Were some of the Russian front-line soldiers on leave in Moscow because the Ukrainian drones appear to have been far from the front line in their search for their mobile phone positions?
Israel confirms: Was behind the pager attack. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted for the first time that it was Israel that was behind the exploding pagers in Lebanon earlier in September, reports AFP.
It was on September 17 and 18 that the attacks were carried out. In the first attack, thousands of pagers exploded, and in the second, walkie-talkies. In total, more than 30 people were killed and about 3,600 were injured. See the article on SVT Nyheter.
UK: Record-breaking Russian losses. Britain's defense chief Tony Radakin states to the BBC that October was the worst month since the start of the war in terms of the number of dead and wounded.
It is about 1500 people every day in October, according to the British Armed Forces. According to Radakin, the big losses are made while securing "small achievements". See the article on SVT Nyheter.
Expert on the drone attack on Moscow: "The war is coming home to Russia" The drone attack on Moscow is said to be the largest since the start of the war, according to Reuters. Over 30 Ukrainian drones were destroyed outside Moscow by Russian air defenses, according to the region's mayor. Watch the feature on SVT News.