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The phone call between Putin and Trump marked their sixth conversation in 2026 and sixteenth since Trump returned to office in early 2025. The discussion focused on energy cooperation and Ukraine settlement prospects, occurring amid ongoing sanctions, military operations in Ukraine, and diplomatic tensions between Russia and Western nations.
Russia ready to supply oil to US, global markets — Putin after call with Trump
The Russian and US presidents have discussed energy problems by phone
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Europe sponsors continuation of Ukraine conflict, not peace — Russian envoy
According to Vasily Nebenzya, people in Europe "are beginning to understand that their leaders are preparing them for a full-scale war with Russia, as early as 2030"
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Fresh sanctions give US companies 180 days to wind down their business with ICC
The 180-day maintenance GL is intended to "provide time for states parties to demonstrate meaningful progress on diplomatic and legal resolutions that address fundamental US concerns regarding the ICC," the Department of State explained
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Finnish PM plans to propose Europe stop issuing tourist visas to Russians
According to Petteri Orpo, Russian citizens should not be allowed to travel freely to Europe as tourists
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Russia ‘takes gloves off’ as Kiev tries to intimidate Russians with drone attacks — Ritter
According to him, Russian strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure facilities were provoked by Ukraine itself, whose leadership was the first to decide to launch strikes against Russia in an attempt to intimidate the civilian population
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NATO says it has no plans to blockade Kaliningrad
The alliance is not seeking a confrontation but has sufficient arsenals and military power to provide effective deterrence and respond swiftly in the event of aggression
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Most of Putin-Trump phone call focused on Ukraine settlement — Kremlin spokesman
Russian president responded with understanding to some proposals from the US side regarding steps aimed at de-escalation, Dmitriy Peskov said
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Press review: Kiev may step up Russia strikes as Rubio urges EU to put its interests first
Top stories from the Russian press on Friday, October 9th
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Russian troops liberate five communities in Ukraine operation over week — top brass
The Russian forces liberated the settlements of Annopolye in the Kharkov Region, Novaya Kazachya in the Kharkov Region, Kiyanitsa in the Sumy Region and Samoilovka and Golubkovo in the Zaporozhye Region
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Kremlin calls Russians’ trips to Europe risky business
Dmitry Peskov was commenting on the latest recommendation to Russians in the wake of the detention in Montenegro of Mikhail Zvinchuk, administrator of the Rybar Telegram channel, and four of his associates as a threat to national security
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Putin-Trump call on Friday was their 6th this year — calculations by TASS
The conversation was their 16th since the US leader returned to office in early 2025
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Zelensky had numerous chances to end conflict but chose not to do so — Trump
US President thinks it's time for Ukraine to get a new president
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Russian presidential aide says Putin, Trump may meet at APEC summit
Both leaders are interested in attending summit events in China, Yury Ushakov said
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Ukraine far from producing Storm Shadow/SCALP missiles on its own — UK defense official
According to Louise Sandher-Jones, Kiev’s needs are not limited to Storm Shadow and SCALP missiles
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Russian presidential aide says Putin-Trump conversation was substantive, friendly
According to Yury Ushakov, Putin spoke in detail about Russia’s response to Ukrainian attacks and stated that Moscow remains ready for a political and diplomatic settlement to achieve a lasting and sustainable peace
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Russia ready to discuss expansion of flights with Qatar — air regulator
Dmitry Yadrov also suggested establishing faster information interaction between the countries
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Iran to hold nothing back in responding to new US, Israeli attacks — source
Iran will demonstrate the latest and most unexpected military equipment in the event of new strikes against the country
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What is known about Russian influencer being detained in Montenegro
According to Vijesti news outlet, the security services had received information about Mikhail Zvinchuk and his associates’ arrival and had been monitoring their movements for several days
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Resettlement from DPR areas under Ukrainian control to help people return to peaceful life
Authorities of the Donetsk People’s Republic intend to assess each person’s circumstances individually in order to provide the necessary assistance and help them return to peaceful life
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Russian influencer, his associates called security threat, to be expelled from Montenegro
Equipment seized from the Russian nationals, including a drone, a camera and mobile phones, has been sent for examination to "establish the purposes and objectives of its use on the territory of Montenegro"
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Trump says US demanded Zelensky halt strikes on Russian oil refineries
He can't do that because we have a world problem, and the problem is caused by the lack of refineries for diesel fuel, US President said
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Russia to liberate remaining part of DPR much sooner than Kiev expects — envoy to OSCE
Dmitry Polyansky noted that Russian forces continue to make steady advances "against the backdrop of the failure of the Kiev regime’s attempts to destabilize Russia"
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Hostilities pose threat to civilians in DPR cities under Ukrainian control — republic head
On October 7, the DPR Defense Headquarters called on residents of cities under Ukrainian control to evacuate to the republic, pledging to help them find housing
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NATO ‘Theory of Victory’ plan not directed against Russia — chairman of military committee
The word ‘victory’ in this context means, first and foremost, just one thing: war will never begin because those who threaten us are convinced not to start it, Giuseppe Cavo Dragone said
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Ukrainian army kills civilians while retreating, using them as human shields — DPR head
On October 7, the DPR Defense Headquarters called on residents of cities under the control of the Ukrainian armed forces to evacuate to the republic
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Russian new car market hit 396,000 units in Q3 2026 — ministry
The trend toward a gradual recovery of the auto market was managed to be strengthened in particular through the implementation of programs stimulating demand for Russia-made vehicles, the ministry noted
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WHO reports thousands of suspected plague cases worldwide each year
According to the Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention Department Director Maria Van Kerkhove, between 2019 and 2025, ten countries reported nearly 4,000 suspected human plague cases and 423 related deaths to the organization
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IN BRIEF: Three killed, several injured in attack on Riyadh airport
A passenger aircraft operated by Saudi state-owned airline Saudia was damaged in an attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation said
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Flydubai co-pilot planned terrorist attack at Tel Aviv airport
He intended to take control of the aircraft and use it to carry out a suicide attack on the passenger terminal at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, with the aim of causing the greatest possible number of casualties
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IN BRIEF: Kremlin takes on future Putin-Trump call, timeline for Witkoff, Kushner’s visit
Dmitry Peskov said the phone call between Presidents Vladimir Putin of Russia and Donald Trump of the United States can be expected "soon"
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US ready for diplomatic solution around ICC, despite sanctions — State Secretary
The American signal is clear: the United States and its people are not subject to the jurisdiction of the ICC, Marco Rubio said
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Separatists in Mali undergo training with instructors sent by Kiev — newspaper
The training takes place in northern Mali near the border with Mauritania
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russia and the United States will begin negotiations on oil supply agreements within the next 2-3 months
Likely · Within months
Finnish proposal to restrict tourist visas for Russians will gain support from other European countries concerned about security
Possible · Within weeks
Russian forces will continue advancing in Ukrainian territories currently under Ukrainian control
Likely · Within weeks

Hurricane Isaias struck Florida, bringing the death toll in Florida and Alabama to four: two women died in Florida (one from a tree falling on a house, the other from carbon monoxide poisoning), and two deaths were also confirmed in Alabama.

The first snow fell in Murmansk on Saturday evening; weather forecasters warn of possible icy conditions on the roads due to the cyclone; the head of the city, Ivan Lebedev, called on drivers to change their tires to winter ones for safety.

Hurricane Isaias made landfall in the United States, killing at least two people in Florida and Alabama. In both cases, death occurred due to trees falling on residential buildings.

Hurricane Isaias caused power outages for more than 900,000 customers in the United States. The largest number of victims was recorded in the states of Florida, Alabama and Georgia. There are also interruptions in the Internet connection.

Hurricane Isaias made landfall in Florida with a top speed of about 169 km/h, leaving more than 750,000 customers in Florida and Alabama without power and causing internet outages.

In Moscow on Saturday, October 10, gusty northwest winds are expected at a speed of up to 17 meters per second; no precipitation is expected. The chief specialist of the capital's meteorological bureau, Tatyana Pozdnyakova, warned about this, noting that on Friday wind gusts reached 14 m/s due to a cold front.