Samir Mohtadi, a Melbourne man, has denied any links to Hamam al-Hammami, the co-pilot accused of attacking a flydubai flight. Mohtadi, who manages an Islamic community centre, described the allegations as false and emphasized his commitment to promoting peace. The investigation into the incident and the suspect's connections to Australia and New Zealand is ongoing.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for an investigation into the sources of the documentary NAZA, which alleges that the Israeli military used AI systems to kill civilians in Gaza. The film has sparked controversy, with Netanyahu demanding legal action against its creators, while the Israeli military has rejected the allegations. The documentary has received critical acclaim, including a special jury prize at the Venice International Film Festival.
European leaders from the U.K., Germany, and Poland have expressed their continued support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting Ukraine needs a new leader. The leaders emphasized solidarity with Ukraine and called for pressure on Russia to return to peace talks.
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) has voiced support for President Donald Trump's decision to allow Russia to sell diesel fuel to the U.S. and global markets, despite backlash from several Republican senators. Massie stated that he believes sanctions on petroleum products should be lifted, reflecting his previous stance against Russia sanctions.
US President Donald Trump is facing bipartisan criticism over plans to import diesel from Russia amid ongoing conflicts affecting global energy prices. The deal, which includes an initial shipment of 300,000 tonnes of diesel, has raised concerns about its legality and implications for US sanctions. While some lawmakers oppose the agreement, others support lifting sanctions on petroleum products. The average diesel price in the US remains high, contributing to political pressure ahead of the midterm elections.
US President Donald Trump is facing criticism for plans to import diesel from Russia amid ongoing conflicts affecting global energy prices. The deal, which includes an initial shipment of 300,000 tonnes of diesel, has drawn backlash from lawmakers who argue it violates US laws. Despite the criticism, some Republicans support lifting sanctions on Russian petroleum products, while international leaders have also expressed concerns about the implications of the agreement.
CCTV footage has captured the moment a Russian strike hit a grocery store on a residential street in Kharkiv, Ukraine. The event took place on October 11, 2026.
U.S. envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff proposed economic incentives to Russia during September negotiations aimed at securing a limited ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict. The proposals included releasing frozen Russian assets and selling a stake in Lukoil, with Ukraine seeking safeguards in return.
Donald Trump announced an 'energy ceasefire' between Russia and Ukraine, which Ukraine's President Zelensky expressed support for, while Russia has not commented. Zelensky accused Russia of continuing attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities after Trump's announcement. The situation is complicated by a recent diesel deal that has faced criticism from various political figures in the US and Europe.
Ukrainian officials reported that a power plant in Kharkiv was attacked by Russia following President Trump's announcement of an 'energy ceasefire' between the two nations. President Zelenskyy confirmed the attacks and expressed surprise at Trump's declaration, stating Ukraine was willing to accept the ceasefire if Russia agreed.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reacted to Donald Trump's announcement of an energy ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine. Further details about the ceasefire were not provided.
A group of Senators, including four Republicans and two Democrats, criticized President Trump's deal with Russia to supply 800,000 tons of diesel to the U.S. over the next two months. They argue that the deal violates a 2022 law prohibiting U.S. purchases of Russian oil and could provide financial support to Russia amid its ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
A projectile hit the passenger terminal at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport on Sunday, following a missile strike that killed 12 people the previous day. The Houthis claimed responsibility for both attacks, which have raised concerns about escalating conflict and potential U.S. military involvement. The situation has implications for global oil supplies and regional security, as Saudi Arabia seeks to bolster its defenses amid ongoing hostilities.
Russia conducted a strike on a thermal power plant in Kharkiv, Ukraine, following President Trump's claim of an 'energy ceasefire' between the two nations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the attack, which resulted in the plant being set on fire.
Senator Thom Tillis has questioned the legality of President Trump's decision to ease sanctions on Russian diesel in a bid to lower fuel prices. During an NBC interview, Tillis expressed concerns that the move could violate congressional law and indicated that his support for Trump's legislative priorities would depend on a reversal of this decision. A bipartisan group of senators, including Tillis, has issued a letter opposing the sanctions relief, emphasizing the need to support Ukraine amid its conflict with Russia.
Six bipartisan senators have urged President Trump to reverse his decision to purchase diesel from Russia, citing concerns over financial support for Putin amid ongoing military actions in Ukraine. The senators argue that the administration failed to consult Congress and that the deal contradicts existing laws banning Russian energy imports. Trump announced the deal, which includes significant diesel shipments from Russia, as a measure to lower fuel prices.
Analysts predict that Donald Trump's deal with Vladimir Putin to lift sanctions on US imports of Russian diesel will have minimal impact on diesel prices in the US. They note that the shipping timeline and the scale of the deal are insufficient to affect the market significantly.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reported ongoing Russian attacks on energy sites despite a ceasefire deal announced by US President Donald Trump. Trump claimed an 'energy ceasefire' agreement had been reached, but Zelenskyy denied knowledge of it, citing continued strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure. The situation remains tense, with Zelenskyy emphasizing the need for mutual compliance for any ceasefire to be effective.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that elections will be organized if Russian President Vladimir Putin agrees to a 60-day ceasefire. Zelensky emphasized the challenges of holding elections during the ongoing war and responded to President Donald Trump's calls for new leadership in Ukraine, highlighting the difficulty of holding Putin accountable.
Yandex has halted operations at a data centre near Moscow due to damage from a Ukrainian drone strike, the third such attack this week. The company reported no injuries but indicated that some services were affected. The ongoing conflict has seen both Russia and Ukraine increase attacks on infrastructure, with Ukraine targeting sites that support Moscow's military efforts.
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