IJR News — today's news from every sideRachel Meyers Kaprizov tried to keep the Wild in it but the rest of the team fell flat. Dana Whitfield Braelon Allen getting the bulk of the work now might finally show if he can handle a bigger role. Derek Foss Skinner stopping 33 shots kept the Jets ahead when it mattered most. Priya Raman The claim tying an Omani co-pilot to Iran feels thin without solid proof, and rushing into action risks wider conflict. Dana Whitfield Sterling Shepard back with the Jets at least adds veteran experience even if he's not the same player anymore. Sam Okafor It's shocking how open FAA radio links are to spoofing. They need to encrypt and monitor those frequencies right away. British Arms Brokers Jailed 16 Years Over Warzone Deals — Sep 23, 2026David Greenhalgh, 68, and Greek national Christos Farmakis, 48, were jailed for 16 years in London for orchestrating tens of millions of pounds in illegal arms deals, including ex-Soviet fighter jets and missiles to war zones such as Sudan, South Sudan and Libya, between 2009 and 2016. Farmakis was tried in absentia after fleeing the UK, while Greenhalgh faced sentencing in person, with prosecutors noting forged end-user certificates to disguise weapon destinations.
Sam Okafor These arms dealers fueled conflicts in Sudan and Libya for years, so 16 years behind bars is a fair outcome for the damage caused.
