Live: Russia and Ukraine trade blame for cyber attacks as fragile ceasefire ends

Russia expects Trump to carry on seeking peace negotiations after midterms

The ​Kremlin is ​expecting US President Donald Trump ​to ‌continue ⁠pursuing his ‌policy of seeking a ⁠negotiated peaceful settlement in ​Ukraine after ‌the midterm elections, spokesman ‌Dmitry Peskov ​said on Monday.

Peskov added that Russia ​was ​closely monitoring ​the elections, but ​that they were an internal US ⁠matter.

Russia says ceasefire went as planned

⁠Russian ​human ​rights commissioner Yana Lantratova said ​on ‌Monday ⁠that ‌the most difficult ⁠aspect of carrying ​out ‌the humanitarian operation ‌in Ukraine's ​Oleshky was testing whether the ​ceasefire ​was holding and ​clearing ​roads of mines.

She said that there were no incidents or ceasefire violations and that everything proceeded as planned.

Kremlin says resuming Russian gas transit via Ukraine impossible for now

The ⁠Kremlin said ​on Monday ​that it would not be possible to resume ​gas ‌sales ⁠to Europe via ‌Ukraine for now given the ⁠situation on the ground.

Asked to ​comment on a ‌Wall Street Journal report that the ‌US is pushing for ​a resumption of Russian gas supplies to ​Europe across Ukrainian territory, ​Kremlin spokesman ​Dmitry Peskov told reporters ​such plans would be impossible to implement at the moment.

Ukraine says Russia used Oleshky ceasefire to reinforce positions

Russia resumes attacks on Ukraine's Kherson region after truce ends

Russia on Monday resumed attacks on Ukraine's Kherson region, after the end of a local ceasefire in the area, the longest truce in the war raging between the neighbours since 2022.

"At around 8:00 am this morning, Russian occupiers attacked a car with a drone in the Korabelny city district" of Kherson, local authorities said in a statement, adding that a 62-year-old woman and 73-year-old man were wounded and hospitalised. 

Russia's October pipeline gas exports to Europe down 4% year-on-year

Russian ⁠energy giant ​Gazprom's average daily natural gas supplies to Europe ​via the TurkStream undersea pipeline fell 4 percent from a year earlier to 52.1 million cubic metres in ​October, ‌Reuters calculations showed on Monday.

Turkey ⁠is the only remaining transit route for Russian gas to ‌Europe after Ukraine declined to extend a ⁠five-year transit agreement with Moscow that expired in January 2025.

A glimpse of what Ukrainians saw overnight

A view of one of Ukraine's Air Alert apps on Sunday

Emergency power cuts take effect in Ukraine's Kyiv and region, provider says

Emergency ⁠power ​cuts ​took effect in Ukraine's ​capital ‌of ⁠Kyiv ‌and the ⁠surrounding region, on ​orders from ‌national grid operator ‌Ukrenergo, ​private energy provider DTEK said ​in ​a statement ​on ​Monday.

Russia hits military facility in Ukraine's Odesa region

The ​Russian military ​struck a military facility in the Odesa ​region ‌of ⁠Ukraine and ‌hit a cargo vessel used ⁠for military purposes 58 km (36 ​miles) south ‌of the Black Sea port ‌city of Odesa, ​the Russian defence ministry said on Telegram on ​Monday.

An ​official in ​Odesa separately said ​on Telegram that a Russian attack injured four ⁠people.

Cyber attacks hit Russia, Ukraine after truce ends

Russia resumes attacks on Ukraine's Kherson region after truce ends

Cyber attacks hit Russia, Ukraine after truce ends

Russia said its emergency warnings app came under a "massive cyberattack" on Monday, hours after Ukraine reported a hack in an apparent exchange of blows between the foes, as their longest truce came to an end.

Moscow's emergencies ministry said hackers posted "false information" on the app, which is designed to warn the public of incoming drone attacks and other threats.

Hours earlier, Ukraine said it suspected its air raid alert system had been compromised, after baseless alerts of a radiation threat appeared on the app.

The cyber attacks came as the longest truce of the war, limited to Ukraine's eastern Kherson region, ended on Sunday after Russia refused the offer of an extension, according to Kyiv.

Russia's state statistics service was target of cyberattacks, Ifx reports

Russia's ⁠state ​statistics service Rosstat ​said on Sunday it ​had ‌been ⁠the target ‌of cyberattacks between October ⁠29 and November 1, ​but that ‌no data had ‌been compromised, Interfax ​reported.

Work was under way to identify ​the ​source of ​the attacks, Rosstat ​was quoted as saying.

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(FRANCE 24 with AFP, Reuters and AP)