Hackers linked to Iran shut down a British power plant for four days in what is believed to be the first successful Iranian cyberattack to force a UK electricity-generating facility offline, The Telegraph reported.
Hackers linked to Iran shut down a British power plant for four days in what is believed to be the first successful Iranian cyberattack to force a UK electricity-generating facility offline, The Telegraph reported. The attack did not disrupt Britain's broader electricity supply b…
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This article serves as a report on the current state of affairs in the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict. Its now November 1st 2026, 2 days out from the US midterms on the 3rd November. It's been relatively quiet on the front but I'm sure that wont stay that way.
Its a case of who can climb the ladder of escalation higher.
The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is ready to strike Iran if US President Donald Trump requests participation in an operation following the November 3 midterm elections. The publication states that uncertainty persists regarding the situation, noting that some of Trump’s team is shifting back toward attacking after other methods to obtain Iranian concessions were tried.
Russian authorities stated that a tip-off from the United States assisted in identifying a teenager suspected of planning an attack at a Moscow park. The minor was subsequently detained in connection with the alleged plot.
The FSB reported that a teenager was detained in Moscow’s Traritsyno after allegedly threatening to commit a terror attack. The agency stated that cultural and public events at the local museum and park were cancelled, and security measures were increased while the investigation was conducted.