The White House said on Oct 23 that first lady Melania Trump, acting as 'Exclusive Intermediary,' worked directly with Russian and Ukrainian leadership to secure a temporary halt to military action in Oleshky, a Russian-occupied city in the Kherson region, to allow aid deliveries, demining and the evacuation of civilians through a designated safe passage, with residents able to choose whether to go to Russia or Ukraine. The White House estimates 1,700 to 2,000 residents remain, including about 50 children, out of a prewar population of about 24,000 (White House, Euronews). Ukrainian ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets told AP the ceasefire begins Tuesday at 4 a.m. Moscow time, will last several days and will proceed in three phases — demining, aid delivery and evacuation — calling the operation 'extremely challenging to implement'; it covers the Kherson region and neighboring areas needed for the operation. Gen. Valery Gerasimov said Russian forces 'will cease fire on the Kherson axis,' and Russia's ombudswoman confirmed the deal and pledged safe passage for those who want to leave (PBS NewsHour/AP). Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov credited the first lady's 'significant contribution,' and Ukrainian lawmaker David Arakhamia thanked her and Pope Leo XIV (Philadelphia Inquirer/The New York Times). The White House, Euronews and The New York Times put the start on Thursday, Oct 29, which conflicts with the Ukrainian account.

• Indicators to watch · Which start date holds (Oct 27 or Oct 29), demining and the first aid convoys, the number and destination of evacuees, reports of shelling or drone strikes on the Kherson axis, whether Ukraine's Starlink speed cap is lifted

• B2Energy and chip names buck a broad selloffThe AP said Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Micron and Intel gained while American Express, Caterpillar, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup fell, and noted that the war with Iran has cut global oil supply and pushed up costs for gasoline, food and clothing (BNN Bloomberg/AP).

• B2Aramco evacuated its Dhahran headquarters on Oct 22; Libya trims output after a pipeline valve closureReuters said Saudi Aramco evacuated its Dhahran headquarters as fighting with the Houthis intensified, and that Libya's National Oil Corporation shut a pipeline valve, cutting output at the Hamada and Tahara fields. 'The market is concerned about these continued Iranian attacks,' said Andrew Lipow of Lipow Oil Associates (Baird Maritime/Reuters).
• B2Russian diesel cargo bound for New York sails under the Trump-Moscow arrangementReuters said a shipment of Russian diesel headed for New York has departed under the agreement between the Trump administration and Moscow; the vessel and volume were not identified (Baird Maritime/Reuters).
• C3Iranian state TV claims 'non-compliant' ships have stopped moving through HormuzCBS News said Iranian state TV claimed on Oct 23 that movement of 'non-compliant' vessels through the Strait of Hormuz had completely halted after attacks on ships and navigation systems. The claim comes from a party to the conflict and has not been independently verified (CBS News).

Watchlist next 12–48 hours and beyond

• Sat–Sun, Oct 24–25
  Whether the U.S. strikes Iran after Barrack's remark; Champi's track toward the Chinese coast and southern Japan and when Taiwan lifts its warnings
• Tue, Oct 27
  Israel's general election; the Oleshky ceasefire start according to Ukraine's ombudsman (the White House says Oct 29)
• Tue–Wed, Oct 27–28
  FOMC meeting and rate decision, plus any signal on December
• Next week
  Iranian President Pezeshkian's trip to Moscow and talks with Putin
• Through Sat, Oct 31
  North Korea's answer to Seoul's talks offer and any loudspeaker broadcasts, whether U.S. forces strike the Houthis in Yemen, and whether the PHP2Shell CVEs join CISA's KEV list
• Tue, Nov 3
  Midterm elections and the deadline for our call on U.S. strikes on Iranian territory

Edition archiveRSS

• Saturday, Oct 31 · Morning Edition · 05:42 ETAttacks on ships around Hormuz hit a wartime monthly high as Trump says the Iran war will be “wrapped up soon,” Binance finds more entry points behind its $6.3 billion theft, and Seoul weighs stretching its Cheonghae naval unit toward Oman
• Friday, Oct 30 · Evening Edition · 17:44 ETTankers keep getting hit around the Strait of Hormuz as Qatari mediators carry a U.S. letter into Tehran, a tech rout hands the S&P 500 its worst day since June, and the Secret Service joins the hunt for Binance's stolen $6.3 billion
• Friday, Oct 30 · Morning Edition · 05:40 ETA small boat attached explosives to a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, Binance was hit by a roughly $6.3 billion hack that blockchain analysts tie to North Korea, and AI-spending worries sent South Korea's KOSPI down 3.48%
• Thursday, Oct 29 · Evening Edition · 17:46 ETIran's Revolutionary Guards say three tankers hit mines on Hormuz's southern route and Houthi missiles are downed over Riyadh, as a Russian drone kills at least 14 at a Dnipro rail station and Florida discloses a student-aid breach that may affect 4.9 million people
• Thursday, Oct 29 · Morning Edition · 05:42 ETNorth Korea fires about 10 short-range ballistic missiles six days after Seoul offered military talks, as DHS says it is working to contain a leak of 40,000-plus employee records and Trump says Vance's Iran outreach was about medical aid, not peace talks
• Wednesday, Oct 28 · Evening Edition · 17:40 ETIran dismisses Qatar's draft deal as 'unacceptable ideas' amid reports that U.S. and Israeli officials expect a week of strikes after the midterms if talks fail, while a leak exposes more than 40,000 DHS employees and the Fed holds with two votes for a hike
• Wednesday, Oct 28 · Morning Edition · 05:36 ETThe U.S. has reportedly told Gulf allies to brace for a short, intense Iran campaign after the Nov 3 midterms as oil rebounds, while three South Korean financial firms, including crypto exchange Bithumb, disclose hacks
• Tuesday, Oct 27 · Evening Edition · 17:39 ETA cyberattack forces ambulance diversions at New Mexico's only Level 1 trauma center, the Houthis claim a missile hit on Saudi Arabia's largest refinery, and Iran threatens 'legal action' against every ship run by Sinokor, the biggest crude carrier through Hormuz
• Tuesday, Oct 27 · Morning Edition · 05:44 ETA local truce takes hold in occupied Oleshky even as Russian missiles hit Kyiv's Southern Bridge and a student dorm, the Houthis fire ballistic missiles at Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province hours after the Tehran talks, and CISA confirms PHP2Shell is under attack
• Monday, Oct 26 · Evening Edition · 17:45 ETIran and three Mecca pact powers agree to keep talking after a first four-way meeting in Tehran and oil eases, but the Saudi-led coalition widens strikes on Houthi missile sites and North Korea parks self-propelled guns in plain view of the South
• Monday, Oct 26 · Morning Edition · 05:47 ETMediators converge on Tehran and oil eases, but a Houthi missile again targets Riyadh and South Korea reports its first hacking-related customer data leak at an insurer
• Sunday, Oct 25 · Evening Edition · 17:44 ETTrump says it's decision time on Iran, 'finish it off' or make a deal, but rules out a strike Sunday, as the Houthis claim a ballistic-missile barrage on Riyadh's newly reopened airport and CENTCOM's commander says Hormuz shipping lanes are clear of mines
• Sunday, Oct 25 · Morning Edition · 05:50 ETTrump says a U.S. strike on Iran could come 'maybe tomorrow' while floating a 'big, beautiful agreement,' as Houthi missiles and drones fly at Riyadh and Khamis Mushait and Musk says SpaceX throttled Ukraine over 'offensive' Starlink use
• Saturday, Oct 24 · Evening Edition · 17:43 ETA U.S. intelligence memo warns Iranian plots against Americans abroad have reached 'advanced stages' as the State Department thins out Gulf embassies, Houthi ballistic missiles fly at Riyadh, Taif and Yanbu, and Ukraine says its Starlink speed caps are gone

CISA added CVE-2026-114625, a SQL injection flaw in Arista VeloCloud Orchestrator, and CVE-2026-110447, an OS command injection flaw in Collabora Online's built-in CODE server, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on Oct 23, each based on evidence of active exploitation (CISA). According to BleepingComputer, CVE-2026-110447 affects the Nextcloud app richdocumentscode before version 26.4.303 and lets attackers run OS commands through the proxy.php endpoint, with no authentication or user interaction, whenever the built-in server is stopped after a restart, upgrade or crash. A fix shipped on Sept 11, but the advisory and CVE were not published until Oct 14; attacks began in mid-September, and attackers planted PHP web shells and hunted for password databases, password manager files and cryptocurrency wallets (BleepingComputer). eSecurity Planet said exploitation has been seen since Sept 10 and advised admins to upgrade or remove the app — disabling it is not enough — and to hunt for unexpected PHP files in apps/richdocumentscode and review logs back to Sept 10 for suspicious proxy.php requests. Standalone Collabora Online servers, Docker and RPM/DEB installs and Nextcloud All-in-One deployments are not affected (BleepingComputer, eSecurity Planet). Some reports say ransomware operators also exploited the flaw, but that has not been independently confirmed (BleepingComputer).

• Indicators to watch · Federal remediation deadlines attached to the KEV listings, new indicators of compromise from Nextcloud or Collabora, national CERT alerts, reported VeloCloud Orchestrator compromises at managed service providers, whether the PHP2Shell CVEs (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) join the KEV list

Kim Hong-cheol, South Korea's deputy defense minister for policy, formally proposed on Oct 23 that the two Koreas' militaries hold talks to 'mutually verify the clear location of the ground Military Demarcation Line, restore military communication lines, and discuss measures to prevent accidental clashes in border areas,' adding that three-way talks including the U.N. Command are possible and that the schedule and venue could be arranged through Panmunjom (Korea Herald, NK News). Seoul made a similar proposal last November, which Pyongyang did not answer (Korea Herald). The Korea Herald said only about 200 of the original 1,292 MDL marker posts can still be identified, and that South Korea relies on U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency maps, the U.N. Command on 2016 coordinates and North Korea on its own markers. According to the Korea JoongAng Daily, military communication lines are currently down, and Lim Eul-chul of Kyungnam University said the North is unlikely to respond because it views finishing its border fortifications as the last step in its 'two hostile states' framework. The offer follows a Sept 21 mine blast inside the DMZ that wounded South Korean soldiers, repeated MDL crossings by North Korean troops that drew warning broadcasts and warning shots, and Kim Yo Jong's threat to restart propaganda loudspeakers (Korea Herald, Korea JoongAng Daily). We found no official North Korean response during the window.

• Indicators to watch · Any KCNA or Kim Yo Jong statement on the offer, whether the Panmunjom liaison channel answers, actual North Korean loudspeaker broadcasts and JCS confirmation, warning broadcasts and warning shots along the MDL

• —North Korean loudspeaker broadcastsNo notable developments confirmed. We found no JCS confirmation of North Korean loudspeaker broadcasts toward the South during the window.

U.S. Impact Assessment

• Energy & fuel costsReuters says Brent hit its highest since late April; the collected quotes are $111.66 (+2.76%) for Brent and $103.44 (+3.99%) for WTI. With a record number of ship attacks around Hormuz this month and a U.S. envoy openly floating a weekend strike, refiners, airlines, truckers and chemical makers should plan for elevated crude and diesel costs into November and be ready for a volatile open on Monday if the weekend brings military action.
• Cyber exposureThe KEV listings put the VeloCloud and Collabora flaws on a federal remediation clock, and contractors that share networks with agencies should match it. Organizations running Nextcloud's built-in CODE server app should upgrade to 26.4.303 or remove the app, then hunt for stray PHP files and suspicious proxy.php requests back to Sept 10, since patching alone will not remove web shells. The PwC and Quest incidents are a reminder to review what data training, lab and other hosted platforms hold and who can reach it.
• Shipping & Gulf infrastructureTwenty-eight attacks this month and 11 damaged supertankers will keep war-risk cover for Gulf calls expensive, and operators should expect more delays around Umm Al Quwain and Sharjah while the slick is cleaned up. Reuters' report that Iran has plans to cut Gulf undersea cables puts U.S. cloud, data center and telecom operators in the region on notice to check route diversity and failover.
• Rates & financingThe 10-year yield sits at 4.988% (+4bp), and economists see a December hike as close to certain even before oil's latest jump feeds into inflation. Borrowers planning to issue debt or refinance before year-end should build a December hike into their assumptions, and companies leaning on AI capex should expect investors to keep pressing on returns.

Intelligence gaps · unconfirmed

• Market data conflicts: The AP said Brent settled up 3.1% at $116.72 on Oct 23, Reuters (Baird Maritime) put it at $117.18 (+3.54%) and UPI at $116.46 (+2.9%, with an intraday high of $117.45), all well above the collected $111.66 (+2.76%), and we could not establish why; we used only the collected quotes. WTI was $103.22 (+3.77%) per Reuters and $103.12 (+3.7%) per UPI, close to the collected $103.44 (+3.99%). The AP called Brent's level the highest since June 2022, while Reuters and UPI said the highest since late April. The AP's 4.99% for the 10-year yield matches the collected 4.988%.
• UAE oil spill: Reuters put the slick at about 160 sq km and about 25 km off Umm Al Quwain, while The New Arab and SBS said 190 sq km and within about 6 km of shore. Reuters (Baird Maritime) said authorities had not identified the tanker, while CBS News and SBS said it was confirmed as the Gem No.2, so it is unclear who made the identification. BBC reports could not be opened.
• U.S.-Iran: AFP said Barrack spoke in a podcast interview with Mario Nawfal, while CBS News said he spoke to Israeli radio. Trump's 'I don't know anything about it' response was confirmed only in Mediaite's account. CNBC's report that investors increasingly expect U.S. strikes to resume within weeks and The Hill's oil story returned 403 errors, so we left them out. A Trump remark that 'we could take all of the oil' and Ambassador Mike Waltz's comment to the Financial Times that the war could last another year appeared only in CBS News' live blog.
• Oleshky: The White House, Euronews and The New York Times put the start on Thursday, Oct 29, while Ukraine's ombudsman told AP it begins Tuesday, Oct 27, at 4 a.m. Moscow time. BBC, CBC and Guardian reports could not be opened.
• Korean Peninsula: The Korea Herald and NK News said the Sept 21 mine blast wounded three soldiers, while the Korea JoongAng Daily said two. A Dong-A Ilbo exclusive that Seoul sent liaison officers last month to both the U.S.-led and the U.K.-France-led Hormuz coalitions could not be opened or confirmed elsewhere, so we left it out; a Newspim report that U.S. RC-135S Cobra Ball and RC-135V/W Rivet Joint aircraft landed at Osan was also unverified, and Yonhap's site was unreachable.
• Cyber: Quest has not said how many patients were affected. PwC did not confirm the volume of data Everest claims to have stolen, and an Oct 28 publication deadline attributed to Everest is unverified. We could not open the original k0t research or The Hacker News article, and Reuters' report on Iran's undersea-cable plans rests on anonymous officials and was not confirmed by other outlets.
• Starlink: UPI dated the start of the cap to Oct 13, while earlier reports said Oct 14. We found no follow-up to Secretary Rubio's promised 48-hour answer.
• Pending grading: 'cisa-kev-velocloud-114625-nov12' appears to have happened — CISA added CVE-2026-114625 to the KEV catalog on Oct 23. 'riyadh-airport-reopens-oct31' also appears to have happened — the AP reported that Saudia and Flynas flights took off and landed at King Khalid International Airport on Wednesday, Oct 21. 'witkoff-putin-russia-meeting-nov15' appears to have happened as well — APA (Azerbaijan) reported a three-hour-plus meeting at the Konstantinovsky Palace in St. Petersburg on Oct 21 — but we could not open Reuters or AP accounts. 'cisa-kev-sonicwall-cve-2026-102255-oct25' was not among the KEV additions on Oct 20 (six CVEs) or Oct 23 (two). For 'taiwan-champi-landfall-oct26,' Champi's center was about 100 km east of Yilan moving north-northeast at 8 p.m. Friday.
• Other: BBC reports that President Macron called a deadly shooting near Paris a 'racist terrorist attack' and that Israeli forces began demolishing buildings in Hebron after two soldiers were shot could not be opened. We could not find the Reuters exclusive on a Saudi missile plant expansion. Israel's Oct 27 election date was confirmed only through AFP.

Reuters, citing the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said October has seen 28 confirmed attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding waters, the most on record, bringing the total since the conflict began on Feb 28 to 113; 11 VLCCs were damaged in October alone. UKMTO had logged 135 incidents tied to the U.S.-Iran conflict as of Oct 16 and noted a sharp rise in attack damage this month (BOE Report/Reuters). UKMTO also said a tanker was hit by an unknown projectile at 1715 UTC on Oct 22 while sailing outbound about 7 nautical miles northeast of Limah, Oman, and was able to continue to its next port of call (Arab Times). The UAE's Ministry of Climate Change and Environment said on Oct 23 that oil from a tanker had washed ashore at Umm Al Quwain, north of Dubai, closed nearby beaches and began containment, and Sharjah restricted access to Al Hamriyah Beach; the oil was traced to the Panama-flagged tanker Gem No.2, which caught fire after being struck by an unidentified projectile off the UAE on Oct 9 (bdnews24/Reuters, The New Arab, SBS). Tom Barrack, the U.S. ambassador to Turkey, said in an interview, 'Could there be a strike this weekend? Absolutely,' while stressing that 'the consequence won't be regime change' and that President Trump remains open to talks (Arab News/AFP, Times of Israel). Asked about the remark after landing in Florida, Trump said, 'Well, if that's the case, I don't know anything about it' (Mediaite). Reuters said Brent climbed to its highest since late April and that Saudi Aramco evacuated its Dhahran headquarters on Oct 22 as fighting with the Houthis intensified (Baird Maritime/Reuters). As of collection, Brent is at $111.66 (+2.76%) and WTI at $103.44 (+3.99%).

• Indicators to watch · CENTCOM or Pentagon notices of operations against Iran and any White House deadline for talks, UKMTO advisories and the identities of damaged vessels, the spread of the Umm Al Quwain slick and coastal desalination operations, Gulf war-risk premiums

The AP said about three of every four stocks in the S&P 500 fell on Friday, Oct 23, as rising oil prices weighed on the market and investors fretted over AI valuations and high borrowing costs; energy names such as Chevron and ConocoPhillips gained, while American Express, Caterpillar, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup fell. Edward Jones senior global strategist Angelo Kourkafas said, 'Investors appear increasingly focused on the economics of AI, particularly the substantial upfront costs required to build AI infrastructure' (BNN Bloomberg/AP). In a Reuters poll taken Oct 16–20, 94 of 100 economists expected the Fed to hold its 3.75%–4.00% target range at the Oct 27–28 meeting and all 100 expected a hike in December, up from fewer than half in last month's poll (Kitco/Reuters). TD Securities also expects a hold next week followed by hikes in December and March, saying, 'Barring an unexpected shock, the December rate hike is all but locked in' (FXStreet). As of collection, the Dow is at 52,215.16 (-1.23%), the S&P 500 at 7,623.68 (-0.52%), the Nasdaq at 25,955.34 (-0.21%), the 10-year yield at 4.988% (+4bp) and the VIX at 19.45 (+2.21%).

• Indicators to watch · The Oct 28 FOMC statement and any signal on December, inflation expectations as oil climbs, AI capex guidance in next week's megacap earnings, the 10-year yield

• B1Gunmen kill seven at a church funeral in Jordan's KarakThree gunmen opened fire on a funeral procession at a Greek Orthodox church in Hammoud village in Karak governorate on Oct 23, killing seven and wounding 34. The interior minister blamed 'a group of extremists,' King Abdullah II vowed to 'strike with an iron fist,' and a manhunt is under way (PBS NewsHour/AP, CBS News).
• B2Iran's President Pezeshkian to meet Putin in Moscow next weekIranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Oct 23 that President Masoud Pezeshkian will travel to Moscow next week for talks with Vladimir Putin on political and economic cooperation and their comprehensive strategic partnership (CBS News, SBS).
• B2Kyiv says its Starlink speed cap is still in placeUPI said Ukrainian Defense Ministry officials reported on the morning of Oct 23 that Starlink terminals on drones are still throttled above 100 mph, with one saying, 'Overall, nothing has changed anywhere,' and another that there is 'currently no confirmation that these restrictions have been lifted.'

• A1Quest Diagnostics says an intruder accessed patient records through its Quanum ordering systemQuest said in an SEC 8-K filing that on Oct 21 it learned of unauthorized access to its Quanum LSM system, which clients use to order tests and look up results, and that it 'believes that an unauthorized party accessed certain patient records'; the incident has not materially disrupted operations (SEC). TechCrunch said Quest has not disclosed how many patients were affected.
• C2'k0t' campaign against Fortinet and Palo Alto edge devices exposes more than 70,000 credentialsGroup-IB and NyxLab said a threat actor called k0t targeted FortiGate, FortiWeb and GlobalProtect devices using a FortiWeb path traversal flaw (CVE-2025-64446), a PAN-OS authentication bypass (CVE-2026-0257) and brute-force logins, exposing more than 70,000 credentials and related records; the researchers said not every credential led to a confirmed compromise (Cyber Security News).
• B3Reuters: Iran has plans to hit Gulf undersea cables if the war resumesReuters, citing two senior Iranian security officials, reported that Tehran has detailed plans to target undersea communications cables in the Gulf and obstruct repairs if it is attacked again, and IRGC political deputy Yadollah Javani pointed to seven major internet cables under the Strait of Hormuz. The officials gave few operational details (Algemeiner/Reuters).

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  BNN Bloomberg (AP)Wall Street mostly loses ground under pressure from rising oil prices
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  UPIOil prices reach six-month high as tensions with Iran escalate
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  Baird Maritime (Reuters)Oil prices rise to highest since late April on Middle East fears
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  BOE Report (Reuters)Ship attacks in Strait of Hormuz hit record high in October
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  bdnews24 (Reuters)Oil spill off UAE coast prompts beach closures, cleanup effort
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  The New ArabUAE reports oil spill from tanker as ships attacked during war
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  SBSOil Slick Threatens Environmental Disaster After Tanker Attack in Strait of Hormuz
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  Arab TimesTanker Hit by Unknown Projectile in Strait of Hormuz Near Oman
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  Arab News (AFP)US could strike Iran this weekend, envoy says
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  Times of IsraelUS envoy: There 'absolutely' could be a US strike on Iran 'this weekend'
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  MediaiteTrump Confronted About Top Amb Saying 'Absolutely' Iran Strikes Possible This Weekend
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  CBS NewsIran War Updates: Trump envoy says war could last another year as oil prices continue rising
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  France 24 (AFP)European, Mideast foreign ministers hold talks in Istanbul
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  Gulf NewsEuropean and Middle Eastern Leaders Unite in Istanbul to Address Hormuz and Yemen Crises
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  Algemeiner (Reuters)Iran Has Detailed Plans to Hit Gulf Undersea Cables if War Resumes, Officials Say
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  The White HouseFirst Lady Melania Trump Secures Ceasefire Between Russia and Ukraine, Localized to Oleshky
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  PBS NewsHour (AP)Melania Trump helps secure a ceasefire deal in Russian-occupied Oleshky, the White House says
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  EuronewsMelania Trump secures ceasefire in Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky, White House says
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  Philadelphia Inquirer (The New York Times)Melania Trump says she brokered a ceasefire in a starving Ukrainian city
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  Korea HeraldS. Korea proposes military talks with N. Korea to ease tensions along border
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  Korea JoongAng DailySouth Korea proposes military talks with North Korea over disputed border line
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  NK NewsSeoul again proposes talks with North Korea on border lines amid rising tensions
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  CISACISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog (CVE-2026-114625)
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  CISACISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog (CVE-2026-110447)
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  BleepingComputerHackers exploit Collabora RCE flaw to backdoor Nextcloud servers
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  eSecurity PlanetHackers Use Critical Collabora Flaw to Compromise Nextcloud Servers
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  Global Banking & Finance Review (Reuters)PwC Confirms Cybersecurity Incident Involving Employee Data Records
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  Cyber Security NewsPwC Data Breach Claim - Everest Ransomware Group Claims to Have Stolen 590 GB of Data
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  TechCrunchLab testing giant Quest Diagnostics confirms patients' personal and health data was compromised during breach
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  SEC EDGARQuest Diagnostics Inc - Form 8-K
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  Cyber Security NewsHackers Are Breaking Into FortiGate, FortiWeb and Palo Alto GlobalProtect Systems to Steal Passwords
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  Taipei TimesTyphoon Champi shuts down Taiwan
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  Radio Taiwan InternationalTyphoon Champi: Northern and central Taiwan announce Saturday closures
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  PBS NewsHour (AP)Gunmen open fire at a church during a funeral in Jordan, killing 7 and wounding 34
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  CBS NewsAt least 7 killed in attack on Jordan church during funeral, authorities say
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  FXStreetFederal Reserve: October hold raises December hike odds - TD Securities
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  Kitco (Reuters)Fed to skip October but raise rates again in December, nearly all economists say
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  ClickOnDetroit (AP)Saudi capital's airport opens to limited traffic and other Mideast news
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  APAMeeting between Putin and Witkoff concludes in St. Petersburg
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  Yahoo News (UPI)Ukraine says Starlink connection speeds still being throttled
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  SBSIranian FM: President Pezeshkian to Visit Russia Next Week to Meet Putin
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