Turkish President Erdogan on Russia-Ukraine war:

Türkiye supports the idea of an immediate ceasefire, cessation of attacks in air and at sea as confidence-building measure between parties.

Turkish President Erdogan:

We believe there is no justification for excluding us from EU's defense products procurement and reconstruction programs.

Turkish President Erdogan on the EU:

We maintain our goal of full membership. We expect the EU to adopt a strategic and visionary approach and to revitalize our membership negotiations.

Turkish Foreign Ministry:

Intensive efforts are underway to establish security and stability in Syria. At this critical juncture, the tension in and around Latakia, as well as the targeting of security forces could undermine the efforts to lead Syria into the future in unity and solidarity.

Such provocations must not be allowed to become a threat to peace in Syria and the region.

We stand against any action that targets the right of Syrians to live in peace and prosperity. Türkiye remains steadfast in its support for the Syrian people and government.

New era: Ukrainian naval drones deployed FPV drones to destroy Russian Strela-10 and Osa-AKM air defense systems deep behind enemy lines.

Zelensky won’t apologize to Trump after their White House meeting, as “there’s nothing to apologize for,” says presidential advisor Podolyak.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi:

It is Japan's duty to prevent the revival of militarism.

For Trump, America is a great power that Russia wouldn’t dare attack, and Ukraine is a pawn that can be sacrificed, according to an opinion piece in The New York Times.

"But here’s the thing about great powers: They all decline eventually. Neanderthal realism doesn’t save them.

After Athens sacked Melos, word of its brutality spread. Its allies turned against it. Athens lost the war. Noble ideas, it turns out, do matter."

Trump's Ukraine envoy Kellogg:

Trump promised to end the war in 24 hours. We didn't say what day.

Trump:

I prefer deal with Iran, I sent letter to Khamenei.

Iran can’t have nukes, other options on table.

Casualties of “Some Random Countries”

NATO invoked Article 5 for the first time in its history following the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S.

This decision led to NATO’s longest military engagement, primarily in Afghanistan.

Brig. Gen. Ghiath Dala, a key former Assad regime leader on Syria’s coast incited chaos, called for calm, urging patience and an end to violence.

He stated efforts are underway to negotiate with Damascus for a comprehensive truce.

US Treasury Secretary Bessent:

Zelensky has to acknowledge that the security guarantee has to come from Europe.

US Treasury Secretary Bessent:

Situation is fluid on the Ukraine deal.

Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz:

We do not trust the regime in Syria, and we will remain there indefinitely.

We will not abandon the Druze.

US Treasury Secretary Bessent:

Trump is confident that Xi will not make a move on Taiwan during his presidency.

Polish PM Tusk will visit Türkiye next week.

Polish PM Tusk:

We want to put in place a mechanism for having every adult male trained for event of war by the end of this year.

Türkiye and Italy Join Forces for Next-Gen Drones!

Baykar, the world’s leading UAV manufacturer, and Leonardo, Italy’s defense giant, have signed a landmark agreement to establish a joint venture for drone production.

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Poland is considering withdrawing from conventions banning anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions.

BREAKING: Trump told Canada that he wants to renegotiate the U.S.-Canada border treaty.

Source: NYT