The French government attributed cyberattacks that disrupted refrigeration systems at roughly 700 retail locations last month to an Iranian military hacking unit. The Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs stated on Monday that the attacks, which occurred on Oct.

11–12, caused food losses and at least 15 fires.

The Financial Times reported, citing a source, that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump daily to urge the resumption of military operations against Iran. The newspaper’s source stated that individuals inside or outside the White House who oppose war are attempting to counter these efforts, while regional leaders advise Trump to avoid escalation and prioritize negotiations.

The report noted that the United States and Israel launched a war against Iran on February 28.

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.