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Energy Minister Katz: I ordered to immediately cut off the water supply from Israel to Gaza

RSF Paramilitary forces battling the army in Sudan on Friday seized a strategic oil pumping station east of the capital Khartoum, witnesses said

Confirmed: Metrics show a decline in internet connectivity in the Tel Aviv district, Israel, as Palestine's Hamas launches 'unprecedented' attack on the territory which it considers to be occupied; missiles have targeted sites including Rutenberg power station in Ashkelon

Putin, together with Tokayev and Mirziyoyev, is participating in the opening of the transit of Russian gas to Uzbekistan through the territory of Kazakhstan

Israel's second largest power plant, Rutenberg Power Station, came under rocket fire on the Mediterranean coast in Ashkelon

After meeting with Russian Energy Minister Novak Fuel companies are advised to keep prices at petrol station on the level of 21st September

WTI settled near $82/bbl, dropped 13.5% in only 6 trading days. That followed a plunge in gasoline futures after data showed stockpiles swelled in US

Power outage in the city of Idlib as a result of the government's bombing of the main station west of the city

USD reached 100 rubles on the Moscow Exchange

In Syktyvkar, unknown persons tried to set fire to a building belonging to the local airport. It contains a transformer substation, radio beacon control units and an electrical panel

Kuwait Oil Minister told the official news agency: Oil markets are moving in the right direction by achieving a balance between supply and demand

Fuel price surged 6% at St.Petersburg despite Russian government efforts and restrictions

Russia plans to spend 10.8tn rubles ($110bn) on defense next year, finance minister Anton Siluanov says. "That's more than this year, but the money is essential to achieve our main goal: making sure we win," he says

India energy minister: oil prices need to go down

Turkey’s Inflation tops 60% despite massive interest rate hikes as oil surge worsens outlook

Russia may be planning to test a new nuclear powered missile in the Artic, according to the New York Times The 9M730 Burevestnik (NATO designation SSC-X-9 Skyfall) is believed to be a nuclear-capable AND nuclear-powered missile that Russia has been unsuccessfully testing over the past years. All of the previous test failed, as the mini-nuclear engine failed to engage. It theoratically, could clear 23,000 km according to the Nuclear Threat Initiative

AFP: Poland and Ukraine reached an agreement on the outstanding issues in transporting Ukrainian grain

Iran's Interior Minister says the country’s current non-oil exports exceed $50 billion

US sanctions entities, individuals "undermining the peace, security, and stability of Sudan"-Ali Karti, Minister of Foreign Affairs under the government of Omar al-Bashir;-GSK Advance Company, a Sudan-based info tech company; -Aviatrade LLC

Putin says at the meeting of government that despite efforts fuel prises continue to rise, that's why gasoline must first be supplied to the domestic market, then exported

The Russian government proposes to introduce a protective duty on the export of petroleum products in the amount of 20 thousand to 50 thousand rubles per ton - minister Novak

RBC Capital Partners alerted readers that Rosatom has been forced into the spot market. “Russian involvement has piqued our interest in particular, as Russia has historically been seen as self-sufficient.”

Security Service of Ukraine promises harsh response against Russian electrical power systems, in case of attacks against Ukrainian power system this winter

AFP: The second ship loaded with Ukrainian wheat arrives in Istanbul since the end of the Black Sea Grain Agreement

US has delivered 13 metric tonnes of humanitarian relief to Libya to help after the devastating floods, per @PentagonPresSec BrigGen Pat Ryder

Turkey’s Central Bank raises its benchmark by 5%, from 25% to 30%. nnThe bank cites soaring inflation in July and August for its decision

Russian government imposed restrictions on the export of gasoline and diesel fuel

Canadian High Commission in New Delhi, India responding to queries claims “threats” received by diplomats on social media and hence staff readjustment: “Our High Commission and all consulates in India are open and operational and continue to serve clients. Global Affairs Canada continuously monitors the safety and security of our missions and personnel as we maintain a strict security protocol to respond to any events. In light of the current environment where tensions have heightened, we are taking action to ensure the safety of our diplomats. With some diplomats having received threats on various social media platforms, Global Affairs Canada is assessing its staff complement in India. As a result, and out of an abundance of caution, we have decided to temporarily adjust staff presence in India. All of our locations are staffed by diplomats and locally-engaged staff to ensure business and operational continuity”

Partial blackout in some districts of Kyiv. Trains delayed

Slovakia is already studying the agricultural export plan proposed by Ukraine and considers it acceptable