📄 Over 300 classified documents recovered from Trump's Florida home

The US government has recovered more than 300 documents with classified markings from former President Donald Trump's Florida estate, including material from the CIA, the National Security Agency and the FBI. The figures represent three batches of documents that federal officials have recovered in recent months amid growing concern Trump had absconded with the files after he left the White House.

It’s unclear if Trump could face any charges related to the documents. Trump has castigated those involved in carrying out the search, declaring the FBI’s actions a politicization of the Justice Department that has never happened to a former president. The DOJ’s investigation into the documents is ongoing, as are several other government inquiries into Trump’s behavior leading up to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.

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LIVE UPDATES | Netherlands announces $80mln aid package for Ukraine, Defense Ministry says

📹 Russia's MoD has published footage of a Russian S-300V anti-aircraft missile system engaged in combat during the special military operation

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⚡️ Japanese Cabinet discussed further steps in light of situation in Ukraine, reports say

📃 Politico has alleged that the US has been supplying Ukraine with weapons which Washington hasn't mentioned when it has announced new packages of security assistance.

It is said that the US has been sending high-speed anti-radar missiles (HARM) to Ukraine for some time under the guise of "counter-radar capability". Washington might also have provided Ukraine with army tactical missile systems (ATACMS), which would have given Ukrainian troops the capability of hitting the Saki airbase in Crimea

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⚡️ Gas futures in Europe growing by 3% approaching $3,000 per 1000 cubic meters -ICE

🏝 President Joe Biden has spent 228 days of his presidency on vacation, the US Republican Party reported on Twitter. The last time he went on vacation was on August 10, when he flew to the oceanfront South Carolina.

Donald Trump, by this stage in his presidency, spent 132 days on vacation, and Barack Obama, 38 days, according to the NYP

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⚡️ Kazakh Foreign Ministry says summoned Ukrainian ambassador to protest over his remarks about Russians

🌐 WATCH: Russia's permanent ambassador at the UN Vassily Nebenzia slams US & its allies' policies in the Asia-Pacific

🗯"Aggressive [military] alliances such as AUKUS are driving a wedge between countries" and are "forcing them to "abandon the concept of the Asian neutrality," the diplomat said on Monday.

⚡️ Deputy Head of Interior Policy Department in administration of Kherson region survives assassination attack, authorities say

📹 Two Russian Tu-95MS long-range strategic missile carriers performed a planned flight in the airspace over the neutral waters of the Sea of Japan

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⚡️Donetsk mayor says latest Ukrainian strike has left one person dead and two injured

⚡️Death toll from Ukrainian shelling of Donetsk rises to three, mayor says

⚡️ One of attacks on Donetsk was carried out by Ukrainian forces using US-made HIMARS, DPR says

📌 The latest updates on the Ukraine op from the Russian Defense Ministry:

▪️Russian forces have liberated the Komsomolskoe settlement;

▪️Russian aviation hit the Buk-M1 air defense system and American radar complex of counter-battery warfare near Rogan’ settlement, Kharkov region;

▪️Russian Air Forces destroyed up to 2,000 Ukrainian nationalists near Slavyansk and Konstantinovka settlements in the DPR;

▪️Russian artillery have destroyed two American M777 howitzers in Dnepropetrovsk region;

▪️Russian air defenses shot down a Ukrainian Su-27 in the Kharkov region, as well as six drones over the past 24 hours in the Kharkov region and in the DPR

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⚡️ Canada PM Trudeau announced the introduction of new sanctions against Russia, the list includes 62 individuals and one defense enterprise

Twitter's former head of security, Peiter Zatko, filed a complaint with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice, saying that Twitter executives deceived federal regulators and the company's own board of directors about “extreme, egregious deficiencies” in its defenses against hackers, as well as about efforts against spam.

✍️ The Washington Post, citing a copy of the complaint that it obtained, reported that among the most serious allegations in the complaint is that Twitter violated the terms of an 11-year-old agreement with the Federal Trade Commission by falsely claiming to have a robust security plan. It is also reported that Zatko warned his colleagues that the software on half of the company's servers had long been outdated and is now vulnerable, and the company's executives concealed from the board of directors facts about the number of hacks and the lack of protection of user data.

In addition, Zatko’s complaint claims that the company was more concerned about the growth of the number of users, rather than the reduction of spam, although unwanted content worsened user experience

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📹 A multipurpose tractor, F-1 grenades, and gas masks: what do abandoned Ukrainian positions, from which they shelled residential quarters of Donetsk, look like?

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