Saudi-led coalition spokesman Brig. Gen. Turki al-Maliki said shortly after 4 a.m. Saturday, Oct 24, that 'air defenses intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched by the terrorist Houthi militia towards Riyadh,' and the coalition said it also downed a drone over the Eastern Province and, around noon, two ballistic missiles fired toward Taif and Yanbu (Arab News, Reuters). Civil Defense alerts for Taif, Yanbu, Makkah and Jeddah were lifted about 10 minutes later (Reuters). Per Reuters, the Houthis claimed Oct 22 attacks on the Saudi defense ministry in Riyadh, Aramco facilities in Yanbu and King Fahd International Airport in Dammam; Saudi authorities confirmed two deaths at Dammam but not the Riyadh and Yanbu strikes, and Aramco evacuated headquarters staff in Dhahran on Oct 23. On Saturday evening, King Khalid International Airport said it would reopen Terminal 1 for domestic flights and Terminal 2 for international flights by national carriers on Sunday, about two weeks after an Oct 10 Houthi missile strike killed 13 people and wounded more than 300, and told passengers to check with their airlines before heading out (Arab News). Semafor reported Oct 20 that the airport had reopened but most scheduled flights were canceled, that a NOTAM requires prior permission for every flight, and that Lufthansa has suspended service until Nov. 18. Gulf News said Etihad has canceled Abu Dhabi–Dammam and Riyadh flights through Nov. 5 and flydubai its Riyadh, Dammam and Abha flights through Oct 29.

• Indicators to watch · Whether Saudia, flynas and other national carriers actually operate at Riyadh on Sunday; statements from GACA or the Saudi Press Agency; further Houthi fire at Riyadh and western cities; extensions of Gulf carriers' Saudi cancellations

• B2Netanyahu says Israel may face banking sanctions and has ordered a blockchain-based fallback planIn a Channel 10 interview days before Israel's Oct. 27 election, Netanyahu said there could be banking sanctions, that Israel must prepare an alternative economic system, and that he had asked for a blockchain plan; he also suggested an end to U.S. military aid is only a matter of time. The head of an Israeli crypto industry group noted that public blockchains are traceable and are 'not a haven for hiding money' (Jerusalem Post, Decrypt).
• B2Japan begins reviewing the subsidies that hold gasoline near 170 yen a literPrime Minister Takaichi told industry minister Akazawa on Oct 24 to review the program, saying, 'We will consider this matter flexibly, including the amount of subsidies and an exit from the assistance program.' The aid has cost about 1.2 trillion yen since it resumed in March, with 560 billion yen left at the end of September (The Japan Times).

• C2Quest Diagnostics says some patient data was likely accessed in its Quanum Lab Services Manager systemQuest paused access to the system doctors use to order tests and view results, said it is working with law enforcement, and said the incident did not involve the recent PHP vulnerabilities. No group had claimed responsibility as of the report (The Record).
• C2Johns Hopkins Bayview notifies 3,182 patients after a worker uploaded their data to an unapproved AI toolThe hospital said a staff member uploaded a spreadsheet with names, admission dates, medical record numbers, medications and provider names to an outside AI platform on Sept. 21; Social Security numbers and financial details were not included. The hospital asked the AI vendor to delete the data and is offering 12 months of credit monitoring (WMAR).
• B2Japan's Takaichi calls cyber incidents a 'serious crisis' as LDP proposes a new response headquartersAfter unauthorized-access incidents at multiple Japanese companies, Prime Minister Takaichi pledged action on Oct 23, and the ruling party's cybersecurity strategy panel proposed a response headquarters under the prime minister's office, more awareness among listed-company executives and training for cyber professionals (Bernama/Kyodo).

Intelligence gaps · unconfirmed

• Price conflict: Some reports and a strait-monitoring site put Brent's Friday settlement at $116–117, while the collected quote is $111.70 (+2.80%); HELIOS could not resolve the gap and used only collected figures.
• DNI memo: HELIOS did not see the memo itself and relied on NBC News and Al Jazeera; the Oct 23 date comes from press accounts, and Axios and Washington Post coverage could not be opened. NBC lists staff cuts in Lebanon, the UAE, Qatar and Jordan, while Al Jazeera adds Bahrain and Kuwait.
• Riyadh airport: Semafor reported on Oct 20 that the airport had reopened with most scheduled flights canceled, while Arab News said Oct 24 that it had been closed for about two weeks and would reopen Terminals 1 and 2 on Sunday, so it is unclear whether any scheduled flights operated in between. HELIOS did not find the GACA or Saudi Press Agency statement or confirm who issued the announcement. SBS, citing the Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV, reported coalition airstrikes on Sanaa that killed at least four; Reuters did not report this and it was left out of the main text.
• Kim Jong Un: SBS quotes lawmaker Youn Kun-young as saying the Li Qiang plan changed, while AFP quotes him as saying Kim was 'understood' to have met Li. SBS and earlier reports said Kim crossed the bridge by special train, but Financial News said he rode the train to Sinuiju and crossed the vehicle-only bridge by car. No KCNA report on the trip was found as of collection.
• Ukraine: The Omsk strike rests on the governor's statement and monitoring-channel footage; HELIOS found no General Staff confirmation. On who ordered the Starlink cap, there are only Zelenskyy's ('a message from the American government'), Musk's ('owned and controlled by the US government') and NBC's (citing Reuters, the White House) accounts; the White House has not confirmed.
• Hormuz and the UAE: The Gem No.2 was identified by a private risk firm, not the UAE government, and the 160-square-kilometer slick is a researcher's estimate. The IRGC still has not named or located the two tankers it says hit mines. Cumulative UKMTO incident counts cited by some outlets were not used because HELIOS could not check them against UKMTO's own products. Japan's subsidy review is confirmed by The Japan Times only.
• Other: CBS's headline says more than 1,000 were arrested in France, while its text and France 24 quote the interior minister's 'nearly 1,000.' WLTX dates the discovery of the Columbia breach to Oct 20 and WIS to Tuesday, Oct 21; HELIOS could not confirm whether Quest restored its system by Friday as promised. The Reuters Fed poll was published Oct 20.
• Pending grades: 'ukraine-starlink-speed-cap-lifted-nov6' appears to have happened, since Ukraine's Defense Ministry said Oct 24 that links are stable at speeds above 400 kph. 'cisa-kev-velocloud-114625-nov12' appears to have happened, since CISA announced on Oct 23 that it added CVE-2026-114625 to the KEV catalog. For 'cisa-kev-sonicwall-cve-2026-102255-oct25', the only Oct 23 addition was the VeloCloud flaw and no Oct 24 addition was found. For 'ukraine-strike-russian-refinery-oct31', the Oct 24 targets were rubber, petrochemical and electronics plants rather than refineries, and a Moscow Times report on an Oct 15 fire at the Ryazan refinery was not opened.

The UAE's Ministry of Climate Change and Environment said Oct 23 that 'all beaches and coastal areas in Umm Al Quwain have been temporarily closed until technical teams complete their assessments' after oil from a tanker reached the shoreline, and Sharjah closed Al Hamriyah Beach as a precaution. The ministry said odors reported in Sharjah, Ajman and Umm Al Quwain posed no health risk, imposed fishing restrictions and began cleanup (Anadolu, Arab News/Reuters). The government did not name the vessel, but Martin Kelly, CEO of Orbital Risk Intelligence, identified it as the Gem No.2, which was struck by an unidentified projectile on Oct 9, and a Conflict and Environment Observatory researcher put the slick at about 160 square kilometers (Arab News/Reuters). Gulf News said closures and cleanup were still under way on Oct 24. UKMTO reported that a tanker caught fire after a projectile hit it about 11 nautical miles west of Bukha, Oman, at 0145 UTC on Oct 21, and that another was struck about 30 nautical miles southeast of Al Faw, Iraq, at 1830 UTC on Oct 20 (gCaptain). HELIOS still found no vessel names or independent confirmation for the IRGC's Oct 23 claim that two supertankers hit mines. In Japan, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Oct 24 told industry minister Ryosei Akazawa to review subsidies that have held gasoline near 170 yen a liter (The Japan Times). At Friday's close, Brent was $111.70 (+2.80%) and WTI $103.27 (+3.82%).

• Indicators to watch · UKMTO advisories and vessel identities; whether the Gem No.2's leak is stopped or the ship is towed; spread of the slick toward ports and desalination intakes in Sharjah and Ajman; Gulf war-risk premiums; fuel-price relief decisions in Japan and other importers

Kim Jong Un crossed into Dandong in China's Liaoning province via the New Yalu River Bridge on Saturday, Oct 24, where Wang Huning, chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the fourth-ranking member of China's leadership, received him and accompanied him to the Memorial Hall of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea and a local auto factory (SBS, Financial News). Xinhua said Wang conveyed Xi Jinping's 'cordial greetings and best wishes,' called the visit significant for 'consolidating public goodwill towards the friendship (and) deepening political mutual trust and jointly pursuing cooperation and development,' and saw Kim off at the bridge (Dawn/AFP, Taipei Times/AFP). SBS said Kim told his hosts he came 'to pay tribute to the martyrs of the Chinese People's Volunteers' and was 'grateful for China's long-standing support and assistance,' and AFP said Foreign Minister Wang Yi also took part. There was no meeting with Xi, and Kim returned home the same day (Financial News, Dawn/AFP). SBS said an earlier South Korean account that Premier Li Qiang met Kim was walked back by Democratic Party lawmaker Youn Kun-young, who said the plan had changed. The trip came a day before the 76th anniversary of China's entry into the Korean War, and Financial News said Xi is focused on the Oct. 26–29 party plenum. Yang Moo-jin, former president of the University of North Korean Studies in Seoul, said Kim may have pressed Beijing to move faster on earlier commitments and coordinated on possible talks with President Trump (Dawn/AFP).

• Indicators to watch · KCNA coverage of the trip and Kim's remarks; Oct. 25 anniversary events; the outcome of the Oct. 26–29 plenum; the start of cargo traffic on the New Yalu River Bridge; any signals of U.S.-North Korea contact around the Nov. 18–19 APEC summit in Shenzhen

• B2China's Communist Party plenum opens in Beijing Oct. 26–29Financial News said Xi Jinping was focused on the Oct. 26–29 plenum at the time of Kim's Dandong trip. Watch for foreign-policy and economic signals from the meeting and any follow-up China–North Korea exchanges.

U.S. Impact Assessment

• Energy and fuel pricesBrent ended the week at $111.70 (+2.80%) and WTI at $103.27 (+3.82%) in the collected data. With tankers still being hit in the Gulf, oil washing up on the UAE coast and a fresh U.S. intelligence warning on Iran, refiners, airlines and fleet operators should plan for sharp moves when trading resumes Sunday evening and keep an eye on war-risk premiums. Japan's move toward an exit from fuel subsidies could also shift demand and pricing among Asian importers.
• Protecting staff in the GulfThe DNI memo, embassy drawdowns across the region and continued Houthi missile fire at Saudi cities point to a higher threat to Americans in the Middle East. Companies with employees in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar or Jordan should refresh shelter, travel and evacuation plans, and expect flight disruptions to Saudi Arabia to outlast the Riyadh terminal reopening.
• Reliance on commercial satellite linksThe Starlink episode shows that service on commercial satellite networks used for military and critical operations can change abruptly, and both Kyiv and Musk say the decision came from the U.S. government. Defense contractors and operators that depend on commercial satellite connectivity in contested areas should build in fallback links and contract terms that address government-directed service changes.
• AI tools and municipal ransomwareThe Johns Hopkins Bayview case shows a data exposure needs no hacker when staff paste records into unapproved AI tools; organizations should enforce approved-tool lists, upload controls and logging. Columbia's outage is a reminder for local governments and their vendors to keep offline fallbacks for resident services and tested restoration plans.

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 ET · CurrentA 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

Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton warned Secretary of State Marco Rubio in a memo that 'the lethal plotting efforts by the Iranians against U.S. citizens have reached advanced stages,' NBC News reported; Al Jazeera said the memo describes Iran as having 'substantially increased efforts to target US personnel.' According to NBC, the State Department has reduced staff in Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Jordan, while the embassy in Saudi Arabia is on ordered departure with emergency staff only. Al Jazeera said posts in Bahrain and Kuwait have also quietly cut staff, and that the Pentagon has confirmed 21 U.S. service members killed since the war began Feb. 28. President Trump said Friday, Oct 23, that the U.S. 'may do another little Epic Fury,' and NBC said he pointed to nuclear facilities and strategic islands as possible targets. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said, 'We don't care about U.S. midterm elections. We care about our national interests,' and Al Jazeera reported that Iran had not responded to the memo.

• Indicators to watch · Further embassy drawdowns or travel-advisory upgrades; CENTCOM or Pentagon announcements on Iran; concrete IRGC moves against U.S. bases in the Gulf; any reported incident targeting U.S. diplomats or facilities abroad

Ukraine's Defense Ministry said on Telegram on Saturday, Oct 24, that 'connectivity remains stable at speeds exceeding 400 km per hour' (NBC News), and President Zelenskyy said in a video address that 'Starlink and Starshield have resumed operations at their pre-restriction speeds' (The Guardian). The 160 kph cap imposed 10 days earlier had hampered Ukraine's ability to intercept Russian drones and forced it to cancel some strike missions (The Guardian, NBC News). Zelenskyy called it 'a message from [the] American government to limit the speed… And technically, SpaceX did it,' while Elon Musk wrote that Starshield systems are 'owned and controlled by the US government'; NBC, citing Reuters, said the throttling order came from inside the White House. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Oct 23 that the talks 'scheduled for the first half of November in Abu Dhabi will be held in a trilateral format' (TASS, Al Jazeera). On Oct 24, Ukraine's General Staff said it struck the Togliattikauchuk synthetic-rubber plant in Russia's Samara region and the Proton electronics plant in Oryol; Togliatti's mayor said several industrial facilities were damaged with no casualties (Reuters). In Omsk, roughly 2,400 km from Ukraine, the regional governor said 'enemy UAVs have reached the northern industrial hub,' and the Ukrainian outlet Militarnyi reported fires at the Omsky Kauchuk rubber plant and an Ozon logistics center. Oryol's governor said a Ukrainian missile strike killed three people on Oct 23, and the Kyiv Independent counted four killed and 78 injured across Ukraine from Russian attacks over the past day.

• Indicators to watch · A date and named delegations for Abu Dhabi; the Oleshky truce taking effect early Oct 27; whether Starshield speeds hold; further Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries and petrochemical plants; the scale of Russian drone and missile raids

• B2Russian attacks kill four and injure 78 across Ukraine in a day; drone hits a Kyiv apartment buildingThe Kyiv Independent tallied deaths and injuries from Oct 23–24 attacks in Chernihiv, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk and other regions; a drone struck a residential building in Kyiv's Obolon district early Saturday, injuring two. Ukraine's Air Force said 101 of 126 Russian drones were shot down or suppressed overnight.

• C2Gulf carriers extend Saudi cancellations; Etihad out through Nov. 5Gulf News said Etihad has canceled Abu Dhabi–Dammam and Riyadh flights through Nov. 5, Emirates has suspended several Dubai–Saudi services, and flydubai has canceled Riyadh, Dammam and Abha flights through Oct 29.
• B2GM ended its long-term deal with a new South Carolina rare-earth magnet plant; supplier VAC has filed for arbitrationDocuments reviewed by Reuters on Oct 23 show GM terminated its 2023 supply agreement with Germany's Vacuumschmelze on July 1, and VAC's U.S. unit is seeking damages for 'wrongful termination.' GM was slated to take 90% of the roughly 2,000-tonne-a-year plant's output and has not publicly explained the move (Free Malaysia Today/Reuters).

Watchlist next 12–48 hours and beyond

• Sun, Oct 25
  Riyadh's Terminals 1 and 2 reopen: whether scheduled flights actually operate; KCNA and Chinese state media coverage of Kim's trip on the Korean War anniversary
• Sun evening, Oct 25
  First oil and equity-futures trading of the week after Friday's oil surge
• Mon, Oct 26–Thu, Oct 29
  Chinese Communist Party plenum in Beijing; Oleshky truce takes effect at 9 p.m. ET Monday (3 a.m. Tuesday in Kyiv); Israel votes Tuesday, Oct 27
• Wed, Oct 28
  FOMC decision and any signal on a December hike
• By Sat, Oct 31
  North Korea's self-declared October deadline for border loudspeakers; Yellow Vest protests in France; further ship strikes or sinkings around Hormuz
• Tue, Nov 3
  Midterm elections and the deadline on our Iran-strike call; whether a date and delegations for the Abu Dhabi talks are announced

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  NBC NewsIranian plots to kill U.S. officials in Middle East have reached 'advanced stages,' intel memo warns
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  Al JazeeraIs Iran planning attacks on Americans; why is the US on alert?
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  Arab News (Reuters)UAE says tanker oil spill affects beaches in Umm Al Quwain
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  Anadolu AgencyUAE detects tanker oil spill affecting beaches in Umm Al Quwain
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  Gulf NewsUS-Israel-Iran war: What UAE residents need to know today, October 24, 2026
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  gCaptainTwo More Tankers Struck as Maritime Attacks Spread Across Persian Gulf
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  UA.News (The Japan Times)Takaichi orders review of Japan's fuel subsidies
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  SBSNorth Korea's Kim Jong Un Makes 'One-Day' Visit to China, Meets Wang Huning in Dandong
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  Dawn (AFP)North Korea's Kim returns home after visit to Chinese border city
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  Taipei Times (AFP)North Korea's Kim returns home after visit to Chinese border city
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  Financial News (English edition)Kim Jong Un heads home after a 'day trip' to China; Wang Huning, the No. 4 official, sees him off without a meeting with Xi Jinping
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  Arab NewsCoalition forces down missiles and drone as Houthis keep up strikes on Saudi Arabia
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  bdnews24 (Reuters)Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted Houthi ballistic missiles targeting Saudi cities
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  Arab NewsRiyadh's King Khalid International Airport to reopen terminals on Sunday
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  SemaforAirlines shun reopened Riyadh airport after last week's attacks
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  SBSYemeni Houthi Rebels Launch Successive Strikes on Major Saudi Targets; Saudi-led Coalition Retaliates with Airstrikes
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  NBC NewsUkraine says Starlink is back to normal after limits hobbled its drones
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  The Guardian (via AOL)Ukraine's military says Starlink satellite connection stable after recent restrictions
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  TASSAbu Dhabi talks are set to take place in trilateral format — Kremlin
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  Al JazeeraRussia and Ukraine say talks planned for November in UAE
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  Regional Media News (Reuters)Russia says drone attack damages Togliatti facilities, Ukraine says petrochemical plant hit
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  MilitarnyiDrones Struck Omsky Kauchuk Petrochemical Plant and Ozon Warehouse, Over 2,400 km From Ukraine
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  Kyiv IndependentRussian attacks kill 4, injure 78 across Ukraine over past day, as drone strikes Kyiv residential building in the morning
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  CBS NewsMore than 1,000 arrested in France as protestors and police clash in several cities
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  France 24Nearly 1,000 arrests on the sidelines of Saturday's protests, says government
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  The Jerusalem PostNetanyahu warns Israel could face banking sanctions, prepares alternative financial system
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  DecryptNetanyahu Considering Crypto Plan to Dodge Banking Sanctions on Israel
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  Kitco (Reuters)Fed to skip October but raise rates again in December, nearly all economists say
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  Free Malaysia Today (Reuters)GM cancels rare-earth magnet supply deal with US plant
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  Financial News (Korean-language)North Korea seen moving to restart loudspeakers toward the South; military sees no forward deployment of new weapons (translated headline)
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  WISColumbia city manager confirms ransomware attack behind service outages
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  WACHCity of Columbia confirms ransomware attack disrupting online services
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  Yahoo News (WLTX)City of Columbia confirms ransomware attack, several online services remain unavailable
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  The RecordQuest Diagnostics warns of potential data theft after attack on lab service system
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  WMARJohns Hopkins alerts 3,000+ patients after data sent to AI tool
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  CISACISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog
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