The destroyed Kakhovka Dam in October 2026. Trees and grass now cover the former reservoir as the Dnipro returns toward its historic channel. The dam was destroyed on June 6, 2023, while under Russian occupation, releasing the reservoir and causing catastrophic flooding across the lower Dnipro.
POLITICO’s latest poll suggests dramatic policy developments would move few Democratic or undecided voters toward Republicans in the midterms. Among undecided voters, only 10% said a $1-per-gallon drop in gas prices would make them more likely to vote Republican. Just 9% said the same if Trump announced the Iran war was over, while 12% would be more likely if inflation fell to its lowest level in ...
A large fire is still burning at the Samara oil pumping station in Russia. The facility has now been attacked three times in recent days.
Fire Point says FP-1 strike drones hit a third Yandex data center, this time in Vladimir, Russia. The facility was damaged and completely stopped operating. Widespread disruptions were subsequently reported across Yandex services, with most unavailable.
Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a series of Russian military sites across occupied Donetsk and Luhansk regions on October 10-11, according to the General Staff. A Russian repair unit was hit near Chystiakove, while logistics warehouses were struck near Makiivka and Horodyshche. Ukrainian forces also targeted concentrations of Russian personnel near Purdivka, Lysychansk and Irmino in Luhansk region...
Search and rescue operations have concluded at the site of Russia’s October 10 airstrike on a residential building in Zaporizhzhia. Twenty people were killed, including four children, while 17 others were injured, including three children.
Mike Pence, who served as Trump’s vice president from 2017 to 2021, sharply condemned his former boss’s decision to lift sanctions on Russian fuel. Pence said the move gives a lifeline to Putin’s war machine while Ukraine fights for survival. “Putin doesn’t want peace. Putin wants Ukraine,” he said, urging Trump to rescind the deal, impose harsh sanctions on countries purchasing Russian energy and...
Trump again criticized Zelensky while portraying Russia as eager for peace. He said Zelensky should hold elections and claimed the Ukrainian president could have ended the war or reached a deal “many times,” but “for some reason” refuses. Trump said Putin “would very much like to see a deal made.” He also praised Russia for releasing large volumes of oil onto the global market, calling it “good”.
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❗️Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick says bipartisan lawmakers will introduce legislation to block all purchases of Russian oil. The “Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act” will be pushed to a House vote through a discharge petition, which requires at least 218 signatures.
Ukrainian Defense Forces reportedly struck a Yandex data center in Vladimir, Russia. Yandex says operations at the facility have completely stopped. Disruptions spread across Yandex services and hundreds of third-party companies and municipal services using Yandex Cloud infrastructure.
Russia launched 116 drones at Ukraine overnight, including 95 jet-powered Shaheds, the Air Force says. As of 08:30, Ukrainian defenses had downed or suppressed 94 drones, including 74 jet-powered Shaheds. Ten drones struck seven locations, with debris reported at nine others.
Russian losses per 11/10/26 reported by the Ukrainian General Staff+1930 men+2 tanks+6 ACVs+39 artillery+4 MLRS+2 AD systems+1531 UAVs+7 GRCs
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