Raw Naked Truth - Exvadio Network
Oct 12, 2026 · 13 min · 10 segments
An American reportedly killed in a Saudi airport attack. An announced energy ceasefire followed by reports of fresh strikes in Ukraine. Raw Naked Truth brings you the stories putting security…
At least four people died and hundreds of thousands lost power after Hurricane Isaias tore into the Florida Panhandle, ripping roofs off homes and toppling trees throughout the region.
The storm weakened quickly over land, but its remnants unleashed flash flooding as far as North Carolina over the weekend, and close to three hundred and ninety thousand customers in Florida and Alabama were in the dark as of Sunday.
A projectile hit a terminal at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport on Sunday, a day after a missile strike on the Saudi capital's airport killed at least thirteen people, including an American, and wounded three hundred and nine.
The Sunday strike set fire to Terminal four, and Saudi air defenses said they intercepted a cruise missile nearby.
The airport remains closed, flights are being diverted, and Riyadh schools have moved online.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis claimed the attacks and warned travelers to avoid every Saudi airport except Mecca and Medina.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the attacks took numerous innocent lives, including an American citizen.
We move very quickly." President Trump announced Sunday morning that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an immediate energy ceasefire.
Ukrainian President Zelensky, who first said the announcement was, "News for me," later wrote that Ukraine supports the ceasefire and it is important that Russia supports it as well.
President Trump said Friday that Putin agreed to send millions of tons of diesel onto world markets in the coming months, with the US temporarily lifting sanctions on Russian energy to allow it as the price of diesel hovers above six dollars a gallon amid the Iran war.
Zelensky condemned the move, saying any sanctions relief would only bankroll more Russian aggression.
At least four people died and hundreds of thousands lost power after Hurricane Isaias tore into the Florida Panhandle, ripping roofs off homes and toppling trees throughout the region.
The storm weakened quickly over land, but its remnants unleashed flash flooding as far as North Carolina over the weekend, and close to three hundred and ninety thousand customers in Florida and Alabama were in the dark as of Sunday.
A projectile hit a terminal at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport on Sunday, a day after a missile strike on the Saudi capital's airport killed at least thirteen people, including an American, and wounded three hundred and nine.
The Sunday strike set fire to Terminal four, and Saudi air defenses said they intercepted a cruise missile nearby.
The airport remains closed, flights are being diverted, and Riyadh schools have moved online.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis claimed the attacks and warned travelers to avoid every Saudi airport except Mecca and Medina.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the attacks took numerous innocent lives, including an American citizen.
We move very quickly." President Trump announced Sunday morning that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an immediate energy ceasefire.
Ukrainian President Zelensky, who first said the announcement was, "News for me," later wrote that Ukraine supports the ceasefire and it is important that Russia supports it as well.
President Trump said Friday that Putin agreed to send millions of tons of diesel onto world markets in the coming months, with the US temporarily lifting sanctions on Russian energy to allow it as the price of diesel hovers above six dollars a gallon amid the Iran war.
Zelensky condemned the move, saying any sanctions relief would only bankroll more Russian aggression.
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