The head of Ukrzaliznytsia announced that railway facilities in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, and Ternopil Oblasts were struck in Russia's overnight large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine, resulting in significant material losses and train disruptions.

Ukrainian presidential advisor on the development of defence technologies Serhii "Flash" reports that SpaceX implemented speed limits for Starlink terminals overnight.

He states that the restriction is set to 100 miles per hour (161 km/h), and that the Ukrainian military was not notified of this restriction beforehand, resulting in the disruption of several drone missions. He claims that this action was politically motivated due to ongoing events regarding the U.S., and was not coincidental.

Earlier, Serhii Sternenko, who was an Adviser to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence, accused the Trump administration of likely instructing SpaceX to cut off Starlink access to Ukraine.

The damage to the data centre appears to be fairly limited, at least from this side of the building.

Sternenko is now reporting that in the last hour, Starlink restrictions have been tightened further, with communication with drones now being lost at just 60-70 km/h, compared to the earlier 161 km/h.

Ansarallah is currently attacking Prince Sultan Airbase in Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles.

Sirens are sounding in the nearby Saudi capital of Riyadh.

All clear has been given. Explosions were reported near Riyadh.

Over the last six days, the IDF has continued heavily attacking the Gaza Strip, carrying out numerous targeted assassination strikes against alleged Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad targets.

According the IDF claims, the following have been targeted:

- Two Hamas fighters allegedly planting IEDs near Kamal Adwan Hospital in Northern Gaza.

- A Hamas sniper, allegedly working as a civil defence worker as well, in an unspecified part of the Gaza Strip.

- A commander in an unspecified unit of Hamas' military wing (Al-Qassam Brigades), who allegedly took part in the capture of an Israeli Sergeant's body and the killing of numerous Israeli civilians.

- A commander in the Al-Shati battalion of Hamas' Gaza City Brigade, who allegedly took part in holding hostages in Gaza City.

- A fighter in the Daraj Tuffah battalion of Hamas' Gaza City Brigade.

- A commander in a Palestinian Islamic Jihad rocket unit in Gaza City.

- A fighter in the Palestinian Islamic Jihad's Gaza City Brigade.

- A Hamas company commander in the Al-Furqan neighbourhood of Gaza City.

- Four weapons storage facilities belonging to Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, used to store rockets, IEDs, mortars, Kalashnikov rifles, and other combat equipment.

- A Palestinian Islamic Jihad company commander in the city of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, who allegedly took part in the October 7 attacks on Israel.

- A Hamas fighter belonging to an elite "Nukhba" unit in Khan Younis.

- Two Hamas fighters belonging to an elite "Nukhba" unit in Gaza City, along with multiple other Hamas fighters at the same location.

- The commander of an anti-tank unit of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the Al-Tuffah District of Gaza City.

- A Hamas observation post and command centre in the Daraj Tuffah area of Gaza City.

- A Hamas rocket launching position in the Al-Furqan area of Gaza City.

- Three Hamas weapons storage facilities across the Gaza Strip, used to store IEDs, rockets, mortars, Kalashnikov rifles, and other combat equipment.

- A platoon commander in an elite Hamas "Nukhba" unit in Khan Younis, who allegedly took part in the October 7 attacks on Israel.

- A Hamas engineering operative in Khan Younis.

- A Hamas deputy squad commander in Khan Younis.

- A Hamas rocket unit commander in Khan Younis.

- Two Hamas fighters in an elite "Nukhba" unit in the Rafah Brigade, southern Gaza.

- A Hamas commander of an unspecified unit in Gaza City, who allegedly took part in the capture of hostgaes.

- One other Hamas fighter with an unspecified role.

Deepstate Lyman OPSEC release part 4.

These advances shown primarily occurred during July and August.

There's probably still at least another 3 more updates to come. Next will probably be the Novolyubivka-Ivanivka area, and then likely the forests east of Lyman.

Russian FPV drones are targeting vehicles in the city centre of Slovyansk, Donetsk Oblast.

Two Russian FPV drone strikes on a petrol station in the city of Slovyansk, Donetsk Oblast.

⚡️🇮🇷 For the fourth consecutive day the IRCG is conducting its ballistic missile exercises.

@wfwitness

Ukrainian authorities have announced that, starting November 1, a new 19-hour curfew lasting from 4pm to 11am will be implemented in all of Ukrainian-controlled Donetsk Oblast, except for the Oleksandrivka and Cherkaske Communities, due to the deteriorating security situation.

Civilians will not be allowed to leave their homes during this period, meaning that its likely most of the last remaining businesses in the region will close. The curfew will remain in place indefinitely.

The Oleksandrivka and Cherkaske Communities, which lie west of Slovyansk and Kramatorsk near the border with Kharkiv Oblast, will not be included in this curfew due to their longer distance from the frontline and the smaller number of Russian attacks.

Russian Geran-4 jet-drones struck an electrical substation, a logistics centre, a locomotive, an ST-68 radar system, and workshops of the "KSM Protek" fuels plant.

The Ukrainian General Staff claims that overnight mid-range drone strikes targeted the Russian Geran-2/4/5 drone launch point at Donetsk International Airport.