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Happy National Day to Spain and the Spanish people! πΊπ¦πͺπΈ
Ukraine is grateful for Spain’s steadfast friendship and solidarity. We look forward to further strengthening the ties between our countries and working together for a peaceful, secure and prosperous Europe. https://t.co/qMpr0HT21g
“If he dies tomorrow…with global conflict the way it is and an authoritarian axis deepening, I don’t really see the next regime in Russia suddenly deciding ‘we’re going to liberalise.’”
Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter who was wrongly imprisoned by Russia for 16 months under false espionage charges, says a reformed Russia isn’t an impossibility, but isn’t likely in the near future.
Evan Gershkovich was speaking to Hugo Rifkind on Times Radio. Listen live every Monday-Thursday, 6-10am.
All the news you need to start your day from "Good Morning America.”
Giant pumpkin growers and their massive gourds will converge on Monday in Northern California for an annual pumpkin-weighing contest, competing for the top prize and a chance to challenge the world record set just last week in England. https://t.co/rF1vTf9TuS
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russia hit a power plant in Ukraine "immediately after" US President Donald Trump announced what he called an energy ceasefire.
Zelensky said Ukraine is willing to back an energy truce if Moscow does as well, adding that it could "become a major step toward ending the war."
So far, the Kremlin has not commented on the idea, which could see both sides pausing attacks on each other's energy facilities.
Trump has been urging Ukraine to stop strikes on Russian oil infrastructure so Moscow can fulfil a recently struck deal to release diesel to the US and the global market.
The agreement, which the US president said would lower fuel prices, has angered members of his own party, who joined with Democrats in claiming that it was a ‘financial lifeline’ to a murderous regime and a violation of US law. https://t.co/1zeX82j6aZ https://t.co/8cdsI0Vi1H
The primary cause of rising energy costs is the president’s war against Iran, not Ukraine. American voters will punish him
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Main topic covered today:
SNEAK PEAK INTO EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ALEXUS GRYNKEWICH
The Warsaw Security Forum kicks off today, bringing together political leaders, military commanders, and security experts from around the world. Among the high-profile guests is NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, General Alexus Grynkewich. Our very own Adam Jasser and Zuzanna Jurek spoke to the general ahead of the event.
EU TO APPROVE LARGEST PACKAGE OF SANCTIONS AGAINTS RUSSIA
EU Foreign Ministers have gathered in Luxembourg to formally approve the largest package of sanctions against Russia since the start of the war in Ukraine. This comes amid an unsettling rise in hybrid attacks.
RUSSIA–UKRAINE WAR
U.S. President Donald Trump claims that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an "energy ceasefire" effective immediately but provided no details. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv would support the ceasefire if Moscow did but later accused Russia of striking Ukrainian energy facilities, including a strike on a joint heating and power plant in Kharkiv that took place after Trump's ceasefire announcement.
Host: Sally JastrzΔbska
BREAKING: The diesel fuel Russia is now exporting to the United States at U.S. President Trump’s request may have originated in Iran, as Russian oil refineries are largely unable to produce diesel because of Ukrainian attacks.
Russia has been importing most of the diesel it needs from Iran. In September, thousands of Iranian tanker trucks were spotted in various regions of Russia, including Ryazan, carrying Iranian diesel.
Russia may be buying Iranian diesel and reselling it to the United States. If so, Trump’s attempt to lower U.S. energy prices and deceive American voters is putting money into the hands of Russia and Iran’s Islamic regime.
— Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch (@BabakTaghvaee1) October 11, 2026
The European Union imposed sanctions on almost 1,600 Russian people and companies linked to Russia’s arms industry, notably targeting those suspected of involvement in making parts for drones and missiles. https://t.co/t65FGDxPMS
Scott Lucas with Poland's TVP World
#DonaldTrump deal with #VladimirPutin to buy #Russia diesel fuel, undermining #Ukraine resistance against the #Kremlin ’s 55 1/2-month full-scale invasion
"This is not about getting stability with Russia. The Trump camp’s approach is to make profits off of Russia…and he is looking to sell out Ukraine to do so"
Recorded October 11, 2026
Full analysis: https://eaworldview.com/2026/10/ukrai...
π¨ BREAKING: πΈπ¦π·πΊ SAUDI ARABIA WARNS PUTIN: "WE WILL CRUSH YOUR WAR BUDGET !"
Saudi Crown Prince MBS lays down an absolute ultimatum to Vladimir Putin: stop supplying weapon networks to regional militants or face an immediate oil flood that will sink Russian crude prices to zero!
π₯ Putin refuses to back down, setting the stage for the most dangerous energy market crash in history!
"Proxy weapons vs crude oil taps — The ultimate Saudi-Russia showdown has begun!" π£⚡️
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BREAKING: Ukrainians believe that the Russian government might have offered to carry out another interference operation, similar to the one during the 2016 United States elections, to help Trump secure a victory in the 2026 midterm elections. Russia’s 2016 influence operation helped Trump win the presidency.
— Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch (@BabakTaghvaee1) October 12, 2026
Nato is preparing for a new era of warfare, combining cheaper weapons deployed at scale with tougher air defences, one of its most senior commanders has told the BBC's The Security Brief.
Air Chief Marshal Sir Johnny Stringer said NATO was drawing lessons from Ukraine, combining its sophisticated, expensive weapons with cheaper systems that can be deployed in far greater numbers.
This is The Security Brief, with Christian Fraser and Mikey Kay.
