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US Treasury: New Amendments to Syria Sanctions Regulations

The Russian Federation attacked the energy infrastructure of Vinnytsia region

Russian Black Sea ports ceased oil loading operations due to drones attack

Satellite imagery recording fire at the area of Zanzevatka oil pumping station in Volgograd region of Russia

Drones have attacked Gazprom Salavat Neftekhim oil refinery once again this morning

Trump: Climate change is the greatest con job ever. All UN predictions were wrong

Trump: We’re getting rid of the falsely named renewables—they’re a joke. Too expensive, too weak to power your country. Wind doesn’t blow, windmills rust, rot, cost a fortune, need massive subsidies

Trump: Europe is buying oil and gas from Russia while they are fighting Russia. Embarrassing

IAEA: ZNPP lost all off-site power today for 10th time during conflict, further underlining persistent risks to nuclear safety, IAEA DG @rafaelmgrossi says. IAEA team is investigating cause

Ural businessman Alexei Bobrov, owner of the energy company Oblkommunenergo, has been detained in Moscow. He is suspected of fraud.

Trump: I just concluded a wonderful call with the Highly Respected President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Kemeluly Tokayev. They have signed the largest Railroad Equipment Purchase in History, $4 Billion Dollars Worth of United States Locomotives and Rail Equipment.

Today, Treasury is sanctioning the Lex Instituto de Estudos Juridicos LTDA for its support to Brazilian Supreme Federal Court justice Alexandre de Moraes. Also designated today is Viviane Barci de Moraes, de Moraes’ wife, who serves as the head of the Lex Institute

U.S. Treasury Secretary: Argentina is a systemically important U.S. ally in Latin America, and the @USTreasury stands ready to do what is needed within its mandate to support Argentina. All options for stabilization are on the table. These options may include, but are not limited to, swap lines, direct currency purchases, and purchases of U.S. dollar-denominated government debt from Treasury’s Exchange Stabilization Fund.

Vice Ganda, Anne Curtis, Iza Calzado, Catriona Gray, and many other Filipino celebrities join the anti-corruption protest at the People Power Monument on Sunday, September 21

Hundreds of Cebuanos from various multisectoral groups marched from Fuente Osmeña to Colon Street in Cebu City on Sunday, September 21, for the first half of a whole day protest against corruption

Crowd at Luneta Park as of 10:45 am on Sunday, September 21. The Manila MDRRMO says an estimated 49,000 Filipinos joined the morning protests against corruption. Manila PIO

General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine: Ukrainian drones had attacked Saratov oil refinery, Novokuybyshevsky oil refinery and oil transport infrastructure in Samara region

UN Security Council moves to impose "snapback" sanctions on Iran

Two Russian Armed Forces fighter jets conducted a low-level pass over the Petrobaltic oil and gas platform. Polish security services are constantly monitoring the situation within critical maritime infrastructure, including beyond Polish territorial waters.

The head of the European Commission: we propose a ban on the import of Russian LNG to European markets and a ban on transactions with Rosneft and Gazprom Neft

Trump: European countries that buy Russian oil should stop doing so.

Pedro Sánchez thanks the German government for "keeping alive the flame of energy interconnections between southern Europe and the rest of Europe."

French President Emmanuel Macron told @LeviYonit on Thursday that "snapback" of UN sanctions against Iran is a done deal

The US is now targeting "Los Mayos." The Department of the Treasury, through OFAC, sanctioned five individuals and 15 companies linked to the Los Mayos faction of the Sinaloa Cartel. These measures seek to target their financial networks operating along the southern border of the US and Mexico.

Drones have attacked Gazprom Neftekhim oil refinery in Salavat, Bashkorostan

Iraq just banned all poultry imports. Angry protesters swarm Baghdad warning that the Ban Means Higher Prices

Federal Reserve cuts key rate by a quarter-point and signals two more cuts by year end

Venezuela's state-owned National Electric Corporation (Corpoelec) denounced this Tuesday, September 16, a "new terrorist attack" against two of its main 765 kV (kilovolt) transmission lines, the second of its kind in less than a week. In a statement, the company called it an "extremist attack" against "infrastructure of vital importance to the flow of electrical energy in the country." This attack, it continued, is part of "a fascist strategy aimed at destabilizing the peace and national unity that will prevail in the face of external threats." "These attacks constitute a manifestation of the electrical war, promoted by groups operating in the service of dark interests and destabilizing agendas.

President of the @EU_Commission: Today we propose to sanction extremist ministers and violent settlers, and suspend trade concessions with Israel. nnAnd put bilateral support to Israel on hold, without affecting our work with Israeli civil society or Yad Vashem

Trump extends mandate to ban TikTok in the US until December 16