CEO of Lockheed Martin UK Paul Livingston responds to Elon Musk's comments about F-35:

The capabilities of F-35 are beyond anything else out there, Elon Musk doesn't have the clearances to understand that; he's wrong.

The Chinese are still building their J-20 jets. Maybe Elon thinks they are idiots as well.

3 more IDF soldiers have been killed by Palestinian fighters in Gaza.

Israeli Broadcasting Corporation:

Israel seeks to support Kurds (PKK/YPG/SDF terror group) in Syria "in a non-military way".

Syrian National Army (SNA) has begun flooding tunnels used by PKK/YPG/SDF terrorists in Manbij.

Saudi super oil tanker named Khuzama (carrying 2.2 million barrels) is reportedly heading to Syria.

Reports also claim Qatar plans to send power-generating ships to alleviate electricity shortages and help restart power plants in Syria.

The real story behind Russian military equipment transfer from Syria to Libya by Clash Report.

Russia is reportedly transferring weapons from Syria to Libya for Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), including guided munitions and heavy weaponry.

RSF kills civilians with these weapons.

Plans to supply MiG-29 aircraft to the group have also been discussed.

The UAE is financing the scheme.

Confession time by Assad’s Ambassador to Moscow, Bashar al-Jaafari:

“There was no Syrian regime, only a mafia system.”

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz takes responsibility for the killing of Hamas Leader Haniyeh in Tehran for the first time and issues a threat to the Houthis in Yemen.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz:

We will do to Sanaa and Hodeidah what we did to Gaza, Lebanon and Tehran.

Katz added that Israel will "behead" the leaders of the Houthi Movement.

Ukraine is developing a missile capable of reaching Moscow, The Economist reports.

By late 2025, mass production of 3,000 missiles is expected. Over 10 missile projects are in development, with some already completed.

One such project, “Trembita,” has a base model with a 200 km range and a speed of 400 km/h. Work is underway on a more powerful version capable of reaching Moscow.

The New York Times reports that the idea of sending North Korean troops to Russia came from Kim Jong Un, not Russia.

U.S. intelligence concluded it was North Korea’s initiative, though Putin quickly accepted it.

According to the report, North Korea has yet to receive anything in return for its support and remains hopeful for future rewards, such as technology and diplomatic backing against the West.

Energy crisis in Iran: Iran plans to slash fuel subsidies, cutting monthly distribution from 87 million to 42.5 million liters and raising prices.

Subsidized fuel will increase from 15,000 to 20,000 rials per liter, while semi-subsidized rates jump to 80,000 rials.

The plan also limits allocations to 15 liters per person and tightens vehicle quotas.

This comes amid soaring living costs, a falling currency, and energy shortages, with mixed government signals fueling public anxiety.

Source: Iran International

Russian cargo ship Ursa Major used to transport weapons and equipment from Syria sank in international waters between Spain and Algeria after an engine room explosion.

According to El Español, 14 crew members were rescued, while two remain missing.

The ship was part of the “Syria Express” convoy, tasked with evacuating Russian military assets.

Oscar Jenkins, a 32-year-old Australian teacher, was captured & interrogated by Russian Army in Ukraine.

Two Syrian doctors and a nurse say Assad’s government forced them to give false testimony about a deadly 2018 chlorine attack in Douma, Damascus.

Threatened with violence, they were coerced into denying government involvement in the attack, which killed 43.

The OPCW blamed Damascus, while Syria and Russia claimed it was staged.

The U.S. military continues patrols to block the new Syrian Government’s operation aimed at ending YPG/PKK terror group control in Ayn al-Arab and its surroundings.

This morning, U.S. armored vehicles were spotted patrolling the area.

Israel's brutality and war crimes by IDF soldiers operating in Gaza.

Here are some quotes from Haaretz exclusive:

"It's like a drug ... you feel like you are the law, you make the rules. As if from the moment you leave the place called Israel and enter the Gaza Strip, you are God."

"I felt like, like, like a Nazi ... it looked exactly like we were actually the Nazis and they were the Jews."

"I saw sadistic people there. People who enjoy causing suffering to others... What was most disturbing was to see how easily and quickly ordinary people can detach themselves."

"The dehumanization scared me. The encounter with such dangerous attitudes, which has become more normal in our society, was traumatic for me."

Source: Haaretz

“In the past, citizens were treated like trash.”

Syrian woman expresses surprise at the smooth process and respectful treatment she experienced at the Foreign Ministry under Syria’s new government, highlighting the stark contrast with the past.

IDF demolished several houses in Jabalia camp, northern Gaza last night.

Canada, Greenland & Panama Canal on Trump's Amazon cart.