Trump:

Prime Minister of Pakistan said so beautifully — you saved millions of lives.

I think he’s referring to the fact that that would have been with India, nuclear war that was getting very close.

Seven planes — they don’t talk about it, but seven aircraft were shot down.

BREAKING: Trump on Ukraine:

They want to go offensive.

I’ll make a determination on that, but they would like to go offensive, and we’ll have to make a determination.

Trump:

Modi is a great man. He loves Trump.

I don't want to destroy his political career with the word "love."

Trump:

My friend Modi assured me there will be no oil purchased from Russia.

It’s a process, but it’s going to be over soon.

Trump to Putin:

Stop killing "Ukraines" and stop killing Russians.

Trump:

They’re looking for the deceased hostages. It’s a gruesome process — they’re digging, finding a lot of bodies. Some under rubble, some in tunnels deep under the earth.

We, meaning Israel, knew most of what they were doing. They’ve killed probably 70,000 of these people, Hamas.

I said it’s time now, we’ll see what happens. We want the weapons given up, and they’ve agreed to do it. If they don’t, we’ll do it.

Trump on B-2 bombers:

It’s unbelievable as a weapon. I know Putin, when I was riding with him in Alaska, we passed a lot of them.

He said "that really did the trick."

I said, "yeah, it did."

Trump:

Hamas used to have the support of Iran, today Iran is trying to survive.

NOW: Trump claims that he stopped the war between Iran and Pakistan.

Trump:

Oh, we have the great Newt Gingrich. You agree with us?

Otherwise, I have him dismissed immediately.

Trump:

They indicted me like five times. I took a mugshot — who would’ve thought it turned out to my favorite because it was a good shot.

Trump:

We are in a trade war with China now.

Journalists leave the Pentagon after refusing to sign Hegseth's press access rules.

Senior Trump advisor:

There are countries like Türkiye ready to send experts to help recover the bodies of hostages from Gaza.

U.S. contractors, not Ukrainian troops, would likely operate and maintain Tomahawk cruise missiles if they are supplied to Ukraine.

A senior Western official told the FT that this approach minimizes escalation risks and prevents sensitive technology from being transferred.

Limited Ukrainian training is expected because Tomahawks require complex navigation and targeting systems, with “black box” components controlled by the U.S.

Initial deliveries would be 20–50 missiles, far below Ukraine’s request for hundreds.

The US plans to double its aid to Argentina to $40 billion, adding a new $20 billion package sourced from private banks and sovereign funds to support President Milei’s struggling economy.

Source: AP

Potential Tomahawk targets in Russia

If the U.S. sends Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine, nearly 2,000 Russian military sites — including 76 airbases — could fall within range.

Source: ISW

A senior NATO official said about 80% of the critical parts in Russia’s drones and modern weapons are made in China.

Since 2023, Beijing has supplied over $20 billion in components, tools, and materials.

Source: UNITED24

Sudan: UAE-backed RSF militants attacked Abu Gamra in North Darfur, forcing civilians to flee to Chad.

NEW: Indonesia will buy 42 Chinese Chengdu J-10C fighter jets in its first-ever non-Western aircraft deal, worth over $9 billion.

Hackers breached PA systems and flight screens at several airports in the U.S. and Canada, broadcasting pro-Palestinian messages like “Free Palestine” and "F--- Netanyahu and Trump."

The group “Turkish Cyber Islam” claimed responsibility.

Airports in Pennsylvania, British Columbia, and Ontario were affected.