Overnight coverage carried a second strike on Riyadh airport, leaving one dead and eleven wounded, a smaller toll than the previous day's Houthi attack.
By morning attention shifted to Albert Heijn, Etos and Gall & Gall after a cybersecurity incident took apps and websites offline, halted home delivery and left stores showing last week's prices.
Midday NATO's top commander presented a 'Theory of Victory' for repelling an attack — to block, blunt and break the enemy — directed at Russia without naming it.
Afternoon reporting returned to Albert Heijn as multiple distribution centres shut down, raising warnings of empty shelves and self-scan failures, with NRC noting the broad shutdown suggested the intruder's location was unknown.
Evening coverage added that Russia continued strikes on Ukraine's energy grid despite Trump's claimed halt.