Russian aviation agency: Dagestan airport closed until November 6.

RBNZ: Signs of household stress remain muted.

Market News: Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers (UAW) will provide minimum wage workers with a raise of up to 88%.

According to the British Telegraph: British Prime Minister Sunak will increase spending on artificial intelligence chips to 400 million pounds.

[Israeli flight arrives in Russia, people storm the airport] According to Russian news today, Russian Dagestanis stormed the airport in Makhachkala, the capital of the region, and a flight from Tel Aviv arrived. Angry crowds were looking for the Israelis. The airport had to be closed due to rioting. Subsequently, local security forces cleared Makhachkala airport of all "unauthorized citizens."

According to news released by the Israel Defense Forces on the evening of October 29, local time, air defense sirens sounded in many areas including Shlomi in the Lebanese-Israeli border area and Nirim around the Gaza Strip.

According to Indian media reports, a passenger train derailed in Andhra Pradesh, India. There is currently no information on casualties.

U.S. National Hurricane Center: The tropical depression is likely to strengthen as it approaches Central America, and heavy rainfall is expected to become a major threat.

US House of Representatives Speaker Johnson: The House of Representatives is expected to pass an aid bill to Israel this week.

Market news: The G7 will agree on a code of conduct for companies using artificial intelligence on Monday.

British Prime Minister Sunak and French President Macron expressed their common concerns about the escalating risks in the Middle East, especially in the West Bank.

British Prime Minister Sunak and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed the importance of transferring emergency humanitarian support to the Gaza Strip during the phone call.

Medvedev, Vice Chairman of the Russian Federal Security Council: Energy cooperation between Europe and Russia has been damaged or stagnated for a long time, and the EU is facing a difficult period. The EU is no longer able to act independently, not only on the international stage but even within Europe itself.

Egyptian Cabinet: Egypt’s natural gas imports have dropped to zero.

South African power utility Eskom: Will resume power cuts to replenish energy reserves.

According to the Palestinian Al-Quds newspaper: This round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict has resulted in the death of 8,005 people in the area, including 3,342 children, 2,062 women and 460 elderly people.

Israel said that multiple missiles were launched in the direction of Lebanon and that Israel fired at the launch site.

Israeli military officer: Israel will significantly increase the amount of aid allowed into Gaza.

According to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, on the 29th local time, Israel continued to carry out air strikes near the Holy City Hospital in the Gaza Strip.

Hezbollah said it attacked Israeli soldiers near the Lebanese border.