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Your daily horoscope: October 13, 2025

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY Friends and family members will be referring to you as Lucky Libra over the coming year as both your love life and your financial situation become good at last. Focus your mind on thoughts of abundance and expect the best on every level. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): You don’t have to pretend that you agree with someone when, in fact, you know what they say is the opposite of the truth. Speak up and show them how they managed to get their arguments so muddled up. They probably won’t thank you for it though. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): You rarely forgive and forget, at least not easily, but as the new week begins it might be smart to drop any bad feelings you have for other people. If you are thinking so much about them you won’t be thinking enough about your own future. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): You may be tempted to get tough with someone who has annoyed you but is it worth the effort? Probably not. Cosmic activity in the most dynamic area of your chart...

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Russia Strikes Ukraine’s Energy Grid Amid Fears of US Missile Support

 

Russia launched another wave of drone and missile strikes on Ukraine’s power infrastructure, intensifying its campaign to cripple the country’s energy supply ahead of winter. The overnight assault left parts of Kyiv and several regions in darkness, with emergency crews racing to restore electricity to thousands of homes.

The attacks come as Moscow voices alarm over the potential delivery of US long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, which Russian President Vladimir Putin warned would mark a “new level of escalation” in the conflict.

Ukrainian officials condemned the strikes as deliberate attempts to weaponize winter against civilians. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy vowed to strengthen air defenses and pressed Western allies for additional support to counter Russia’s growing aerial offensive.

As temperatures drop, the battle over Ukraine’s energy grid is becoming a central front in the war—one that could determine both military momentum and civilian resilience in the months ahead.


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