Month: October 2026
🇺🇦🇷🇺President Zelensky says Russian President Putin has ordered military leaders to drop rules of war.
Zelensky says according to Ukrainian intelligence, it intercepted information that Putin told Russian military leaders in September to abandon previous limits on the air war. He pointed out heavier strikes on civilian infrastructures and claimed Russia Aims to isolate major cities especially Kyiv, Kharkiv and Odesa before winter.
That’s the report.
The intercepted information is claimed by Ukrainian intelligence not a confirmed fact as intercepts not been released publicly.
Russia has denied reports of targeting Civilian infrastructures like schools and hospitals as Russian Defense Ministry says its targeting data and communication centers used by Ukraine military and military installations.
Map animation provided illustrates the location of Ukraine cities which likely to be isolated according to intercepted information by Ukrainian intelligence.
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Monday, President Trump and a bipartisan group of senators celebrated the passage of the “Protect College Sports Act” in a 77-22 vote. The bill aims to fix some of the problems plaguing college sports, but will it make things better or worse? Stephen A. Smith shares his take. He also describes his induction into the Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame this week.
There have been 58 recorded deaths in ICE custody since Trump returned to office and 2026 is the deadliest fiscal year on record for the agency. ICE is now planning to hire 5,000 more agents by the end of the year, reportedly to flood sanctuary cities that refuse to help ICE carry out its controversial traffic and community operations. Todd Lyons, former acting ICE director under Trump, addresses the controversy.
New details are emerging in the “Cornell 7” alleged rape case after prosecutors declined to bring charges, citing a statement from the alleged victim’s discussions of consent before she reportedly told police, “I was 100 percent raped,” raising questions about why the accounts differed and whether prosecutors had access to her original interview. Former New York State prosecutor Rick Trunfio, who ran day-to-day operations in a neighboring county for nearly two decades, weighs in.
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This episode originally aired on Sept. 30, 2026.
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How does a spy agency operate for more than three quarters of a century without a law of its own that says what it is allowed to do?
This file opens nine exhibits, each one on the record — a court verdict, a government statement, a United Nations resolution, a prime minister’s own words: a secret letter in 1949, a speech sent to Washington in 1956, Garibaldi Street, a Swiss courtroom, a spy in Damascus and a jet from Iraq, Munich and Lillehammer, a resort on the Red Sea and a man in Rome, Amman, Bern and Dubai, and a video released from inside Iran. Where the record stops, we stop too.
Every powerful organization started as a handful of people with an idea and no authority. This channel follows what happened next.
CHAPTERS
00:00 A man taken on Garibaldi Street
01:44 Three questions, nine exhibits
02:40 Exhibit 1 — A letter, 1949
04:35 Exhibit 2 — A speech, 1956
05:48 Exhibit 3 — Garibaldi Street, 1960
06:56 Exhibit 4 — Switzerland, 1963
08:02 Exhibit 5 — A spy and a jet, 1965–1966
09:48 Exhibit 6 — Munich and Lillehammer, 1972–1973
11:49 Exhibit 7 — A resort and a man in Rome, 1981–1986
13:44 Exhibit 8 — Amman, Bern, Dubai, 1997–2010
16:00 Exhibit 9 — From silence to video, 2018–2025
19:05 What the record does not show
20:48 Who allows it?
23:12 Who runs the Mossad now
25:06 The pattern
SOURCES
Mossad — official history (gov.il)
Israel State Archives — the founding letter of December 1949; the Munich 1972 documents released in 2012
United Nations Security Council Resolution 138 (1960)
Supreme Court of Israel — Attorney General v. Eichmann, appeal judgment, 29 May 1962
Knesset records — Prime Minister’s statements; Freedom of Information Law, 1998; General Security Service Law, 2002; Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee
Court records reported from Basel (1963), Norway (1974) and the Swiss Federal Court (2000)
Israeli commission of inquiry into the Mashal affair, February 1998
Dubai Police statements, 2010
Prime Minister’s Office — the Iranian nuclear archive presentation, 30 April 2018
The New York Times, 4 June 1956 — the Khrushchev “secret speech”
Next file: The Mafia.
Illustrations in this video are AI-assisted. The history, dates and numbers are sourced from the references above.
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“There are 80,000 Spaniards facing eviction in Ceuta, and the only thing the psychopath [PM Sánchez] can think of is to incite violence and surround Congress.”
Writer: Samuel
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