Trump:

Marco Rubio and Steve Witkoff met Qatar’s prime minister in Miami Saturday to discuss a possible Iran war deal.

Source: Axios

IRGC Aerospace Commander Maj. Gen. Seyed Majid Mousavi:

IRGC Aerospace Force missiles and drones are locked onto American targets in the region and enemy aggressor ships; we are awaiting the order to launch.

IRGC Navy:

Any attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran’s oil tankers or commercial vessels will trigger a heavy strike against one of the American bases in the region and enemy ships.

Trump is having fun.

Armenia's PM Pashinyan on Karabakh:

They say we lost land. How was that land ours? How was it ours? Please explain, how was it ours?

I don't want to speak behind dead people's backs, but let's say under the control of a few generals who planted wheat there, for instance, let's say, was that it? How was it ours? How? Explain it, how was it?

Did we build a school there, did we build a kindergarten, did we build a factory, did we live there, a settlement... how was it ours? It was not ours. It was not ours.

North Korea has changed its constitution to mandate an automatic nuclear strike if Kim Jong-un is killed or incapacitated by a foreign attack.

Under the revised law, if command over North Korea’s nuclear forces is threatened, the military must launch a retaliatory nuclear strike immediately.

Source: The Telegraph

French President Macron:

Arabic is the second most spoken language in France, and it is a reality that often needs to be reminded.

I want French to continue being a cherished language among Egyptians.

The Mediterranean is united through this multilingualism.

French President Macron:

The epicenter of the French language today is in the Congo River basin.

It is no longer on the banks of the Seine, because that is where the largest number of French speakers now live.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias:

We are building the strongest armed forces in the history of Hellenism.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias:

How do we deal with a country that produces huge numbers of drones and has chosen to threaten Greece? How do we answer this threat?

The ecosystem of the Greek defense industry has given the answer. And that answer is called ‘Centaur.’

It is one of the most advanced anti-drone systems in the world. It is produced by Greek hands. It is designed by Greek minds. And it equips the Greek armed forces to confront threats against Greece.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias:

Until now, what happened?

The armed forces would ask for weapons, and in 99% of cases we would simply go and buy them off foreign shelves.

What we are doing now is something completely different.

Southern Cypriot EU MP Fidias Panayiotou:

Israel is buying Cyprus.

It's as if those areas are no longer ours.

The character of our island is altered.

📸 This is Israel's secret airbase in Iraq.

Satelitte imagery shows a roughly 1.6 km airstrip cleared in a dry lake bed about 180 km southwest of Najaf/Karbala in Iraq's western desert.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias:

Every conscript in the Greek army from now on will know how to operate drones.

They will know how to use anti-drone systems.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias:

Next year — at the end of the year or the beginning of 2028 — we will receive the first F-35, the most advanced aircraft in the history of this planet, which will give entirely new capabilities to our air force.

We will have an air force with 200 ultra-modern fighter jets.

One of the strongest air forces in Europe.

One of the strongest air forces on the planet.

BIG: Syria carried out its first Visa and Mastercard transaction in over 15 years.

The milestone reconnects Syria to the global financial system after years of sanctions-driven isolation.

WATCH: Ukraine's shotgun-armed interceptor drones blasting Russian FPVs out of the sky at close range.

A defector from Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) publicly accused the United Arab Emirates of directly arming and training the militia.

He says he personally took a course in the UAE city of Al Ain, in the Ghiathy area, with Emirati trainers, and that drones, officer training, and even treatment for wounded fighters all flow from the UAE through transit airports in Chad (N'Djamena), Libya (Al-Jufra and Benghazi), and Somalia.

He concluded:

We are all against the Emirati-Zionist project to dismantle Sudan into mini-states.