📹🇲🇩 A video showing police removing protesters’ tents during yesterday’s anti-government demonstrations in the center of Kishinev, Moldova. People were demanding the resignation of President Maia Sandu and calling for early elections.

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❗️Elon Musk doubles down on his stance that Crimea is a core part of Russian national security

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👑 Netflix's The Crown has sparked fresh indignation with plans to dramatize the tragic death Diana, Princess of Wales, UK media reported.

Tabled graphic scenes depicting the run-up to her tragic death in a car crash in Paris in 1997 have reportedly left even the members of the filming crew concerned that "a line is being crossed".

The new season of the royal drama, due to be released in November, has been accused of blurring the lines between fact and fiction.

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⚡️Ukrainian media report explosions, air raid sirens in Odessa

📹 A Ukrainian refugee speaks about some of the changes in his life following the arrival of Russian troops.

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❗️A homeless woman has been charged with the murder, rape, and torture of a 12-year-old girl, Lola Daviet, whose body was found bound in a suitcase in Paris. The suspect is believed to suffer from serious psychological problems.

Witnesses say they saw her dragging the suitcase, which was "stained with blood" and "smelt strongly of bleach."

The alleged killer boasted about “selling body parts,” an investigation source said. The source added: "Evidence suggests that the girl was taken into the basement of the flat, where she was tortured, and raped, before being strangled and having her throat cut."

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🎃 A sight to behold: netizens report that "Terrifier 2," a new horror movie directed by Damien Leone, is causing visceral reactions from many viewers. The reactions include, but are not limited to, people fainting, puking, and calling an ambulance.

This might be considered an extremely negative reaction, but some people have expressed excitement on social media at the possibility of being tormented by a movie. The film director doubled down on the rumors, saying the reports are “100% legit.”

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⚡️Su-34 crashes in Russia's Krasnodar region during training flight, the Russian MoD says

According to the Defense Ministry, the aircraft crashed in a residential area in the town of Yeysk. Luckily, the two pilots managed to eject from the jet.

The pilots have informed the ministry that the aircraft crashed as a result of engine ignition during take-off.

So far, there's no information about casualties.

📹 Fire is raging at the site of plane crash in Yeysk, Russia's Krasnodar region

⚡️110 Russian citizens, including 72 sailors, return to Russia in prisoner exchange with Kiev, Russian MoD says

As part of the exchange, 108 servicewomen were transferred to Ukraine. There were two other women who refused to return to Ukraine, expressing their desire to stay in Russia, the MoD added.

🇺🇸 In the Land of the Free, the Supreme Court declined to consider whether American Samoans are born full US citizens, NBC News reports. The decision means the court did not consider overturning the so-called “Insular Cases,” a series of long-criticized early 20th century Supreme Court rulings.

The challenge was brought by three Utah-based Samoans, who are considered US “nationals” at birth, but not citizens. The challengers’ lawyers in court papers say that American Samoans cannot run for president or serve in Congress, and are also barred from certain occupations.

US nationals can live and work anywhere within the United States and travel on a US passport, although the challengers’ lawyers point out that their passports include a statement saying “NOT A UNITED STATES CITIZEN.”

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📹 A video from a CCTV camera has emerged on social media allegedly showing the moment the Su-34 crashes in Krasnodar region, Russia.

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📹 On Monday, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Alexander Fomin and UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Martin Griffiths held a meeting to discuss the details of the so-called “food deal.”

The two parties noted that the possibility of extending the export of grain from Ukrainian ports in conjunction with the export of Russian agricultural products and fertilizers directly depends on the full implementation of all previously reached agreements on this matter.

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🇺🇸 The Democrats have lost potential voters in recent weeks due to unending concerns about the economy and inflation, a new poll by NYT/Siena has found.

According to the survey, 49% percent of likely voters said they would vote for a Republican candidate on November 8, compared with 45% who would vote for a Democrat.

Despite the Democrats heavily leaning on abortion rights to rally voters, the poll data shows that concerns over the state of the economy far outweigh those about abortion, with 5% of likely voters saying abortion was the most important problem facing the country, compared to 26% citing the economy and 18% pointing to inflation.

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⚡️Death toll from the Su-34 crash in Russia rises to 4, the number of injured jumps to 25

🇺🇸🇵🇰"The US is confident of Pakistan's commitment and its ability to secure its nuclear assets," says the State Department, days after President Joe Biden called Pakistan "one of the most dangerous nations in the world."

"What I think is maybe one of the most dangerous nations in the world: Pakistan. Nuclear weapons without any cohesion," the 79-year-old US leader said last week.

Over the weekend, Islamabad summoned the US ambassador over Biden's remarks, while Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari said:

"As far as the question of the safety and security of Pakistan's nuclear assets are concerned, we meet all – each and every – international standard in accordance with the IAEA."

😷CDC: 3.3 million received updated COVID-19 boosters in the US last week

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that some 3.3 million Americans had received updated COVID-19 booster shots during the past week.
As of 12th October, 14.8 million Americans had received the shot in the first six weeks of the booster being available, just 6.9 percent of those aged 12 or older who are eligible, the CDC added.

The shots are being administered slower than last year when over 20 million people received their third shot in the first six weeks after COVID-19 boosters were initially authorized for the elderly and immunocompromised people.

Beginning this week, US health regulators authorized the use of Pfizer's and Moderna's Omicron-tailored COVID-19 booster shots for children as young as five years, which is expected to expand the government's autumn vaccination campaign.

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