It's October 11th, you're listening to the President's Daily Brief.

I'm your host and former CIA officer Brian Dean Wright.

Your morning intel starts now.

First up, a very important update out of Ukraine, with an escalation of strikes on civilian

targets over the past couple of days, both by the Russians and the Ukrainians.

Plus we're seeing acts of sabotage and cyber attacks in Europe and the United States.

When Apple explained the latest, along with my assessment of why this war is likely to

get much worse very soon.

As always, I'm keeping an eye out for developing stories, put this one on your radar.

The governors of Texas and Florida have taken a lot of heat for sending illegal migrants

to Democrat cities and states.

But one liberal mayor on the border is acknowledging this morning that he has sent even more

illegals to New York than they have.

Now, before we get to that, let's get started with today's main brief.

A very big update out of Ukraine this morning, and it echoes the analysis that I've been

offering you for months now.

This war of attrition between Ukraine, Russia and the United States is bad and it's getting

worse, not just in far away Europe, but here in the homeland too.

First, let's start in the southern area of Ukraine, known as Crimea.

And some quick history here.

In 1954, the Soviet Union had control over this peninsula, but they gave it to Ukraine.

Ever since then, Russian leaders have regretted that decision.

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