Estonia’s interior minister said Russian aggression in Europe should be treated as state-supported terrorism, not merely “hybrid” attacks. European authorities are investigating recent cyber incidents, including hacks of supermarket refrigerated cabinets, amid a spate of sabotage, arson and other disruptive acts that are believed to be linked to Russia. The minister warned these actions, while short of outright military conflict, are ongoing and constitute direct attacks on critical infrastructu

A Seminole County memory card containing previously unuploaded ballots was found and, once counted, put Republican incumbent Gerald Greene ahead in Georgia’s 154th state House district. The contest is one of four unresolved races and leaves control of the chamber undecided: Democrats have 90 confirmed seats, Republicans 86, and 91 are required for a majority.

Iran's foreign ministry reiterated opposition to violations of Yemen's sovereignty and territorial integrity and strongly condemned airstrikes on civilian infrastructure, citing a Nov. 6 strike on the Hadarah public market in Waziya, Taiz province that it said killed 33 civilians, including 13 children, and wounded dozens. The ministry said ongoing violations and an economic and aerial blockade breach international law, and called for an immediate halt to military operations, full lifting of the blockade and negotiations based on a previously agreed roadmap to end the Saudi–Yemen conflict.