Ukrainian forces reportedly attacked the DPR 18 times in the past day, firing 25 rounds of various ammunition types. These actions are reported to have killed one civilian and wounded four.

A senior UN official told the Security Council that the war in Ukraine is becoming "dangerous and unpredictable" as Russian Federation attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure continue. Many Security Council speakers condemned these attacks and warned against the "weaponization of winter" through strikes on Ukraine’s energy network.

Additionally, speakers expressed hope that United States-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi could yield humanitarian measures and revive peace efforts.

France has accused Iran of launching destructive cyberattacks against its critical infrastructure in October. The French National Cybersecurity Agency, ANSSI, reported that Iranian military hackers allegedly took over refrigeration controllers at approximately 700 retail sites, including supermarkets and butcher shops.

According to ANSSI, the actors turned up temperatures overnight, spoiling millions of dollars' worth of food.

French officials accused Iran’s Revolutionary Guards of directing cyberattacks on commercial refrigerators and freezers across France last month, stating that Iran would face consequences. A joint French report indicated the October 11 attacks affected 700 commercial sites and caused at least 15 fires.

Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said Iran’s ambassador had been summoned and threatened further EU sanctions, while prosecutors requested international arrest warrants for the alleged perpetrators.