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Israeli DM Orders Destruction of All Bridges Over Lebanon’s Litani River
In the course of prosecuting the ongoing invasion of southern Lebanon, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has announced that he is ordering the destruction of every bridge across the Litani River, raising doubts over whether the hundreds of thousands of people they ordered evacuated from south of the river will ever actually be allowed to […]
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Sep 28, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Italian Energy Giant Eni Caps Fuel Prices As Refining Crunch Drives Costs Higher
Italian Energy Giant Eni Caps Fuel Prices As Refining Crunch Drives Costs Higher
Authored by Charles Kennedy via OilPrice.com,
Italian energy major Eni will cap fuel prices at its Enilive service stations beginning September 28 as tighter refined-product supplies and reduced European refining capacity continue to put upward pressure on pump prices.
The company said diesel sold through Enilive will be capped at €2.19 per liter, while petrol will be limited to €1.99 per liter. Eni said the caps are roughly €0.17 per liter below current average price levels.
The measure will initially...
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Mar 13, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Five Air Force Refueling Planes Struck In Iranian Missile Attack On Saudi Arabia
Five Air Force Refueling Planes Struck In Iranian Missile Attack On Saudi Arabia
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Five US Air Force refueling planes were struck and damaged on the ground at Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia: WSJ
Over 3 million people forcibly displaced by US-Israeli war on Iran: UN
Iran reportedly approves Indian government sending two liquefied petroleum tankers through Hormuz
Japan-based USS Tripoli and its attached Marines headed toward Middle East
WSJ says Pentagon sends Marine expeditionary unit to Middle East. Oil jumps higher
Pentagon has just confirms two additional deaths in Thursday's downing of a...
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Oct 17, 2026 / Tyler Durden
One Of The Longest-Running Partnerships In Fast-Food Industry Comes To A Sudden End
One Of The Longest-Running Partnerships In Fast-Food Industry Comes To A Sudden End
KFC plans to ditch Pepsi in favor of Coca-Cola at thousands of restaurants across the United States, ending one of the longest-running partnerships in fast-food history.
The fried chicken giant confirmed Thursday that it will begin replacing Pepsi products with Coca-Cola beverages in January 2027, with the transition expected to reach all of its roughly 3,700 American locations by spring.
The seemingly sudden move brings an end to a relationship dating back to 1986, when PepsiCo acquired KFC as...
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