An emergency warning app used in Ukraine and Russia has been hacked, according to the Ukrainian Air Force. The air force said the air-raid warning app was hacked, the liveblog reported.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has tied any halt to Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities to deliveries of US missiles, according to the liveblog. No further details of the condition were given.

A report said the United States is pressing for a resumption of Russian gas exports to Europe.

Steinmeier said after meeting Xi in Beijing that Xi gave no indication that a Ukraine summit involving the US, Russia and China was being prepared. Steinmeier said Xi stressed that the conflict is European and that Europeans must be at the table. When Steinmeier raised a possible Ukraine summit, he said he could see irritation on Xi's face. The remarks come amid reports of a possible three-way meeting on the margins of the APEC conference in mid-November. Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed such a meeting to discuss nuclear disarmament, and US President Donald Trump said he was open to it and would also raise "the Ukraine" on such an occasion.

Moscow reported a drone attack on industrial enterprises. Ukrainian media reported an attack on the Kstovo oil refinery, describing it as one of Russia's largest refineries producing fuels and lubricants. Ukraine also said a Russian factory producing rocket fuel in southern Russia was damaged in an operation involving drones and Ukrainian Neptune missile systems. The facility is important for Russia's war effort because it makes fuel for military rockets, according to the report.

Zelensky said Russian attacks had caused massive power outages. In the Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions, electricity supply was cut to about 280,000 households. Zelensky described the situation as difficult and said the world sees Russia deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure every day. He said that anyone who wants to prevent Russian escalation from spreading further into Europe must help Ukraine.

Zelensky thanked Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan for support in the energy sector. Erdogan called attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea unacceptable regardless of who carried them out, and said he and Zelensky had discussed shipping security in the Black Sea. He said he would continue talks on the issue with all sides.

Ukraine brought nearly 200 civilians to safety from the Kherson region, the liveblog reported, while the summary cited 167 evacuees. Refugees from Oleshky arrived in Ukraine, and Belarus reported that refugees from Oleshky had arrived there. Russia said Oleshky refugees were flown out toward Ukraine. There were no concrete figures for the previous day's evacuation from Oleshky; more than 200 people reportedly left the town for Ukraine, while dozens chose to leave for Russian-controlled areas. People had the choice to leave or stay in the town, according to Russian and Ukrainian accounts. Dozens of refugees were temporarily housed in Simferopol on the Russian-annexed Crimean peninsula before continuing their journey. More than 1,000 people could still be living in the town, which is cut off from the outside world.

Sources: FAZ.