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Romanian MEP and SOS Romania leader Diana Șoșoacă joins RT International to discuss Zelensky’s clashes with Trump, European support for Kiev and Ukraine’s suspended elections.

Șoșoacă argues that European leaders encouraged Zelensky’s arrogance, challenges his presidential mandate and predicts future cooperation between Trump and Putin. She also makes a striking prediction: the United States could eventually join BRICS.

‘Zelensky’s in big trouble,’ says journalist and author Daniel Lazare, as Kiev’s tensions with Western backers deepen.

Speaking to RT International, Lazare discusses Trump’s dealings with Putin, corruption scandals in Ukraine and divisions among European leaders. He argues that Washington remains firmly behind Kiev despite the latest diesel deal with Moscow, giving Zelensky some room to manoeuvre.

With Ukraine facing a difficult winter and US midterm elections approaching, how much pressure can the relationship withstand?

Trump says Ukraine needs a new president. Zelensky says that decision belongs to Ukrainians. Their latest confrontation follows Trump’s diesel deal with Moscow, deepening the dispute between Washington and Kiev.

Murad Gazdiev examines the fallout, revisits their explosive White House exchange and looks at Zelensky’s disputes with European backers—from Olaf Scholz’s call to Putin and Germany’s refusal to supply Taurus missiles to Poland’s objections over Ukrainian military units honoring UPA figures.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ Rick and his guest attempt to answer a million dollar question: How did a war-torn nation manage to upend the calculus of global superpowers and multi-billion dollar defence networks?

Al-Bukhaiti addresses the core motivations driving the current escalation, dispelling Western narratives of blind aggression. He outlines a strategic, law-bound approach to self-defence, warning that recent violations of the truce have pushed Yemen past the point of no return. With a population where "everyone has their own gun and knows exactly how to use it," he details the potential mobilisation of millions ready to take the battle directly into Saudi territory. He warns: "If your house is made of glass, stop throwing rocks at your neighbours."

Al-Bukhaiti says now that the Houthis have the upper hand, the demands are different for the Saudis. To learn what they are and how the rules of war have been rewritten tune in to the latest episode.

Did Ukrainian strikes bring Yandex to a complete halt? RT correspondent Isabella Bloomberg checks the services on her phone in Moscow.

Grocery and food delivery apps load, the taxi interface displays routes, and Yandex.Disk remains available for downloads and syncing. Notices warn of temporary restrictions, slower loading and delayed support responses as the company restores services.

The report examines the gap between shutdown headlines and one user’s experience, alongside Yandex’s efforts to relocate clients’ data with help from VK Cloud and other providers.

Aleksandar Vučić tells RT he sees a bigger strategic calculation behind the Trump–Putin agreement: drawing Russia closer to the United States and slightly away from China.

In this interview preview, he discusses Trump’s fuel-price ambitions, doubts over whether the agreement can influence November’s midterm elections, and why he expects Europeans to react more strongly than Americans to his appearance on RT.

Watch the full interview on RT Balkan.

Andy Burnham says Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum. Challenged in the House of Commons, he denies questioning the result’s legitimacy and points to Russian interference attempts in the 2019 general election.

Boris Johnson fires back, saying security services previously told him there was no evidence of successful interference in the Brexit vote.

Media commentator, author and podcaster David Vance examines the clash between Burnham’s podcast remarks and his parliamentary response. He accuses the prime minister of deflecting scrutiny of his Manchester record and argues that Labour and British media use Russia as a political scapegoat.

‘Jews in this country have more rights than Arabs in every respect, whether you like it or not.’

An IDF soldier made that statement during a confrontation with human rights volunteers supporting Palestinian farmers’ olive harvest in the West Bank. Challenged over who could remain in Area C, he cited instructions from his commander.

Anton Goodman, acting CEO of Rabbis for Human Rights, describes settlers intimidating farmers, soldiers ordering volunteers away, and Palestinian landowners struggling to reach their olive groves. He also challenges the treatment of Jewish activists helping farmers while violent settlers are allowed in the area.

Elon Musk dumps a quarter of a billion dollars in an attempt to help Republicans win midterms. America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot and congressional candidate Sam Husseini discuss whether it will be enough. Plus, scientists say they can make 50-year-olds’ skin look 20. America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn looks at how crazy the anti-aging craze is becoming.

Trump says there is an energy ceasefire as Russian tankers loaded with diesel fuel move towards the U.S. But is that news to Kiev and Moscow? America Now anchor Olivia Flynn discusses with former Ukrainian diplomat Andrey Telizhenko. And finally, the Justice Department goes after the mainstream media. Will Fox, CNN, ABC, and others present a united front against the Trump administration? America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot reports.