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CENTCOM: Rewards for Justice is offering a reward of up to $20 million and possible relocation for information about Iran's nuclear program, including its facilities, equipment, and associated personnel, such as those in the scientific community, or the movement of any of the above
U.S. is sanctioning eight digital asset firms accused of helping Iran evade sanctions and funnel money to the IRGC and other sanctioned actors. The action, coordinated with Canada, targets Tehran's use of crypto to finance terrorism and illicit activity
At least four Iran linked vessels have loitered near subsea telecommunications cables in the Gulf of Oman, maritime intelligence firm Windward reports. Analysts say the unusual movements raise concerns over possible cable surveillance or sabotage, but no attack is confirmed
Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed held a phone call tonight to discuss the latest regional developments in light of ongoing diplomatic efforts to preserve regional stability
A U.S. official tells the USS Roosevelt will spend a few days in Singapore starting tomorrow for a port call. It won't get to CENTCOM area of responsibility before mid-November
President Herzog, during consultations with the Joint List: "What if there is a significant security conflict involving Iran, Hamas, or something of that nature, will you withdraw your support?" Joint List leader, Yousef Jabareen: "We will make strategic decisions. The public did not elect us to topple Netanyahu only to bring him back; therefore, we will make decisions that serve our strategy, advancing the values we believe in, while striving for a path of peace."
Russian President Putin met with Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei in Moscow. Shortly after the meeting, Russia's Foreign Ministry advised its citizens against traveling to Iran.
UKMTO reports that a tanker was struck by two unidentified projectiles 50 nautical miles north of Qatar. The condition of the crew and the extent of the damage remain unknown.
US Embassy in Saudi Arabia raises possibility of new attacks on country's airports, urges citizens to exercise extreme caution. The embassy identified Houthi forces, backed by the Iran, as responsible for the clashes with Saudi Arabia, stating that attacks on civilian airports and other critical infrastructure have resulted in civilian casualties and severe disruptions to travel. The embassy warned that the clashes could rapidly escalate
Revolutionary Guard Advisor: Following the shift in Iran's military doctrine, if countries such as the UAE and Bahrain provide bases for American attacks on Iran, the Iranian response will not be limited to the source of the attack, but will extend beyond that
Trump: "We actually have the greatest economy, but because of the gasoline price, people don't see it as much as they would have without it. And the gasoline was caused by Iran”
Egyptian FM @EgyptForeignMin: In a phone call with the Iranian Foreign Minister, I emphasized the need for restraint and for prioritizing diplomacy and negotiations. I also underscored the importance of security in the Gulf and the necessity of showing flexibility to find a political solution—thereby sparing the region from a military escalation
A flurry of diplomatic activity is unfolding in the Middle East. Egypt's foreign minister held talks with his Iranian counterpart, followed by a call with his Saudi counterpart. According to the Egyptian Foreign Ministry, Abdelatty stressed to Araghchi the need for all parties to show flexibility and make serious efforts toward a political resolution of the crisis to spare the region significant risks. He reaffirmed that Egypt considers the security of Gulf states a priority and an extension of Egyptian and Arab national security. Abdelatty also called for continued restraint and intensified diplomatic efforts and communications to prevent military escalation.
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IndianaAn investigation is underway after a man was killed in a stabbing on Indy's south side Saturday morning
UkraineOvernight, Russia launched multiple Iskander-M, Tsirkon, KN-23 and S-400 ballistic missiles, along with 172 attack drones of various types, according to the Ukrainian Air Force.
Ukraine1 person killed, 13 wounded as result of Russian strikes in Sumy region yesterday
TexasCrash in El Paso's Lower Valley, the El Paso Police Department's Special Traffic Investigation unit was dispatched to another crash involving serious injuries
South-East AsiaThe US aircraft carrier "Theodore Roosevelt" arrived at Singapore's Changi naval base earlier today for a formal visit. The carrier is expected to remain in Singapore for several days before heading to the Middle East.
Florida7 children among 8 hurt in hit-and-run crash near UCF, authorities say 
CaliforniaAn investigation is underway after a driver crashed their vehicle through a storefront in Reseda.
NebraskaTwo people were stabbed at Jackson Tower near 27th and Jackson. A man in his 50s suffered a stab wound to the neck, while a woman in her 40s suffered multiple stab wounds and significant blood loss. Both were transported to Nebraska Medicine in critical
Georgia2 shot in Vine City, suspects possibly barricaded in home, Atlanta police say 
