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Trump continues to complain about not receiving the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

Trump continues to complain about not receiving the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

U.S. officials pressed Israel to launch a unilateral strike on Iran during talks over the past two weeks, Maariv reports. Washington reportedly wanted Israel to assume the political risks of military action ahead of the U.S. midterm elections in November, believing Israel might favor a strike before its own Oct. 27 elections. IDF chief Eyal Zamir warned that renewed fighting could delay Israel’s vote. The U.S. has since dropped the demand, which reportedly stemmed from Iran’s rapid rebuilding of its ballistic missile and drone production capabilities.

Israel's Oct. 27 election remains too close to call, with Netanyahu and Eisenkot locked in a tight race. Turnout, the electoral threshold and fragile political alliances could decide who governs. Read our full Faytuks Network analysis: https://faytuksnetwork.com/israel-and-palestine/israels-election-too-close-to-call-as-turnout-undecided-voters-could-decide-netanyahus-fate/

In India, the leaders of the pressure group Cockroach Janta Party have been arrested as their plane landed at Delhi International Airport. A Faytuks Network reporter has described batches of protesters being detained near Jantar Mantar. Multiple news outlets have said their reporters have been detained. The Supreme Court Bar Association will approach the Chief Justice regarding the detention of Supreme Court lawyers from their chambers. The Indian Express has reported that people who have no connection to the protests are also being detained.

Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) In New Delhi, ahead of mass protests tomorrow by Gen Z group Cockroach Janta Party and various civil society, student and farmer organisations the Indian government has imposed heavy restrictions. 57 Delhi Metro stations, some as far as 25km from the protest site, are scheduled to be shut from 9pm today onwards until further notice. Mail and express trains to Delhi from 4am-2pm tomorrow are being cancelled. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has also ordered all social media companies to prioritise government orders to take down content regarding the protests. Deployment of paramilitaries and police have gone ahead as planned as well.

Miami talks between Ukraine, the US and EU ended earlier than planned, with "No second day" expected Radio Liberty correspondent Alex Raufoglu reported, citing sources. Witkoff, involved with the talks, described them as "constructive", covering preparations for winter and security agreements.

Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) BREAKING: Donald J. Trump announced following a discussion with Russian President Vladimir Putin that Russia will supply large quantities of diesel fuel to the global and American marketplace, starting with over 300,000 tons immediately, another 500,000 tons in November, 1,000,000 tons thereafter, and an additional 3,000,000 tons shortly after. Combined with control of the Strait of Hormuz, this agreement aims to quickly lower diesel prices for Americans, farmers, ranchers, and truckers. He also stated that Iran will not have a nuclear weapon.

In an interview with CNY’s Matt Mulcahy, Trump states he wasn’t involved in the decision to live stream the execution of a U.S. Army officer, but understands “it was intended to set an example.”

Metrics show a decline in internet connectivity in parts of Florida as Category 2 Hurricane Isaias is currently making landfall. Reports indicate heavy winds and downed power lines, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity and telecom services. Data by: @netblocks

Trump on Venezuela: And we're taking out for ourselves - we deserve it, to the victor belong the spoils, right? We're taking out billions and billions and billions of dollars a day.

Trump on Iran: "Either they give us everything or they don't exist any longer. They know that."

Hours after Trump's Diesel Deal announcement with Russia, A fuel storage terminal at the Novoshakhtinsk Oil Refinery (NZNP) in Russia's Rostov has been hit by a Ukrainian strike. Video by @Osinttechnical

Reporter: President Zelensky said that this is a weak move by a strong partner that will only prolong the war. Trump: We need oil for the world and this is diesel, which is what we need. So we're very happy to get it. https://x.com/FaytuksNetwork/status/2108668984207749326/video/1

Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) "I think you heard about the oil deal with Russia... That is massive amounts of oil coming to our country and I want to thank President Putin" - Trump

"I think you heard about the oil deal with Russia... That is massive amounts of oil coming to our country and I want to thank President Putin" - Trump

Recap of today's major events and developments: • U.S. to issues a waiver officially authorizing transactions related to the sale, delivery, offloading, and importation of diesel fuel of Russian Federation origin into the United States • Hurricane Isaias strengthens to Category 3, tracking toward U.S. Gulf Coast landfall • M7.7 earthquake strikes Panama; tsunami warnings issued in some countries • Russian has continued its strikes on Ukraine • ICE agent shoots and wounds man during NYC operation (child in vehicle) yesterday; with protests continuing today • U.S. sanctions the ICC • Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of “all-out invasion” into Tigray (troops advanced up to 60 km); with Eritrea shifting the blame on Ethiopia today • Police crackdown in New Delhi • Navi Pillay awarded Nobel Peace Prize • USS Abraham Lincoln returns to San Diego after extended Iran-related deployment • Vessels hit in SoH by Iranian strikes • Escalations continue in Yemen

BREAKING: The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen says it is "carrying out a broad operation targeting elements and capabilities of the terrorist Houthi militia," and working to "dismantle and destroy the ballistic missile network" of the Houthis

Trump seen with boxing legend Mike Tyson

JUST IN: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told Barak Ravid in a phone interview on Friday that President Trump's decision to unilaterally lift sanctions on Russia and allow it to export diesel was "not fair and not honest"Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told Barak Ravid in a phone interview on Friday that President Trump's decision to unilaterally lift sanctions on Russia and allow it to export diesel was "not fair and not honest", in a report by Axios. "You know, it looks like a happy birthday present for Putin. It looks absolutely terrible," Zelensky said in frustration, referring to the Russian president's birthday earlier this week.

JUST IN: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told Barak Ravid in a phone interview on Friday that President Trump's decision to unilaterally lift sanctions on Russia and allow it to export diesel was "not fair and not honest"Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told me in a phone interview on Friday that President Trump's decision to unilaterally lift sanctions on Russia and allow it to export diesel was "not fair and not honest", in a reports by Axios. "You know, it looks like a happy birthday present for Putin. It looks absolutely terrible," Zelensky said in frustration, referring to the Russian president's birthday earlier this week.