missing, according to DSnews.ua. Russian forces reportedly dropped more than nine guided aerial bombs, including FAB-3000s. Latvia, which has held the first-ever presidency of the UN Security Council since November, has requested an emergency meeting: Foreign Minister Baiba Braže spoke of aggression against the civilian population, according to Interfax-Ukraine. November 3 was declared a day of mourning in the Zaporizhzhia region.
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- 11:39
Ukraine and Russia, hacker attacks on alert apps after end of Oleshky truce
Moscow and Kyiv have reported reciprocal cyberattacks on their emergency alert applications, with fake messages warning citizens of non-existent nuclear dangers. The incidents occurred immediately after the end of the limited truce in the city of Oleshky, in the Kherson region, in effect from October 27 to November 1, as confirmed by the Ukrainian parliament’s human rights commissioner Dmytro Lubinets. No direct link has been established between the two attacks reported by the parties.
Sources: Affaritaliani, Juorno.it
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- 11:39
Kazakhstan, details on foiled coup: 10 arrests in Atyrau
The National Security Committee of Kazakhstan (KNB) has disclosed details of the operation that led, on October 30, to the arrest of 10 people in Atyrau, accused of preparing a violent change of the constitutional order in the west of the country. Searches led to the seizure of firearms, narcotic substances and material considered evidence by investigators. According to the KNB, security forces also dismantled three clandestine training centers organized by the group. Some of the detainees were already involved in previous terrorism proceedings. The investigation continues.
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