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Volodymyr Zelensky wrote that, after the lifting of sanctions on diesel exports, Russia had hit residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia with five guided airstrikes. He reported that the casualties were 12, including three children, and that during the night 13 Ukrainian regions had been attacked, with damage to residential buildings, infrastructure, and railway lines. Zelensky added that, in his view, Russia interpreted any easing of pressure as a signal that it could continue the war and the bombings on cities. He argued that Moscow needed to understand the necessity of ending the conflict and to incur losses for that to happen. #Ucraina #Russia #Guerra (translated)

The author expressed solidarity with the inhabitants of Lipari for the consequences of the bad weather that, according to what he wrote, had struck the island during the night. He also thanked those who were providing assistance to the citizens. #Lipari #Maltempo #Solidarietà #IT (translated)

The Typical Day recounted Jon Elmore's journey to the NBA, which began in 2018 when he declared himself eligible for the draft. After not being chosen in 2019, the player continued to pursue that goal between Trieste, Capo d'Orlando, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, and the G League, before also spending time in Turkey and the Canadian league. According to the report, this summer Elmore had played in the Summer League with the Lakers, becoming the oldest player to take the court in the competition. Twenty days ago, in a six-team G League trade that involved players, buses, and three washing machines, his rights ended up with the Spurs, who then signed him. Elmore made his debut in an NBA pre-season game against Atlanta, finishing with 0 points and 0/2 shooting. The Typical Day described his story as one of the most incredible of 2026 and noted that he was 30 years old, ironically describing his mature appearance and physical play under the basket. The profile concluded by wishing him the opportunity to play at least one season before retiring. #NBA #Basketball #Sport (translated)

The author recalled that, on the night of October 9, 1963, the Vajont tragedy caused nearly two thousand victims and forever marked the history of the nation. He described it as a wound that can never be erased and as a warning about the value of human lives and safety. #Vajont #Memoria #Tragedia #IT (translated)

Stacce wrote that for the past ten days, in the southeast quadrant of Rome, shops and shutters were being blown up every night, in a situation he compared to series about the mafia. He asked who would explain to the vigilante groups and far-right influencers that, in his opinion, the problem was not the 20 foreigners living on the street. #Roma #Giustizia #Società (translated)

The author of the post described a scene in which Lin's boyfriend woke her up with a coffee while she was sleeping in the ward, after spending the night in the hospital. He wrote that a similar scene could not be replicated and associated the post with the hashtag #DocInYourHands4. #docnelletuemani4 https://t.co/caMBe18RWL #amore #caffe #ospedale (translated)

The majority is going through a delicate moment, a war of the Roses, a night of the long knives: you have been forced to establish no less than three votes of confidence because you do not trust one another. But what I find disconcerting is that in a country that has the lowest wages in Europe and the highest bills in Europe, the longest waiting lists, we have here - if I were the director I would frame the front row of the government - the Minister of Justice and Health, the Minister of Tourism, Environment and Culture, and others will join, forced to oversee the electoral law; you do not deal with the problems of Italians because you are responsible for the worsening living conditions, you have become serial liars and hide the crisis with your propaganda." This was stated by Angelo Bonelli of Avs, in a final vote declaration on the electoral law, pointing the finger at the majority and the government, which were massively present in the Chamber in view of the final secret vote. #LeggeElettorale #Melonellum #PoliticaItaliana (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa wrote that to attend the downhill event of the Olympics in Cortina, 1,505 euros had been spent per night for two days in a suite and 15,000 euros for the staff. He then turned to Spiedo Gonzales asking him if he had slept well. https://t.co/4FX5VvJBae #Cortina #Olimpiadi #Sport (translated)

AnfetaMilan had criticized the schedule, writing that Leo's last match with the national team would be at one in the morning, while Milan-Sassuolo was scheduled for Sunday at aperitif time. According to the author, the God of football had thus made an important enemy. #Leo #Calcio #WC2023 (translated)

The author wrote that between the evening of Monday, September 28, and the following day, Egyptian security forces had taken six journalists from Matsadaash, from their homes in different governorates and on the street. He claimed that it would take just one night and a few hours of overtime in Cairo to shut down a newspaper. #Egitto #LibertàDiStampa #Giornalismo #EG (translated)

Luigi Marattin argued that, in the last three years, Western societies had been exposed to a vast campaign of disinformation and psychological conditioning regarding the conflict in Gaza. In his view, this had overshadowed the massacre of October 7, presented by some as an episode of resistance, and spread false claims about genocide, civilian casualties, and attacks on Palestinians seeking food. Marattin said that the reasons for what he termed a campaign of lies would be clarified by historians and hypothesized that factors such as identification with the weaker side, funding of Islamic extremism, and anti-Jewish prejudice had contributed to it. He stated that in the "information war," responses were beginning to appear in the form of documentaries: he mentioned *Naza: the Real Story*, which, according to him, offered more evidence and did not rely on anonymous testimonies, and *We will dance again*, shown the previous night by Nicola Porro and containing images from October 7. Marattin wrote that those images had marked those who had seen them and urged for countering falsehoods without fear of going against dominant thinking. He also accused some protesters with Hamas flags and others of having embraced propaganda and ideology. Finally, he said he would be in Milan the following day to commemorate October 7, which he defined as a dark day for Western civilization, and thanked the Milanese Jewish community for the invitation. #Disinformazione #Guerra #Milano (translated)

Daniele Mari reported Barella's words, according to which, after starting his career with the national team by winning a European Championship and missing qualification for the World Cup twice, the criticisms were predictable and it was necessary to find the strength to react. Barella described that night and the following months as difficult, adding that, in life and in football, one had to move forward and face difficulties to return to where the team deserved. #calcio #Nazionale #Futuro (translated)

The author wrote that a university in Pittsburgh paid students $5 a night if they slept more than seven hours and that in Singapore people were paid for reading for fifteen minutes. He contrasted these initiatives with the past, when, according to him, it was enough for a parent to tell their children to turn off the light. He argued that today, if one cannot order someone to do what is good for them, they are paid; the post ended with a reference to education. #educazione #studenti #innovazione #US #SG (translated)