Vance says Iran must cut enrichment as Hormuz tanker attacks continue

Russia hit energy sites in Kyiv, Dnipro, Pryluky, Kremenchuk and Zaporizhzhia overnight, killing at least 24 nationwide, at least 13 of them, including four children, in Pryluky when an apartment block was destroyed. Zelensky called it a 'birthday gift' for Putin and said Russia plans to escalate; Ukraine's air force said it downed 44 missiles and 117 drones. Kyiv's right bank lost power. A naval drone set a Liberia-flagged tanker ablaze off Sochi; 23 Indian crew were rescued.

Darya Shipilova, 28, an anti-plague institute worker in Irkutsk, died last week, possibly of plague. Russia said her death poses no epidemic risk, but the WHO said what Russia had disclosed made the risk impossible to determine, and it sought details on a reported second lab worker with pneumonia. Washington formally pressed Moscow, though Trump said he didn't believe a bioweapon was involved; the CDC called the US risk extremely low.

Spain's two largest unions called a joint general strike for November 11 over housing and wages, their first together in 14 years, ahead of the November 29 snap election PM Sánchez called. Maricarmen Abascal, the 87-year-old whose eviction in Madrid set off the protests, died, the tenants' union said; Sánchez expressed condolences. The government approved new housing measures after parliament rejected earlier ones, and protesters kept their Madrid camp.

French school protests, in their third week over teacher shortages, overcrowding and a thin education budget, drew over 250,000 marchers on Tuesday, their biggest day of action. Police used tear gas and water cannon in Paris, Lyon and Marseille; hundreds were injured and nearly 500 people arrested. After a 15-year-old lost a hand in Lens, the government suspended police stun grenades. PM Lecornu was due to address the nation, and France summoned Iran's ambassador over alleged disinformation.

Yemen's government said its 'Dawn of Yemen' offensive had retaken the coast up to Mocha and the Kahboub highlands; the Saudi-led coalition said it hit 82 Houthi targets. Two Houthi missiles hit near Aden airport, one reportedly on the runway minutes before a Cairo flight was due to land. Houthi attacks on Abha and Riyadh airports killed three civilians, Saudi authorities said. Syria was weighing military aid for Saudi Arabia; Washington was reluctant to get more involved.

August Hanning, who led Germany's BND foreign intelligence service from 1998 to 2005, was arrested on suspicion of espionage and attempted treason, and a judge ordered the 80-year-old held in pre-trial detention. The federal prosecutor's office says he bought secret documents from a former colleague and used them to advise a foreign intelligence service. He was one of two men arrested on Tuesday.