Trump on Somalia:

They don't have a government, military, police, all they do is going around killing each other.

And then they come into our country and tell us how to run our country, we don't want them.

Trump on Ilhan Omar:

She supposedly came into our country by marrying her brother, if that is true she should not be a congressman and we should throw her the hell out of our country.

Reporter: You called Tim Walz "retarded," do you stand by that claim?

Trump: Yes, there is something wrong with him. Do you have a problem with that?

Reporter: When will Witkoff meet with Putin?

Trump: Sometime next week.

Reporter: What part of your body was the MRI looking at?

Trump: I have no idea, it was not the brain.

The IDF is set to bar Android phones on army-issued lines for lieutenant colonels and above.

Senior officers will be allowed to use only iPhones for official communication, a move aimed at reducing cyber-intrusion risks.

Source: The Jerusalem Post

U.S.–Ukraine talks on Sunday centered on one issue: where to draw a de facto border with Russia under a possible peace deal.

The five-hour meeting near Miami was described as intense but productive.

Source: Axios

Conservative candidate Nasry Asfura leads Honduras’ presidential race with 34% of votes counted.

Asfura is backed by Trump.

His National Party previously governed under Juan Orlando Hernández (2014–2022), who is now serving a U.S. prison sentence for drug trafficking.

Source: Reuters

Washington told Maduro he, his wife Cilia Flores, and his son would receive safe passage only if he resigned and left the country immediately.

Maduro rejected the demand, asking for global amnesty, control of the armed forces, and more time — terms the U.S. refused.

Source: Miami Herald

NEW: NATO is weighing a more aggressive approach to counter Russia’s hybrid warfare, including cyber attacks, sabotage, and airspace violations.

Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, chair of NATO’s military committee, said the alliance is exploring proactive — not just reactive — responses.

Source: FT

Burkina Faso: The government has created a new 2,400-member elite unit named after the “Angel of Death, Azrael,” trained in Mali, Niger, Russia and Ethiopia.

Sudan: SPLM-N commander El-Jezuli Hamid, who led a training camp under Abdulaziz al-Hilu, was killed along with several fighters after SAF strikes on their Kauda positions in South Kordofan.

Pete Hegseth posted this on X.

Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias has announced a major shift in Greece’s defence strategy, unveiling plans to deploy mobile missile systems across hundreds of Aegean islands.

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Mali: Fuel Blockade Impact

- A prolonged JNIM blockade sharply cuts fuel flows and disrupts mobility and services.

- Fuel convoys are ambushed, and major cities face severe shortages.

- Hospitals see slower referrals, higher costs, and reduced access as reserves shrink.

Cameroon: Two soldiers were killed and several others wounded when an IED hit a military convoy in Bamenda, the largest city in the Northwest Region.

Nigeria: It was reported that ISWAP attacked CJTF militias in Izge, Borno State, killing one member and wounding several others, with civilians also hit by stray bullets.

US lawmakers are launching investigations into reports that the military carried out a second strike to kill survivors of a September attack on a suspected Venezuelan drug-smuggling boat.

After The Washington Post reported that Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth had told forces to “kill everybody” on board, both the Senate and House Armed Services Committees—led by Republicans—said they are demanding answers from the Pentagon and conducting “vigorous oversight.”

Leaders of both parties said on Sunday that, if true, a follow-up strike on survivors could be illegal.

Kremlin:

Putin’s meeting with Witkoff is scheduled for tomorrow and will take place in the second half of the day.