Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov:

Russia's nuclear deterrent potential has not suffered significant damage due to Ukraine's attacks on military airfields.

New Containerized Missile Launcher Spotted During Trump’s Fort Bragg Visit

A new U.S. Army missile launcher disguised as a shipping container was spotted during Donald Trump’s June 10 visit to Fort Bragg, sparking intrigue over its unique, covert design.

The launcher fires the same rockets as HIMARS and MLRS, including ATACMS and upcoming PrSM missiles with ranges up to 1,000 km.

Housed in a standard shipping container, it can be deployed from trucks, ships, or railcars—offering stealth, flexibility, and rapid mobility.

The design follows global trends in concealed launch systems, with similar programs in Russia, China, and Iran.

The U.S. Navy is also developing modular container-based systems for Tomahawk and SM-6 missiles.

Source: TWZ

Libya's Haftar Denies Sudan Border Clash Claims

Libya’s Armed Forces General Command firmly denied Sudanese Army claims of Libyan interference along the Sudan border, calling the accusations “false and baseless.”

No Libyan troops entered Sudan, and the allegations aim to “export Sudan’s internal crisis by fabricating an external enemy.

Libya has never posed a threat to its neighbors and remains committed to stability, counterterrorism, and border control through close regional coordination.

Libya is among the countries most affected by Sudan’s war, hosting thousands of displaced Sudanese—a humanitarian cost ignored by Sudan’s military.

The Libyan military also accused Sudanese forces of repeated attacks on Libyan border patrols, warning that Libya reserves the right to respond to any further aggression.

The statement rejected attempts to drag Libya into Sudan’s internal conflict and urged all Sudanese factions to pursue a peaceful resolution.

Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) published a new video detailing Operation Spider Web, which struck 41 Russian aircraft across four airfields in retaliation for missile attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure.

SBU chief Vasyl Maliuk:

“We strike where the enemy feels safe — and more painful surprises are coming.”

The footage shows how the deep-strike operation was planned and executed.

BREAKING: Indonesia Set to Buy 48 Turkish KAAN Fighter Jets in $10 Billion Deal

Indonesia is reportedly close to signing a $10 billion deal to purchase 48 KAAN 5th-generation fighter jets from Türkiye.

The agreement would mark KAAN’s first international export and one of the largest defense deals in Türkiye’s history.

According to journalist Hakan Çelik, the deal is expected to be finalized during the Indo Defence 2025 Expo in Jakarta. Talks were led by Türkiye’s Defense Industries President Prof. Dr. Haluk Görgün.

Source: @gdhdefence

Elon Musk:

I regret some of my posts about President Trump last week. They went too far.

Colombian Army kills Wilmar Pazu Rivera, alias “Cholinga” a key FARC leader, in Cauca operation.

The U.S. will reduce military aid to Ukraine in its 2026 defense budget, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said.

The scale of the cut remains undisclosed.

Every Apple device stolen from the Downtown LA Apple Store by anti-ICE protesters is now blaring a return warning alarm.

U.S. military member joins anti-ICE protest in Dallas, slams Trump for sending Marines to LA:

“We serve the people, the Constitution. The military will not be pawns to that.”

Protesters plan nationwide anti-Trump rallies on June 14 to counter the military parade, expected to be the largest single-day protest of his presidency.

Millions may join “No Kings” actions in 1,500+ cities.

Germany’s Spy Chief: Most Russians Back Putin’s War

Bruno Kahl, head of Germany’s BND intelligence agency, said most Russians support Vladimir Putin and his war in Ukraine.

Speaking on the Table Today podcast, Kahl noted the West once viewed the war as solely “Putin’s war,” but now sees widespread public backing.

He cited Kremlin control of propaganda as a key reason, adding there’s “no opposition” strong enough to challenge Putin’s direction.

K-pop is Over: South Korea Halts Border Propaganda Broadcasts

South Korea has stopped anti-North Korean loudspeaker broadcasts along the border, fulfilling President Lee Jae-myung’s campaign pledge just a week after taking office.

The broadcasts, which included propaganda and K-pop, resumed in 2024 after North Korea launched trash-filled balloons.

Russian Ka-52 helicopter accidentally launches rockets at reporters during Zapad 2017 Exercise.

Russian Foreign Ministry:

The situation with the protests in the US is an internal problem of this country, and not the "hand of the Kremlin"

NEW: Madleen Flotilla Volunteers Remain Detained in Israel, Court Approves One-Month Custody

Eight international volunteers, including Turkish citizen Suayb Ordu, remain in Israeli custody after the Madleen Freedom Flotilla was forcibly intercepted in international waters en route to Gaza. The group has been held at Ramleh detention center.

An Israeli court approved extending their detention for up to a month, citing “illegal entry” charges—despite evidence the volunteers had no intent to enter Israeli territory.

Human rights group Adalah condemned the decision as a clear violation of international law, stating:

“The volunteers must be released immediately and allowed to resume their humanitarian mission or return home safely.”

Serbian President Vučić will make a one-day visit to Ukraine to attend the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit.

Despite the war, Serbia has not joined EU sanctions against Russia.

Vučić maintains that Serbia remains militarily neutral and supplies weapons to neither side.

Ukrainian Air Force destroys building with Russian troops using precision-guided bombs.

BREAKING: Türkiye and Indonesia have signed a deal for the sale of 48 Turkish KAAN 5th-generation fighter jets to Indonesia.

The deal is KAAN’s first international export and one of the largest defense deals in Türkiye’s history.