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Sebastian Lach wrote that Lithuania claimed that a Ukrainian drone FP-1 with a payload entered its airspace from the direction of Poland. According to his post, Lithuanian radars detected the object while it was still over Poland, and Prime Minister Sinkevičius had no doubts about its origin. The Polish Ministry of National Defense was said to have responded that its systems did not confirm this, while Ukraine apologized and pointed to Russian signal jamming during the attack in the Petersburg area. Lach reported that the drone crashed in northern Lithuania, damaged a car, but did not injure anyone, and NATO scrambled fighter jets. The author compared the reaction to the incident with a hypothetical situation in which the drone would have fallen in Poland. He wrote that then maps and accusations of a Russian provocation would have emerged, while in this case, he described the reaction as silence and a reference to the lack of confirmation and Ukraine's apologies. Lach assessed that some people want an end to the war, while others may prefer its prolongation to play on fear and avoid accountability before 2027. He added that reports about the incident reinforced his conspiracy theory that Russia was not behind the events of April 10, 2010. #Polska #wojna #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The protest of truck drivers and farmers in Southern Italy has led to empty shelves and a rush to buy in supermarkets, highlighting an unsustainable situation in the hardest-hit regions such as Sicily, Puglia, and Campania. #ProtestaAgricola #ScaffaliVuoti #CrisiAlimentare (translated)

Laurent Nuñez postponed his visit to Marseille, originally scheduled for October 19, following the urban violence that occurred during the mobilization on October 17, while Mayor Benoît Payan expresses his concern about the situation and the lack of responses from the authorities. #Marseille #ViolencesUrbaines #Mobilisation (translated)

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed that the sale of cars with internal combustion engines, including diesels and gasoline, will be possible even after 2035 due to a new agreement with France, significantly changing the decarbonization policy of transport in the European Union. #dekarbonizacija #automobili #EU (translated)

Ilaria Salis expressed concerns for the people who were stopped and detained in connection with the events in Milan, indicating that it was unclear where they were located and that among them there were numerous minors with a migratory background. She added that any crimes should have been verified in the competent venues and that they should not have deprived young people of their fundamental rights. Salis recalled episodes of serious violence that occurred, in her opinion, in the recent history of the country during moments of great tension, expressing hope that her concerns were unfounded. She accused the right of authoritarianism and being driven by vengeance, classism, and racism, and argued that Italy should remain a law-based state, not a police state. She also reiterated that guarantees and fundamental rights should apply to everyone, especially in those moments. From Strasbourg, she reported that she was trying to contact the competent authorities to better understand the situation and contribute to a peaceful solution. Finally, she thanked the self-organized legal team that was assisting the people involved. #DirittiUmani #Solidarietà #GiustiziaSociale (translated)

The author wrote that employees would leave BMW and switch to the tank industry. Severance payments of up to 600,000 euros made leaving the struggling car manufacturer attractive according to his account. https://t.co/GRoiUagPJz #BMW #Panzerindustrie #Stellenabbau #DE (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa wrote that Francesco Lollobrigida had defined the demonstrations as legitimate, but the blocking of roads as a crime. He also recalled that, according to him, the minister had stopped a train to continue to Caivano in a blue car. https://t.co/cZTzChCuiS #Manifestazione #Caivano #Politica (translated)

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described the incident in which independent MP Helen Haines was struck by a man in a car and seriously injured as a "deliberate attack" and not an accident, while an anti-terror unit has launched an investigation. #Australien #HelenHaines #Terrorismus (translated)

Australian representative Helen Haines is in critical condition after being deliberately hit by a car in front of her office, and the attack is being investigated as terrorism, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese highlighting increased tensions in the political environment. #napad #političkonavija #protuterorizam (translated)