A planned summit in Budapest between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin has been canceled after Russia refused to compromise on its demands on Ukraine. We are talking about a document that the Russian Foreign Ministry sent to Washington a few days after the last telephone conversation between Putin and Trump. The memo demanded that the “root causes” of the invasion of Ukraine be addressed, three sources familiar with the situation told the Financial Times .

The head of the department, Andrei Lipov, believes that the institution of consent to the processing of personal data is extremely outdated. “It was probably effective at the dawn of the emergence of Federal Law 152 on the processing of personal data, when it left the content of consent to the discretion of the citizen and the company where the person came and which asks him to sign such consent,” says the head of the RKN.

An administrative claim was filed in court by the prosecutor of the republic, Arsan Adayev, which notes that members of the movement are calling for “hostility and destabilization of the socio-political situation.” The court agreed with the arguments of the prosecutor's office and recognized the NIYSO movement as an “extremist” organization. “We don’t see any need to pay special attention to this.

A resident of Komi was removed from a train heading to the Belgorod region. According to the intelligence service, the man, via Telegram , “provided his personal data to the curator of the terrorist organization, after which he completed a verification reconnaissance task to prepare photo and video materials of the strategic infrastructure facility of the fuel and energy complex.” After this, he allegedly planned to travel to the territory of Ukraine to participate in hostilities against Russia.

On the night of October 31, Ukrainian drones attacked a thermal power plant (CHP) in the city of Orel, said the governor of the Oryol region Andrei Klychkov, noting that “there were no casualties or fires at the facility.” At the same time, power went out in Orel, and backup lines had to be used to restore power supply. Orlovskaya CHPP is the largest generating source of electricity and heat in the region.

On the night of October 31, Russia carried out a series of attacks on the residential sector and infrastructure of the city of Sumy, local authorities reported. 15 people were injured, including four children. As a result of the hit, five apartments and seven balconies caught fire on the upper floors of a nine-story residential building. State Emergency Service workers rescued 12 residents of the high-rise building.

Despite the fact that the Chinese authorities have repeatedly stated that the country does not supply weapons to Russia, the country exports dual-use products that can be used for the production of weapons. The Chinese company Shenzhen Kiosk Electronic Co has supplied 3.3 million motors to Russia, The Wall Street Journal writes , citing unpublished reports for the US State Department and EU governments.

The Leninsky District Court of St. Petersburg sent drummer Vladislav Leontyev under arrest for 12 days, a Mediazona correspondent reported * . He was again charged with organizing a mass gathering of people in a public place. According to the first protocol, Leontyev spent 13 days under arrest.

UPD: The Vyborg District Court of St. Petersburg imposed a fine of 30 thousand rubles on Mikhail Pushnitsky. “Every person has the right to express a position in a non-violent way,” Pushnitsky said in court. At the Levashovskoye Memorial Cemetery in St. Petersburg, during an action to read the names of those repressed, the police detained 78-year-old Mikhail Pushnitsky, who had a yellow-blue badge on his clothes.

A court in Germany sentenced three accused of espionage and preparation for sabotage in the interests of Russian intelligence services, writes DW * . The main accused, Dieter S., was sentenced to 6 years in prison for preparing sabotage and participating in military operations in eastern Ukraine; in 2014-2016, he fought in Ukraine on the side of pro-Russian armed groups in the self-proclaimed DPR. The other two defendants were given suspended sentences of 6 months and 1 year.

UPD: The number of victims in Zaporozhye has increased to 23 people, a two-year-old girl was injured. The bodies of two victims were recovered from the rubble. Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with 653 UAVs and 52 missiles, the Ukrainian Air Force reported.

The Sevastopol City Court sentenced a 39-year-old local resident to 13 years and 3 months in a general regime colony in the case of pro-Ukrainian inscriptions and cooperation with foreign intelligence services, the local prosecutor's office reported. The woman was found guilty of “treason” and “vandalism” “motivated by political hatred.” In addition to the actual sentence, she was sentenced to a year and a half restriction of freedom.

In the midst of a major diplomatic trip to Asia, President Trump took to social media to threaten to resume nuclear testing for the first time in more than 30 years. “In connection with the testing programs of other countries, I have directed the Department of Defense to begin testing our nuclear weapons on equal terms,” Trump wrote on his social network Truth Social , adding that the process would begin immediately.

The St. Petersburg City Court rejected the appeal of lawyer Maria Zyryanova against the decision of the Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg to arrest Diana Loginova for 13 days for “organizing a mass event that entailed a violation of public order,” a SOTAvision * correspondent reported in court.

On October 30, the Leninsky District Court of Perm arrested ex-deputy of the regional legislative assembly and Perm City Duma Konstantin Okunev in the case of “calls for terrorism,” reports Properm . The case was brought against him due to posts in a certain telegram channel, although, according to the defense, the investigation has no evidence of the politician’s involvement in the channel.