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RT correspondent Steve Sweeney reports from southern Lebanon as Israeli drones remain overhead, military activity continues and displaced residents wait for official approval to return to their own land.

American journalist John Varoli discusses Ukrainian drone strikes on civilian and commercial facilities inside Russia, including a Wildberries warehouse and a poultry farm.

Ukraine strikes Wildberries warehouse claiming it is supply chain for Russian military.

Moscow has dismissed the claims, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov calling them fake and accusing the Ukrainian military of deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure.

Meanwhile, bulletproof vests & drone parts are all easily available on Amazon, Temu, AliExpress & other marketplaces.

Georgia's Prime Minister has released a statement saying certain forces in his country are fueling anti-Russian sentiments.

That's after a Russian woman was physically assaulted while visiting the nation as a tourist.

To discuss this, we speak with Petre Mamradze, former Georgian MP and presidential chief of staff.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect,’ we get a rare glimpse into the soul of someone who cares so much, for so many others. Ms. Lantratova shares her fierce commitment to human rights, a drive concreted by the violence that broke out in the Donbass in 2014, when she risked her life to evacuate children from besieged cities. She also speaks in visceral detail about Ukraine’s deadly drone strike earlier this year on a college in the city of Starobelsk. 

Ms. Lantratova explains how her office has worked, despite no formal diplomatic ties with Ukraine, to create humanitarian corridors that enable families to be reunited and POWS to come home. She dispels the myth that Russia’s constitution guarantees nothing more than symbolic freedoms. At the same time, Ms. Lantratova confronts the Western narrative, asking every viewer to question whether global powers are truly impartial when they turn a blind eye to the suffering of Russian-speaking civilians in the Donbass. Don’t miss it – only on RT.

American heavyweight boxer and podcast host David Nino Rodriguez voiced support for Russian competitors, praising their discipline and toughness while arguing that politics should have no place in elite sport.

Italian athlete Federico Barucco criticized the restrictions, arguing that excluding strong Russian competitors harms athletes, spectators and the quality of international competition itself.

Tensions between Boeing and Airbus are escalating after the European Union provided the European aerospace giant with a €3 billion loan package.

Former Airbus Vice President Jean-Francois Geneste argues that Boeing receives even greater support through its military activities and claims the conflict is primarily political

Calls for the withdrawal of US forces from Jordan are intensifying after Iranian attacks reportedly killed several American soldiers stationed in the country.

Jordanian campaigner Waddah Mahadin says the public has a right to know why foreign combat forces are operating on Jordanian territory and exchanging fire with Iran.

Israel has moved closer to launching a controversial pilot program that could see crocodiles deployed around a prison holding Palestinian detainees and Hamas militants.

Hadash Party Knesset member Ofer Cassif condemned the proposal as “state-sanctioned barbarism,” arguing that the government is pursuing provocative initiatives designed to attract attention on social media ahead of elections.