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Jacopo Iacoboni described Putin's position on diesel as a bluff and wrote that the attacks had severely affected Russian refineries. According to the journalist, exports were at a decade low, and the Ukrainians promised that "they will burn even more now," putting at risk even the few promised tons. https://t.co/9U6z5wAyDC #Putin #Diesel #Ucraina (translated)

The building was shaking, people were falling on top of each other. There were injured people on the ground, trying to get back up. I myself suffered a strong blow to my knee and ankle, losing my balance due to the strong shaking of the floor," recalls Aline Morales, Panama City. #Terremoto #Panama #Emergenza (translated)

Former Undersecretary of State Michele Geraci stated that Italy had followed Donald Trump's invitation not to purchase Russian gas and oil and had approved sanctions against Moscow. He claimed that Mario Draghi had anticipated peace without gas and that the measures had put pressure on the German and Italian economies. Geraci added that Trump had then lifted the sanctions on Russia and partially resumed purchases of Russian energy, leaving Italy at a disadvantage. According to him, the outcome had been predictable for four years and was due to the total incompetence of the Italian government. #Trump #Russia #Energia (translated)

I need to take care of my knee and think about my long-term career, I will do everything possible to return to 100%. Sinner: "I need to take care of my knee and think about my long-term career, I will do everything possible to return to 100%." #JannikSinner #AustralianOpen2027 #TennisRecovery (translated)

The president of the Italian Tennis Federation, Angelo Binaghi, emphasizes that Jannik Sinner, compared to a Formula 1, must focus on his physical condition and the long-term future of his career, after the announcement of his withdrawal from the ATP Finals in Turin due to a knee problem. #Sinner #Tennis #Infortuni (translated)

Angelo Mangiante recalled the Wimbledon final on July 12, won by Jannik Sinner against Alexander Zverev, who was defeated by the Italian for the tenth consecutive time. He said he had the honor of interviewing Sinner after the victory and described the day as historic for Italian sports. Mangiante reported that Sinner announced, after consulting the doctors, that he needed a cycle of treatment for his knee and considered the 2026 season over. According to the journalist, the year had ended with 44 wins and three losses, one Slam—his fifth career Slam—and five Masters 1000 titles: Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid, and Rome. Sinner had been number one for 95 weeks, Mangiante wrote, adding that the break would give Zverev the opportunity to surpass him. Mangiante explained that the diagnosis, confirmed in four consultations and also by a knee expert seen in Lyon, Professor Bertrand Sommery-Cotet, was an extra-articular tendinopathy of the right knee, indicated as ITBS. He reported that the specialists did not consider surgery necessary and recommended rest, therapy, athletic reconditioning, and muscle strengthening, without haste. The goal, he wrote, was to fully recover and return at his best in 2027. The journalist noted that the break would mean six months without Sinner, for the first time, and deemed the decision to focus on a long-term career the most sensible. He also expressed confidence that upon return, the tennis player would come back even stronger. #Tennis #JannikSinner #Sportitaliano (translated)