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Iran is considering a Russian offer to take custody of its uranium enriched to 60%, but will make a final decision based on its national interests, the foreign ministry spokesman said on Sunday. Esmaeil Baghaei said Moscow had previously proposed ways to reduce tensions and that Iran was willing to hear its suggestions. He added that Iran regularly consults with Russia on nuclear issues and coordinates with Moscow and Beijing if new developments arise. He described relations between Tehran and Moscow as good, saying the two countries also maintain regular coordination through BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

Houthis: we've conducted a major military operation targeting Aramco in Riyadh using ballistic missiles and drones.

Massive fire at M & M Waste Oil Service in Greer, South Carolina

Major fire at M & M Waste Oil Service on E Wade Hampton Boulevard in Greer, South Carolina

Houthis launched missile attacks on Saudi capital Riyadh's oil refineries and facilities.

Houthis forces launch attacks on Saudi oil refineries in the capital Riyadh; plumes of smoke rise from the facilities

The U.S. Coast Guard says it intercepted two vessels carrying fuel to Cuba as the Trump administration tightens its fuel blockade. The Grace, a roughly 300-foot cargo ship, was stopped on Sept. 5 between Cuba and Mexico after allegedly using "dark fleet" tactics. Earlier this summer, the Coast Guard also seized the Jaira Provider, carrying about 210,000 gallons of fuel. The blockade has sharply reduced Cuba's fuel imports, contributing to nationwide blackouts and shortages

Trump: Europe has just agreed to release a massive amount of their heavily stocked Diesel Oil. The process will begin immediately

Russian forces attacked an UKRNAFTA fuel station twice in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

Ukrainian Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal showed European partners in Paris an intercepted Russian document outlining a plan to collapse Ukraine's energy system this winter through up to 1,000 missile, drone, and bomb strikes, according to The New York Times. The plan targets substations, power plants, water pumping stations, and boiler houses, and aims to force Ukraine's three operating nuclear plants offline by striking nearby switchyards, with Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa as top targets and planned electricity cuts of 90 percent

Fire reported at the oil pumping station near Samara

Explosions were reported in Volgograd overnight

The European Union's energy taskforce will convene on Friday morning to discuss the issue of potential diesel stock releases, two EU diplomats told Reuters. The meeting of the taskforce, which typically involves the 27 EU member countries, follows a call between the EU Commission, Germany, France, Italy, Ireland and Britain on Thursday on the possible need to release diesel stocks

South Korea says it will only begin reviewing the Alaska LNG project, in a contrast with the White House, which announced the project as part of a $350 billion investment package. Seoul says "no decision has been made" on whether to invest or on the size of any investment. South Korea's industry minister also expressed regret to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, saying the White House announcement went beyond what had been agreed

Russia attacked the Institute of Nuclear Research in Kyiv, which houses the VVER-M research reactor, according to State Nuclear Agency. The attack occurred on September 30. The reactor and safety systems were not damaged. Radiation levels are within normal limits

Chinese refiners suspend October fuel exports, one cancels cargoes, sources say

Three power plants go out of service following an explosion of a gas pipeline in Syria, reports the Syrian News Agency

Civil Defence forces reach site of gas pipeline explosion at Tishreen Power Plant in the Damascus countryside.

Explosion at a Thermal Power Plant near Damascus International Airport, cause of explosion is yet to be determined

Russia is attacking power lines in Kyiv

Smoke is rising in Kyiv after explosions

Three vessels were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz in recent hours, according to Saudi Al-Arabiya and UKMTO

The Trypillya TPP was damaged as a result of a Russian strike, PJSC Centrenergo reported

Explosions were reported in Kyiv

Partial power blackout in Vinnytsia region as result of Russian strikes against infrastructure

AFP: Qalibaf threatens to target infrastructure in the Middle East if Iran's security is not guaranteed.

Putin has banned the publication of data on the supply of Russian oil and fuel. Putin has banned the publication of information in the media and on the internet regarding the production, sale and supply of Russian energy resources

Following an IRGC commander's claim that Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. Central Command says it is false, citing thousands of ships and over 1 billion barrels of oil passing through in recent months

Egypt has told British energy giant BP it would reject any sale of some of its Egyptian oil and gas assets to majority Israeli-owned Energean, Mada Masr reports. Egyptian officials reportedly cited "national security concers" among the reasons for opposing the deal

Kepler's company data shows that the crude oil exports of major Middle East producers reached 12.8 million barrels per day in September, driven by increased shipments from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates—the highest level since the start of the Iran war